Cooking Disney recipes at home

chastmastr · 02-13-2006

Does anyone here ever try to cook the Disney recipes (from the restaurants) at home?

David

Kippage · 02-13-2006

I did. BF took a 6 week trip to Brazil last year, so I kept myself busy with the recipes. I printed out all the ones I could find. Made them, took pics, and made it into a recipe scrapbook.

Most of them came out fairly decent. But being that haven't tried everything, I don't know the original to compare.

Erin · 02-13-2006

Post pictures and give more details, please, Kippage :c)

Andrea · 02-13-2006

I was all gung-ho to make the carrot ginger soup from Boma... but when I saw how much cream went into it

I decided that only getting it during those rare times I will be at WDW would be a much healthier choice!

PhilliesFan · 02-13-2006

I bought a cookbook many many years ago at WDW that contains recipes from many different WDW resorts and theme park restaurants. I couldn't tell you if they take like the real thing, but the recipes are easy to follow and quite tasty.

Park Hopper · 02-13-2006

We recently got a bunch of recipes for our favorite items on the Hollywood & Vine buffet. My absolute favorite is the turkey pot roast and I think this thread may give me the motivation to make it.

We also have the book that includes all the recipes from last year's Food & Wine Festival booths. We need to try making some of those, too.

**llama** · 02-13-2006

I bought my daughter the Recipes from WDW and DL last year and she loves it - she's cooked many things from it - including the grapefruit cake from The Brown Derby and the meatloaf from PrimeTime Cafe - they were especially good. That's one more reason why I miss the Disney Magazine - they always use to feature a recipe from one of the Chefs of the various restaurants.

**ddoll** · 02-13-2006

I made the buttermilk fried chicken and the Tonga Toast. Both were excellent!

Princess Tessa · 02-13-2006

so cool!!! I have the day off today, maybe I'll try some Disney cooking

I've always wantedto make Kronk's famous Spinich Puffs

chastmastr · 02-13-2006

I'm organizing the ones I've found online into categories and printing them out. :)

It's taking a while though.

mickeymotto · 02-13-2006

I've printed out about 10 of our favorites, but haven't gotten around to actually maikng them

I have to soon cause I'm going through withdrawls!

Anyway, I just found the recipe this weekend for O'Hana's Bread pudding!!! ( On All Ears) What a great one to start with!

I'll keep you posted...

PrincessPooh · 02-13-2006

I have the "cooking with mickey and the disney chefs" book and I love it. I've made the cheddar breakfast potatoes from Crystal Palace several times. There are a few others that I can't think of right now too. I'm dying to get a recipe for the WDW brownies, it's still an obsession for me.

Looking forward to making sticky-mickeys soon!

Princessbaby · 02-14-2006

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Originally Posted by PrincessPooh

I have the "cooking with mickey and the disney chefs" book and I love it. I've made the cheddar breakfast potatoes from Crystal Palace several times. There are a few others that I can't think of right now too. I'm dying to get a recipe for the WDW brownies, it's still an obsession for me.

Looking forward to making sticky-mickeys soon!

I saw those when I was searching for recipes-what are they exactly (sticky-mickeys)?

**Dana** · 02-14-2006

Nope. I am limited in my cooking abilities and don't want to ruin good food with my lack of skill...lol Anyone who wishes to send free samples of any WDW food to me, please contact me via PM

lol

kizzmitt · 02-14-2006

I've made the Wings from WCC, I asked for the recipe while we were there and the chef came to the table to give it to me and talked with me about how to make them. I felt special! The wings came out great!

