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I have several recipes ready to be compiled into a video. Only I can't find the time to do this, at the moment. But I will resume posting recipes here, as soon as possible!
If everything stays this way the next recipe should be online this weekend.
I am posting this with my phone, as I have trouble with my computer at the moment. Can't go online nor do any kind of work concerning the next video :( I have everything ready to start editing the new recipe, as soon as my computer is usable, again. So come back soon.
The new recipe will be online asap!
Melt butter in a medium sized pan, over gentle heat.
so that it comes away from the side of the pan.
Add milk and crumbled chicken bouillon cube.
Constantly stirring, bring it to the boil.
Then simmer until the sauce thickens. Keep stirring, so the sauce doesn't scorch.
Heat through, while stirring constantly.
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The next recipe is already in production. Only thing left to do is editing the movie and put it on YouTube. I promise you won't have to wait for too long. I'll take care of the open tasks as soon as possible.
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Bake baguettes according to instructions on packaging (approx. 10 min).
While baguettes are in the oven, begin preparing the other ingredients.
Grill or cook wieners as desired.
Heat up chili con carne.
Peal onion. Chop in half and then cut to thin half rings.
Cut cucumbers to thin chips.
When baguettes are done let them cool down until you are able to handle them (approx. 10 min).
Chop baguettes in half and then cut each piece lengthwise, approx. two-thirds deep.
Place wiener on top of each baguette.
Put onion rings and cucumber chips on top of wieners.
Add 2 tablespoons of chili con carne to each hot dog.
Top off each dog with approx. 15 g of grated cheese.
Enjoy while still warm, or put in oven or microwave to reheat for a short time.
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