Wow, I'm a AWESOME chef, it turns out!

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Ahem, ahem. Up there is my best sarcasm I could find for the title.
Anyways, I'm going to be sharing with you my own recipes. I know that I shared two posts like this a long time ago, but I wanted to modify them. So, I have one or two of the same recipes but the rest are different, and can actually be made. I don't have a gurantee that these will work though, (wink wink) and I certainly do not recommend you to try them!

Chicken Whipper Salad

You will need:
 -Three big lettuce leaves
-A big pita 
-Mozzeralla cheese
-Swiss cheese
-Cold cooked chicken (nothing added)
-Lemon juice
-Olive oil
-Zaatar
-Sumak


Method:

Lay the lettuce leaves at the bottom of your dish. In a seperate bowl, mix lemon juice, olive oil, zaatar and sumak. Melt half of the mozzeralla cheese in a saucepan. Shred up the rest of the cheese (swiss and mozzeralla) and add it to another bowl.Now shred the chicken and add it to the cheese bowl. Tear up the pita into small pieces and add that to the cheese bowl. Now mix it all together.

Put the cheese mixture in the dish. Now, pour the melted cheese over it and add the olive oil mixture. Mix well. Your salad is ready to eat!

Buns of Chocolate Cream

Ingredients:

-Melted chocolate
-Whipped cream
-Spray cream
-Icing sugar
-Fresh white buns
-Chocolate sprinkles or chocolate chips (optional
- Cashew nuts, sliced (optional)

Method:

Mix the melted chocolate and the whipped cream in a bowl. Add a pinch of icing sugar to the mixture and set it aside. Now cut open your buns and spread the chocolate cream inside. Add a layer of spray cream and any toppings (optional), such as sprinkles, chocolate chips, or nuts, then close up your buns and add a dab of spray cream on the tops. Sprinkle icing sugar over the buns, then serve them on a pretty plate. You're ready to munch!

Cheese Crackers

Ingredients:

-Swiss cheese, sliced
-Ritz crackers or any other crackers
-Butter, softened
-Oregano
-Olive oil

Method:

 Put a little of the softened butter on each cracker, then sprinkle some oregano on each. Take two of those crackers out, and slice the Swiss cheese a bit so it fits one of the crackers (it might fit just as it is). Put a couple drops of olive oil on each of those two crackers and sandwich them together. Do the same with the rest of the crackers. Perfect for a tea party!

Vanilla Milkshake

Ingredients:

-Vanilla essence
-Milk
-Whipped cream
-Icing sugar
-Vanilla ice cream
-Cinnamon

Method:

Put the milk, ice cream, vanilla essence, whipped cream, and half of the icing sugar in a blender. When it is fairly mixed, pour it in a tall glass. Now in a small bowl, mix the rest of the icing sugar and the cinnamon well. Sprinkle the mixture on the milkshake. Ready to slurp up!

Is this terrible? I know this is. xD


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