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chastmastr Encyclopedia Bruin Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: St. Petersburg, Florida Posts: 2,248	Cooking Disney recipes at home Does anyone here ever try to cook the Disney recipes (from the restaurants) at home? David

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Kippage Keeping it real since '83 Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Pensacola, FL Posts: 2,100	Re: Cooking Disney recipes at home I did. BF took a 6 week trip to Brazil last year, so I kept myself busy with the recipes. I printed out all the ones I could find. Made them, took pics, and made it into a recipe scrapbook. Most of them came out fairly decent. But being that haven't tried everything, I don't know the original to compare. __________________ Victoria Twitter Myspace Flickr Good Reads "...perfection is unattainable. Perfection is a conceit. Perfection actually lies in fully loving the defect. I think that's perfection. It's like what the guy says in Hellboy, he says, "We like people for their qualities; we love them for their defects." It's true in life. It's the same." - Guillermo del Toro

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Erin Scooter Princess Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Welaka Posts: 9,771	Re: Cooking Disney recipes at home Post pictures and give more details, please, Kippage :c) __________________ Team Jake! http://www.twitter.com/IamBubbles www.facebook.com/scooterprincess

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Andrea Dole Whip Apostate Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Shasta in my heart Posts: 2,815	Re: Cooking Disney recipes at home I was all gung-ho to make the carrot ginger soup from Boma... but when I saw how much cream went into it I decided that only getting it during those rare times I will be at WDW would be a much healthier choice! __________________ x´¨) x¸.•´ ¸.•´¨"...make sure you don't grow up stupid.¸.•´¨) (¸.•´xxxxxxxxxxxxIt's bad for the world."xxxxxxxxxxx ¸.•´ xxxxxxxxxxxxx--Tami Taylor, Friday Night Lightsxxxxxxxxxx(¸.•`* My Disney Countdown Counting down to: I have absolutely nothing to look forward too. :-(

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PhilliesFan Mouse Meister Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: South Jersey Posts: 1,355	Re: Cooking Disney recipes at home I bought a cookbook many many years ago at WDW that contains recipes from many different WDW resorts and theme park restaurants. I couldn't tell you if they take like the real thing, but the recipes are easy to follow and quite tasty. __________________ Polynesian - July 2006, Hard Rock - November 2004, Polynesian - June 2002, Off Site - April 1997, Caribbean Beach - May 1992, Polynesian - October 1988, Polynesian - June 1987 Honeymoon, Off Site - May 1981 Senior Class Trip Life Is Good! Hello, my name is Lisa My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Wedding in beautiful Destin Florida Time to plan something...

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Park Hopper Mouse Meister Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Orlando Posts: 1,255	Re: Cooking Disney recipes at home We recently got a bunch of recipes for our favorite items on the Hollywood & Vine buffet. My absolute favorite is the turkey pot roast and I think this thread may give me the motivation to make it. We also have the book that includes all the recipes from last year's Food & Wine Festival booths. We need to try making some of those, too. __________________ 30 Minutes from the Mouse Last edited by Park Hopper; 02-13-2006 at 01:44 PM.

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llama Practically Perfect Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Slurpee Capital of the World Posts: 7,379	Re: Cooking Disney recipes at home I bought my daughter the Recipes from WDW and DL last year and she loves it - she's cooked many things from it - including the grapefruit cake from The Brown Derby and the meatloaf from PrimeTime Cafe - they were especially good. That's one more reason why I miss the Disney Magazine - they always use to feature a recipe from one of the Chefs of the various restaurants. __________________ Your Moderately Moderate Moderator A PROUD MEMBER OF THE BAD KITTY CLUB "Meowany Are Called, Mew Are Chosen" eleven-twenty-ten My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Christmas in Florida 30 days 21 hours 38 minutes

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ddoll Singing In My Head Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: RI Posts: 5,257	Re: Cooking Disney recipes at home I made the buttermilk fried chicken and the Tonga Toast. Both were excellent! __________________ Moderator of DVC, Disney Company • 3/96 Offsite • 9/98 Villa • 10/98 Dixie Landings • 8/00 Villa • 6/01 Disneyland, CA • 5/02 Villa • 6/03 Villa • 11/03 Wilderness Lodge • 8/04 PopCentury, Swan & Royal Pacific • 12/04 Swan • 8/05 Swan & Hard Rock Hotel • 11/05 Swan • 1/06 Swan • 9/06 Disneyland, CA• 12/06 Swan & HRH • 1/07 Swan • 10/07 Hard Rock Hotel • 12/07 Hard Rock & Swan • 1/08 Boardwalk• 10/08 Villa• 1/09 Swan • 8/09 Condo • 1/10 Swan & PBR My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Viva Las Vegas! 15 days 17 hours 38 minutes

