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  • Breakfast
    • Acai Bowl
    • All Day Breakfast
    • Asparagus Milanese
    • Bacon and Egg Bread Cups
    • Bacon and Egg Roll
    • Bacon and Spinach Omelette
    • Best Ever Berry Pikelets
    • Blueberry Pancakes
    • Buttermilk Pancakes
    • Buttermilk Scones
    • Chicken Livers with Onions
    • Egg Breakfast Cups
    • Eggs in Purgatory-Hangover Eggs
    • French Toast
    • Lemon Souffle Pancakes
    • Medimurski Langusi
    • Mushroom and Cheese Omelette
    • Peci Paje
    • Perfect Scrambled Eggs
    • Salami and Potato Frittata
    • Scrambled Eggs with Asparagus
    • Scrambled Eggs with Chorizo
    • Spinach and Cheese Spirals
    • To Die For Cinnamon Buns
    • Waffles with Berries, Ice Cream and Maple Syrup
  • Lunch
    • Bacon, Egg and Tomato Pie
    • Baked Lemon Pepper Chicken Drumsticks
    • Broccolini and Bacon Tart
    • Cabbage and Prawn Salad
    • Chicken and Avocado Quesadillas
    • Chicken Caesar Salad
    • Chicken Liver, Frisee and Speck Salad
    • Chicken, Mushroom and Bacon Pies
    • Chorizo, Potato and Herb Frittata
    • Creamy Chicken and Corn Burritos
    • Crumbed Eggplant with Tomato Basil Sauce
    • Egg, Bacon and Cheese Frittata
    • Five Spice Pork with an Asian Green Bean Salad
    • Goat's Cheese Stuffed Zucchini Flowers
    • Italian Chicken Pasta Salad
    • Mince and Feta Gozleme
    • Mini Egg Muffins
    • Mum's Octopus Salad
    • Octopus and Potato Salad
    • Okonomiyaki (Japanese Pancakes)
    • Omelette with Stir Fried Shitake Mushrooms and Rice
    • Prawn and Avocado Salad
    • Quesadillas
    • Quiche Lorraine
    • Salad of Figs, Prosciutto, Leaves and Toasted Bread
    • Salmon and Avocado Ceviche
    • Sandwich Press Chicken Quesadillas
    • Sandwiches and Wraps
    • Smoked Trout, Potato and Cherry Tomato Salad
    • Spinach and Cheese Gozleme
    • Sunday Roast Salad
    • Super Green Kale Salad
    • Thai Beef Salad
    • Thai Beef Salad
    • Thai Duck Salad
    • Thai Pork Salad
    • Tomato Bacon Pasta
    • Turkey Potato Wedges
    • Vietnamese Chicken Salad
    • Zucchini and Beef Sfougato
    • Zucchini Slice
  • Dinner
    • Beef and Veal >
      • Beef and Bean Burritos
      • Beef and Broccoli Stir Fry
      • Beef and Mushroom Pies
      • Beef with Cashew Nam Jim and Asian Greens
      • Bibimbap
      • Burger Night at Our House
      • Chinese Beef and Snow Pea Stir Fry
      • Egyptian Kofta Rolls
      • French Style Cottage Pie
      • Indonesian Satay with Peanut Sauce
      • Layered Beef Enchilada Bake
      • Mongolian Beef and Snow Pea Stir Fry
      • Musaka
      • Penang Curry with Coconut Rice
      • Simple Steak Sandwich
      • Steak Slice with Lemon and Thyme
      • Steak with a Green Peppercorn Sauce
      • Tagliata For Two
      • Veal Saltimbocca
      • Veal with Creamy Mushroom Sauce
    • Chicken and Duck >
      • Braised Chicken Marylands with Wine and Tomatoes
      • Chicken and Eggplant Parmigiana
      • Chicken and Oyster Sauce Noodle Stir Fry
      • Chicken Bastardo
      • Chicken Cordon Bleu Roll with an Italian Twist
      • Chicken, Eggplant and Green Bean Korma
      • Chicken Fajita Drumsticks with Three Salsas
      • Chicken Kiev
      • Chicken Saltimbocca
