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Pea puree. Prawn toasts with chilli and coriander dipping sauce recipe. To make chilli and coriander dipping sauce, place all the ingredients in a bowl, stirring to dissolve sugar.

Prawn toasts with chilli and coriander dipping sauce recipe

Set aside. Place prawns, sesame oil, rice vinegar, ginger, garlic and a good pinch of salt in a food processor and pulse a few times to form a paste. Combine mayonnaise and chilli bean sauce in a bowl. Spread chilli mayonnaise on one side of the bread slices, then top with a thick layer of prawn mixture. Place half the sesame seeds on a clean board and press 3 bread slices, prawn-side down, into mixture to completely coat. Fill a large, deep frying pan with 1 cm oil and place over medium heat. Note • Chilli bean sauce, a mixture of ground fermented soybeans and chillies, is available from select supermarkets and Asian food shops. Photography Chris Chen. Chilli Mud Crab Recipe. Step 1 Place the crabs in the freezer for about 1 hour to put them to 'sleep'.

Chilli Mud Crab Recipe

Step 2 To clean the crabs, lift the flap on the underside and pull off the top shell. Remove and discard the grey, spongy, finger-like gills. Rinse the crabs quickly under cold water to get rid of any gunk. Step 3 Use a heavy knife or cleaver to cut each crab in half lengthwise, then cut each half into thirds. Use the back of the knife to crack the claws and legs to let the sauce seep in while they cook. Source MasterChef - July 2011 , Page 87 Recipe by Marion Grasby Photography by Sharyn Cairns Allow an extra 1 hour to freeze crabs. Wander the aisles of an Asian food shop to find Chinese rice wine (shaoxing). Grilled corn grits with blackened prawns and lime butter. Mexican Style Grilled Corn with Cotija Cheese and Lime Zest Recipe. Roasted potato salad with herbs.

Light and healthy take on potato salad If you are like me, you grew up with potato salad that was heavy on commercial mayonaise, or worse, Miracle Whip.

Roasted potato salad with herbs

If anyone had digestive issues after a picnic they were sure to blame it on the potato salad. Here is an updated potato salad, that starts with roasting the potatoes to bring out their sweetness, fresh herbs, and a mustardy olive oil dressing. Perfect for a holiday picnic, and you need never worry about the potato salad again. Red, white and blue mini potatoes For this recipe I used a combination of Melissa’s Dutch yellow peewee and gemstone potatoes. Tips See my post on how to make a great vinaigrette. Ingredients 3 pounds red, white and blue mini potatoes1.5 T olive oil1 shallot minced2 T whole grain dijon mustard1.5 T Jerez Spanish sherry vinegar 1/3 cup oilve oilSalt and pepper to taste3/4 ounce chives, chopped3/4 ounce fresh mint, chopped3 stalks celery, chopped Instructions Step 1 Heat oven to 350 degrees.

Old Fashioned Gluten Free Cornbread. If you’re looking for the perfect side to almost any meal, this naturally gluten free cornbread is just the thing.

Old Fashioned Gluten Free Cornbread

The only grain is cornmeal—no rice flour blend—and this forgiving recipe can be made with sour cream or even milk (nondairy is fine!) Instead of yogurt. As you can see here, I baked the cornbread* in a cast iron skillet. But only because, well, I love baking in a cast iron skillet. Nothing heats as evenly or bakes as well. *If you’re just getting started on a gluten free diet and you’re wondering if corn is gluten free, for example, it is! Over the years, you have written to me, telling me that you made it with granulated sugar instead of honey, milk instead of buttermilk or yogurt, shortening or coconut oil (or even vegetable oil!) Just so we’re clear, I have not tested this recipe myself with every single one of these substitutions so I can’t really vouch for them personally.

The best I can usually do is to advise you to experiment (I am but one person! Ingredients P.S. Green Garden Salad. Green Garden Salad Posted by Teresa Cutter on Monday, January 7, 2013 · 6 Comments This is one of my favourite summer salads of the moment.

Green Garden Salad

I love the fact that it can be eaten both raw or lightly blanched for 15 seconds to still keep it crisp and delicious. Another great thing about it is that it keeps really well, so perfect to pack into a lunch box if you have any leftovers at dinner. I’ve topped mine with a little Persian feta then scented with a simple lemon vinaigrette made from cold pressed olive oil, lemon juice + black pepper. What’s good about it: Peas are a great vegetable source of protein that helps to fuel and repair your body, build lean muscle and supports your immune system as well as weight loss. 2 cups (280 g/ 9 3/4 oz ) green peas – fresh raw or frozen 2 decent handfuls (200 g / 7 oz) sugar snap peas 1 handful, snow pea shoots, micro greens or sprouts such as broccoli or alfalfa 20 g Persian feta – or any feta you love ( see notes ) 1 x Dressing (see below)

Barbecued Jerk Chicken With Pineapple & Ginger Chutney Recipe.