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Princess Tessa Starting over Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Vancouver, BC Canada Posts: 1,989	Re: Cooking Disney recipes at home so cool!!! I have the day off today, maybe I'll try some Disney cooking I've always wantedto make Kronk's famous Spinich Puffs __________________ Disneyland Trips 1989, 1994, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2004 (yes, twice, I'm obsessed okay?!) 2005, 2007 (I'm missing three trips but I don't remember what years) WDW Canadian Cast Member 2006 - 2007

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chastmastr Encyclopedia Bruin Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: St. Petersburg, Florida Posts: 2,248	Re: Cooking Disney recipes at home I'm organizing the ones I've found online into categories and printing them out. :) It's taking a while though.

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mickeymotto aka CliffhangerMotto Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Not close enough to WDW! Posts: 2,726	Re: Cooking Disney recipes at home I've printed out about 10 of our favorites, but haven't gotten around to actually maikng them I have to soon cause I'm going through withdrawls! Anyway, I just found the recipe this weekend for O'Hana's Bread pudding!!! ( On All Ears) What a great one to start with! I'll keep you posted... __________________ MickeyMotto **~~Magical Memories~~ June 1976~Offsite January 1978~Disneyland March 1995~Offsite November 2004~Universal-Royal Pacific December 2005~AKL/Disney Wonder September 2006~Wilderness Lodge February 2007~Animal Kingdom August 2007~Poly February 2009~Wilderness June 2009~Animal Kingdom Lodge http://www.mickeypath.com/id/1233809966.png My Disney Countdown Counting down to:** Well deserved, after the holidays, Adult Only Trip!! 58 days 3 hours 38 minutes

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PrincessPooh Mouse Meister Join Date: May 2005 Location: Long Island, NY Posts: 1,365	Re: Cooking Disney recipes at home I have the "cooking with mickey and the disney chefs" book and I love it. I've made the cheddar breakfast potatoes from Crystal Palace several times. There are a few others that I can't think of right now too. I'm dying to get a recipe for the WDW brownies, it's still an obsession for me. Looking forward to making sticky-mickeys soon! __________________ ~~PrincessPooh~~ "Here you leave today and enter the world of yesterday, tomorrow and fantasy" ...9/05 POR~12/06 WL~9/07 POFQ~9/08 POLY~1/09 SSR~5/09 SSR~8/09 SSR... Your friendly DVC neighbor at Kidani Village, AKL!

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Dana Super Mod/Packen' Kracken Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Joisey Posts: 23,782	Re: Cooking Disney recipes at home Nope. I am limited in my cooking abilities and don't want to ruin good food with my lack of skill...lol Anyone who wishes to send free samples of any WDW food to me, please contact me via PM lol __________________ ~82 off-site~91 off-site~97 ASMusic~ ~00 ASMovies~02 Wilderness Lodge~04 Animal Kingdom Lodge~ ~05 Animal Kingdom Lodge & Polynesian~ ~05 Port Orleans French Quarter~06 Old Key West~ ~07 Port Orleans French Quarter~08 Old Key West~ ~09 Saratoga Springs~10 Port Orleans Fench Quarter~ My Disney Countdown Counting down to: 10 day do all or die trying trip. 270 days 10 hours 38 minutes

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kizzmitt Big Cheese Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Not far from a beach! Posts: 960	Re: Cooking Disney recipes at home I've made the Wings from WCC, I asked for the recipe while we were there and the chef came to the table to give it to me and talked with me about how to make them. I felt special! The wings came out great! __________________ 2002 1st Disney vacation since childhood! Port Orleans Riverside 2003 Port Orleans French Quarter 2005 Port Orleans French Quarter DGD's 1st Disney experience! 2005 1st Fall vacation and 1st MNSSHP! PopCentury Spring 2006 Back to POFQ and SOG 2007 Port Orleans Riverside May 2nd-14th

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