      • Chicken Schnitzel Burger with Baconnaise
      • Chicken with Garlic Potatoes and Rosemary
      • Chicken with Tomatoes
      • Chinese Style Roast Duck
      • Crispy Skin Duck with Pink Grapefruit and Avocado Salad
      • Duck Breasts with Red Wine Sauce, Mashed Potatoes and Green Beans
      • Greek Chicken Gyros with Tzatziki
      • Greek Lemon Chicken Gyros with Tzatziki
      • Green Chicken Curry
      • Guatemalan Chicken and Tomatillo Stew
      • Honey Mustard Chicken, Bacon and Avocado Salad
      • Jerk Chicken
      • Mediterranean Chicken
      • Nasi Goreng
      • Peri Peri Chicken Burger
      • Piri Piri Chicken
      • Poached Duck and Cashew Salad with Duck Crackling
      • Portuguese Style Chicken Drumsticks
      • Roast Chicken Marylands with Potatoes
      • Roast Chicken Salad and Chive Mayonnaise
      • Roast Duck Marylands and Potatoes
      • Roast Lemon Chicken
      • Salvadoran Chicken in White Wine
      • Salvadoran Chicken Stew with Red Capsicums
      • Spatchcock with Spicy Corn Salad
      • Tequila and Lime Chicken
      • Teriyaki Chicken
      • Woodman's Chicken Pollo alla Boscaiola
    • Lamb >
      • Garlic and Sage Lamb Racks
      • Lamb Racks with Breadcrumbs, Parsley and Lemon
      • Lamb Shank Stew
      • Leg of Lamb with Garlic and Rosemary
      • Middle Eastern Lamb Pilaf
      • Slow Cooked Curry Crusted Lamb
      • Slow Cooked Lamb Shank and Bean Ragu
      • Slow Cooked Lamb Shoulder
    • Pasta and Risotto >
      • Bacon and Mushroom Pasta Bake
      • Baked Bechamel Pasta
      • Basil Pesto with Pasta
      • Brudet Risotto
      • Calabrian Lasagna
      • Cannelloni
      • Chicken Bolognese Pasta Bake
      • Chilli Prawn and Tomato Spaghetti
      • Corteccia or Cavatelli
      • Creamy Bacon and Mushroom Fettuccine
      • Creamy Bacon Fettuccine
      • Creamy Mushroom Linguine
      • Creamy Tomato Chicken and Chorizo Pasta
      • Cuttlefish Risotto
      • Duck Ragu with Pappardelle
      • Ella's Creamy Chicken Pasta
      • Fettuccine Alla Carbonara
      • Fettuccine with Chicken and Mushroom Sauce
      • Fettuccine with Mud Crab, Garlic, Chilli, Lemon and Parsley
      • Fish Risotto
      • Fregola with Mussels, Vongole and Prawns
      • Fregola with Clams
      • Fresh Egg Pasta
      • Fresh Tomato Pasta
      • Gnocchi Mac 'n' Cheese
      • Kale, Chilli and Parmesan Pasta
      • Krpice sa Zeljem
      • Lasagne
      • Lasagne with Crepes
      • Macaroni Eggplant Cake
      • Macaroni Milano
      • Mushroom Risotto
      • Orecchiette with Broccoli and Anchovy
      • Oven Baked Meatballs in Cheesy Tomato Sauce
      • Pappardelle Carbonara
      • Pastitsio
      • Pearl Barley Risotto with Wild Mushrooms
      • Penne with Pork Ragu
      • Penne with Spicy Tomato Sauce
      • Potato and Caramelised Onion Vareniki
      • Savoury Crepes-Ham and Cheese or Spinach and Ricotta
      • Seafood Paella
      • Semolina Gnocchi Alla Romana
      • Short Rib Ragu
      • Simple Neapolitan Sauce
      • Slow Cooked Beef Ragu
      • Smoky Mac 'N' Cheese
      • Spaetzle
      • Spaghetti Alla Carbonara
      • Spaghetti Bolognese
      • Spaghetti Marinara
      • Spaghetti Pizzaiola
      • Spaghetti Puttanesca
      • Spaghetti with Clams
      • Spaghetti with Clams
