Hot Biz Trends for 2012...got any? Here's a few of mine...

[GordonJ]

Thanks Glenn...

I've been doing more cooking out here in NM than I have in years...

And speaking of stretching food...my forte, my expertise, my wheelhouse in the kitchen is

creating meals from whatever is available.

Maybe I should joint venture and write a cookbook too Glenn...hey, how about a membership site.

ONE mistake I made this past summer, whilst on the ol death bed (again).
is
I gave away my submarine recipes. Thousands of recipes to feed 100 people...I thought someday, it would be a great recipe book for churches, soup kitchens, nutrition centers...because recipes for that many people are hard to come by...

The ol Sarge, an Army cook and head of the Goodyear Exectutive commissary and I exchanged recipes.

Speaking of muffins Glenn, do you remember a couple of years ago when I posted up my 2 minute MICROWAVE muffins?


Just last month I made my blueberry-choc chip pan fried cookie...always a favorite...and just last night, cleaned off the ice cream maker to make...

wait for it

wait

homemade red bean

ICE CREAM...something I enjoyed while in Japan...

BUT,

RECIPES are simple...to sell that is...no mess in the kitchen...no hustle to the local businesses...no waiting for customers to buy my HEALTHY HOT DOGS...

ha

so, again, the Glenn Meister has set the wheels aturnin...

Why not cash in on what I know? And recipes are right down my alley.

Keep me posted Glenn if you start a forum or something like that...I'll be a daily contributor...cause I do like me yummies...

Gordon Jay Alexander

PS. Last night I cooked noodles in the bean water...very tasty!!!!!

Originally Posted by Glenn

Hey Gordon,

Thanks for bringing up FOOD.

Love the Food idea. (But Lay off the hot dogs - they'll Kill ya)

Food is going straight UP in price where I shop.

Plus Gardening - cookbooks/Recipes - 30 minute menus

Are all 3 Already Huge niches.

So.

For 2012

I've been thinking FOOD as an INFO PRODUCT as a niche I want to Explore
with ZERO downside.

For example:

I Can Create This E-book:

"How to Turn One Muffin Into a Double-Fist Size Meal"

"Steeeeetch One Box of BlueBerry Muffin Mix into SIX Meals"

Mom is going to be looking for cheap
ways to feed little Johnny and Jane.

And since my mother taught home economics when I was growing up
I've got some REALLY Tasty Recipes to start with.

And

My own kid-like Food Experiments. (I've got some funny stories too. I've
actually burnt up food processors - think smoke and food everywhere
and flames.)

So Thanks for the FOOD Prediction.

I agree it's gonna be BIG!

But I'd rather sell Entertaining Information about Cheaper/Wholesome FOOD
than sell the food itself.

Thanks,
Glenn Osborn

P.S. - Like my "Muffin Recipe Referral System that made 1.2 Million dollars"

Back when I was telemarketing for Jay Abraham.

ALL Gatekeepers EAT - so you can get Past ANYBODY with a HomeMade Great
tasting Banana Muffin Recipe.

Here's how the Muffin Recipe Sales System works...

http://archive.enchantednlp.com/products.php?id=77

[Glenn]

Thanks Gordon,

Ok.

I'll go First.

Let's Test and find out whether your Forum Readers
Enjoy Recipes or not.

I
ALWAYS
Put a STORY
on top of each
Recipe.

WHY?

To Credential myself and The Recipe.
(Because most recipes Are Pretty Lousy - let's face it.)

----------------------------------------------------------
Banana - Raisin - Nut - Muffins

When I was 9 or 10 my Mother put me to work making dessert every day.
She’d cook dinner. I did dessert. I discovered Muffins quickly. But Fought
Decades Long battles with my 2 brothers. One Hated walnuts. The other
picked out all the raisins! YOU Choose. But this recipe survived a Decade of
intense criticism. So you know it’s Great. Glenn

#1 - Pre-heat oven to 400 degrees

#2 - Grease 12 muffin tins

#3 - Chop up and mash one banana - use a fork, potato masher and a large
flat plate or bowl

#4 - Combine all dry ingredients in a bowl

#5 - Then thoroughly mix 1 teaspoon of baking soda with dry ingredients

#6 - Pour wet ingredients in with dry and mix with large spoon until
combined Don't beat mixture. Just mix until no dry spots are left.

#7 - Immediately Spoon into greased muffin tins

#8 - Bake in oven for about 25 minutes. Tops of muffins will get brown
when done.

Ingredients:

1/4 cup warm honey
1 beaten egg
1 1/2 cup of whole wheat flour
1/2 cup buttermilk or plain yogurt

(In a pinch you can mix up 3/4 cup of dry milk with water and squirt in 1
tablespoon of lemon juice -- This reacts with the baking soda and makes
the batter rise)

1/2 cup raisins
1/2 cup chopped walnuts

(Tip: Have some extra flour standing by. The size of the banana is a wild
card. A little more flour might be needed to make up for the wet banana.
You don't want a sloppy wet batter. Your goal is to reach a moist mixture
that sticks to your spoon or fork when mixing.)