Uses for oopsie rolls (recipe thread)

[H20Goddess]

Originally Posted by jenna...

H2O Goddess... can I have your Joe recipe?

Hi Jenna. I used the recipe from LindaSue's website. The recipe can be found here:

Linda's Low Carb Menus & Recipes - My Favorite Sloppy Joes

[jenna...]

Thanks!

[Reva72]

This was my breakfast. It was my first try at making the oopsie. I am hooked.

[cleochatra]

That looks fabulous!

[Pam]

bump...............

[smileyface]

Originally Posted by cleochatra

That looks fabulous!

Hi cleochatra, did the receipe ever come out for the mini cheesecakes? They look sooooo good. I have had new meals because of your wonderful receipes. Thanks!!!!!!
Deanna

[teensville]

I did it but I made a slit in the hot dog and squirt with ketsup and mustard and pre-cooked bacon bits and matchstix pieces of cheese. Top with the batter and bake topped with alittle more shredded cheddar and sprinkle with chipotle powder for smokey flavor

[cleochatra]

Originally Posted by smileyface

Hi cleochatra, did the receipe ever come out for the mini cheesecakes? They look sooooo good. I have had new meals because of your wonderful receipes. Thanks!!!!!!
Deanna

I've done even better than the originals! I made a chocolate chip cheesecake recently and it was TDF.

I am working on dozens of new recipes now. I just need to refocus my energies to get them written down. I just scored some cookbook software and need to transfer recipes there, too.

So, long answer, myriad cheesecake recipes.

Short answer: Will post soon

[theislandgirl]

Originally Posted by cleochatra

...I am working on dozens of new recipes now. I just need to refocus my energies to get them written down. I just scored some cookbook software and need to transfer recipes there, too.

Hey, you've got my email address, I'm happy to help with the MC ware if you'd like.

Hugs!

[smileyface]

Originally Posted by cleochatra

I've done even better than the originals! I made a chocolate chip cheesecake recently and it was TDF.

I am working on dozens of new recipes now. I just need to refocus my energies to get them written down. I just scored some cookbook software and need to transfer recipes there, too.

So, long answer, myriad cheesecake recipes.

Short answer: Will post soon

Many thanks Cleo ( hands wringing together, mouth drooling)
Deanna

[Wenderella2008]

Lovely!!!!!!!!!!

[silverleaf]

bump

[gumdrops]

Cleo, you are my hero!!!

[cleochatra]

You guys have made my day! I appreciate it so much! I have been in the kitchen all day. It just soothes me to cook. You make me smile!

[gumdrops]

Not only does my son love these also, but my dog stole 4 of them while they were cooling on the counter!!!
These things are absolutely incredible toasted with egg salad and a zesty pickle spear!

[gumdrops]

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[silverleaf]

I got a muffaletta sandwich, and put the fillings on an oopsie. Then toasted it. YUMYUMYUM

[gumdrops]

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Yum Yum

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[dc21]

subscribing.....yum!!!!!!!!

[jmac122578]

alright I just tried my first batch. I am not a baker so it took four tries to get a set of egg whites with no yokes in them (don't tell my husband how many eggs I wasted) and I accidently put the cream of tartar in with the yokes and not the whites. Can I be more hopeless. O well this was a first try so we will see what they are like when they come out of the oven and I will try again tomorrow I have to keep trying on these because y'alls pictures are just painful to look at. We need an offical oopsies cookbook!

[cleochatra]

I usually have a bit of yolk in my whites without incident. You'll most likely be ok!

[crazywoman-n-wy]

Jmac, I'm not sure how you are trying to seperate your eggs, so not sure how to advise, but......
Tho the eggs beat up better when they are at room tempature, they should be cold out of the fridge when you try to seperate them. The yolks will break much worse if the eggs are warm.
You might try getting an egg separator also if you don't have one. I have one from tupperware that I've had for years that I always use. I can do it either using the shell & going back & forth, or "pouring" the egg into my cupped fingers (spread slightly apart) and letting the white slide thru either one, but since I have the seperator I prefer to use it. Yes, I have on occasion still broken a yolk, but not very often. Again then more often when the egg was warm.
And you don't have to throw the egg away. If you have too much yolk in the whites, save them (whites & yolks) for scrambled egg or omlette, etc.
I always have a cup that I seperate my egg (white) into, then if it doesn't have yolk in it, put it into the mixer bowl. Empty that little cup after each seperation. Then if you break a yolk (and tho I never use a white with the yolk in it as Cleo does, some do use if only a little) I can put that into another bowl to keep to use for another purpose (scrambled, omlette, or whatever I need egg for in the next few days).
As far as putting the cream of tartar in the yolks instead of the whites, it won't hurt the yolk portion at all, and if you managed to get stiff whites, then still no matter. The cream of tartar just helps the whites to beat up better. But they can be done with any.

And a note for those whose whites deflate too much when they try to fold into the yolks for the oopsies. If you have any kind of "mold" you can still make oopsies even with soupy batter. I decided once to try to make a triple batch, and I think it was a little humid that day (something very rare here in Wyoming where I live). Well I only had 2 or 3 that were "fluffy" like the "batter" should be, then it was soupy. But I poured the rest into my pans (which I was using anyway). They were flatter, but still good. By the way, I use the little 4" Wilton cake pans like Cleo has talked about for part of my oopsies. And I use saved & washed tuna and/or chicken chunk cans. The smaller tuna cans make a rather small oopsie, but they are good for breakfast. I like the larger (13oz) chicken chunk cans the best (even better than the little cake pans). The larger tuna cans would be good too, but I don't usually buy the larger cans of tuna. Many use the muffin top pan.

[Soobee]

I saw on the food channel, Ask Aida, that she separates eggs by cracking them, putting them whole in a bowl, and fishing out the yolks with her hands. Messy, but fairly easy.

[LivinLoCarb]

Thank you, Cleochatra, I had a Wendy's Baconator last night -- slipped off those Wendy's rolls and loaded everything onto my Oopsie rolls. Really, really good! In fact, I had a scary moment when I was listening intently to something hubby was saying, looked down at what I was eating, and had a moment of panic, "Why am I eating the bun???!!!" It was that good! I could actually start to feel like a normal human again!

[tea cup]

Billie
You are a genius! It never occurred to me to use cans for molds. What a great idea.

teacup

[crazywoman-n-wy]

Thanks and you're welcome TeaCup. Not a genious,,,,, tight fisted.

My mother's biscuit & cookie cutter when I was growing up was a small can (potted meat or the like -- they opened on both ends back then) with both ends cut out. I've also had one of those for years. I've cut the ends out of tuna cans (back when you could still cut out both ends) to use as egg "rings" to fry eggs in nice round circles (tho I don't bother to do that often. And for larger cookes cutter, etc.

I do have some cans that I can't remember what came in them, that I've been using for the oopsies that the oopsies stick in pretty badly. They have some type of coating inside, and this causes the sticking. The cans I have without that, don't usually stick (or very little) when I spray well with Pam. But those still tend to. I'm getting rid of those.

The small tuna cans make a pretty small oopsie roll. But they are OK for toasting for breakfast. The larger 13oz cans are better for hamburger buns & sandwiches.

If you have ramkins, they also work well. Again the ones a little larger than the standard ramkin is better.

[SnowWhite]

I made crepes out of the oopsie batter

[jmac122578]

ok I, the super non baker, have now gone oopsie crazy. I even made koloches which my son actually liked and my husband was pretty upset he didn't get any. two thumbs up ....good tummy fun