      • Spaghetti with Crab
      • Spaghetti with Fresh Tomato and Basil
      • Spaghetti with Garlic, Olive Oil and Chilli
      • Spinach and Ricotta Cannelloni Crepes
      • Spinach and Ricotta Shells
      • Sporki Macaroni
      • Super Quick Fresh Pasta
      • Tagliatelle Alla Bolognese
      • Tomato Prawn Risotto
      • Vegetable Lasagna
    • Pork >
      • Bajan Roast Pork
      • Baked Meatballs in Tomatoes
      • Bolognese Pie
      • Chinese Roast Pork Neck
      • Meatzza
      • Mince and Potato Pita
      • Mince Stuffed Capsicums-Punjene Paprike
      • My Favourite Pulled Pork
      • Nachos
      • Paprika and Lime Pork Enchiladas
      • Perfect Baked Pork Belly
      • Perfect Roasted Pork Fillet with Apples
      • Pork Campagnola
      • Pork Schnitzels with Lemon and Parsley
      • Roast Pork Belly with Sauerkraut
      • Roast Pork with Garlic and Rosemary
      • Salt and Pepper Pork
      • Sarma-Cabbage Rolls
      • Slow Roasted American Ribs
      • Sung Choi Bao
    • Seafood >
      • Baked Snapper with Parsley, Chilli and Oregano
      • Brudet-Croatian Fish Stew
      • Chilli Crab
      • Chinese Style Fish with Coconut Rice
      • Confit Salmon
      • Croatian Octopus Peka
      • Cuttlefish Stew
      • Fish and Chips
      • Fish Cakes
      • Fish Tacos
      • Fish with Lemon Butter Sauce
      • Fried Calamari
      • Garlic Squid with Parmesan
      • Korean Fish Stir Fry
      • Mexican Fish Tacos with Guacamole
      • Mussel Buzara
      • Pan Fried White Fish with Roasted Vegetables
      • Popara
      • Prawn Buzara
      • Stir Fry Crab
      • Whole Baked Fish with Lemon Salt and Aioli
      • Whole Baked Ocean Trout with Fennel and Pomegranate
    • Sides, Salads and Accompaniments >
      • Asian Cabbage, Bean and Carrot Salad
      • Baka Marija's Trganci
      • Baked Beans and Frankfurt Bake
      • Beetroot and Feta with Herb and Pistachio Dressing
      • Bok Choy with Garlic, Honey and Soy
      • Broccoli and Cauliflower
      • Broccoli Salad
      • Cheesy Potato Gratin Stacks
      • Chef's Salad
      • Chinese Broccoli with Oyster Sauce
      • Chinese Chicken Salad with Crispy Wonton Skins
      • Chinese Cucumber Salad
      • Coleslaw with a Mayonnaise Dressing
      • Coleslaw with a Vinegar Dressing
      • Crazy Corn
      • Croatian Easter Bread Dolls
      • Crunchy Potato Balls
      • Easter Salad
      • Four Bean Salad
      • Fried Rice
      • Garlic Bread
      • Greek Salad
      • Green Salad
      • Grenadir Mars
      • Grilled Vegetables
      • Infused Chilli Oil
      • Josip's Spinach
      • Lastovsko Zelje-Cabbage and Potato Salad
      • Luxurious Mashed Potato Bake
      • Macaroni and Bean Salad
      • Marinated Garlic
      • Mashed Potatoes Baked with Bacon
      • Mexican Tomato Salsa
      • Microwave Chilli Jam
      • Miso Roasted Eggplant
      • Muffin Pan Potato Gratins
      • No Knead Bread
      • Pan Fried Potatoes
      • Pita Bread
      • Polenta
      • Pommes Anna
      • Potato Beetroot Salad
      • Potato Gnocchi
      • Potato Gnocchi with Cheese
      • Potato Gratin
      • Potato Stacks with Fresh Thyme
      • Roast Chilli Potatoes
      • Rosemary Garlic Focaccia
      • Salt and Pepper Breadsticks
      • Spinach and Pear Salad
      • Tartiflette
      • Tian Provencal
      • Turkish Pide Bread
      • Tuscan Fries
      • Tzatziki
    • Soups >
      • Bacon, Lentil and Cabbage Soup
      • Baka Marija's Cuz Pajz-Cabbage Soup
      • Baka Marija's Zelje-Cabbage Soup 2
      • Beef and Bean Goulash Soup
      • Beef, Barley and Cavolo Nero Soup
      • Cauliflower, Leek and Bacon Soup
      • Cauliflower Soup
      • Chicken Laksa Lemak
      • Chicken Soup with Mini Meatballs
      • Chicken Soup with Semolina Dumplings
      • Chicken Wonton Soup
      • Corn Chowder
      • Cream of Asparagus Soup
      • Egyptian Lentil Soup
      • Fish Soup
      • Goulash Soup
      • Grated Pasta Dough for Soup
      • Jota-Sauerkraut Soup
      • Kaq'ik
      • Leftover Lamb Soup
      • Lemon Chicken Soup
      • Lentil Soup
      • Mushroom Soup
      • Pea and Ham Soup
      • Pea and Ham Soup 2
      • Pho Ga
      • Potato and Leek Soup
      • Prawn Bisque
      • Pumpkin Soup
      • Pumpkin Soup 2
      • Pumpkin Soup 3
      • Seafood Laksa Lemak
      • Smoked Ham, Tomato and Butter Bean Soup
      • Smoked Rib and Bean Soup-Pasta Fazol
      • Tom Yum Goong
      • Tomato Soup with Pasta and Basil
    • Stews >
      • Baka Marija's Goulash
      • Beef Cheek Ragu
      • Beef, Barley and Mushroom Stew
      • Beef Goulash
      • Braised Beef Short Ribs in Red Wine Sauce
      • Chicken Cacciatore
      • Chicken, Chorizo and Bean Cassoulet
      • Chicken Paprikas with Pljukanci
      • Chilli Con Carne with Corn Dumplings
      • Chorizo with Lentil and Roasted Red Capsicum
      • Easy Baked Goulash
      • Green Chilli Stew
      • Hilachas
      • Mexican Beef Stew
      • Osso Buco
      • Short Rib Bourguignon
      • Slow Cooked Beef Cheeks
      • Stracotto
      • Swiss Beef and Mushroom Stew
  • Desserts
    • Biscuits >
      • Almond Bread
      • ANZAC biscuits
      • Choc Chip and M&M Cookies
      • Chocolate Chip Cookies
      • Chocolate Chocolate Chip Cookies
      • Chocolate Hazelnut Flowers
      • Chocolate Salami
      • Christmas Sandwich Cookies
      • Christmas Star Tree
      • Citrus and Coconut Nut Bread
      • Cookie Dough
      • Gingerbread Men
      • Hazelnut Scrolls
      • Lemon Macaroons
      • Melting Moments
      • Mixed Nut Biscotti
      • Monte Carlos
      • Peruvian Alfajores
      • Polka Dot Cookies
      • White Chocolate and Macadamia Cookies
    • Bite Sized Treats >
      • Cheesecake Balls
      • Chocolate Crackles
      • Chocolate Marshmallow Brown Sugar Fudge
      • Chocolate Rum Truffles
      • Chocolate Strawberries
      • Crunchy Chocolate Truffles
      • Mini Christmas Puddings
      • Rocky Road
      • Tim Tam and Milo Fudge
    • Cakes and Tortes >
      • Apple and Strawberry Crumble Cake
      • Apple Cake
      • Banana and Raspberry Bread
      • Banana Bread
      • Banana Bread 2
      • Banana Bread 3
      • Banana Cake
      • Blackberry and Plum Streusel Cake
      • Blueberry Banana Bread
      • Cannoli Cake
      • Carrot Cake with Lemon Cream Cheese Frosting
      • Choc Banana Bread
      • Chocolate Babka
      • Chocolate Banana Bread
      • Chocolate Crunch Cake
      • Chocolate Olive Oil Cake
      • Christmas Fruit Cake
      • Ciambella
      • Coconut Lime Syrup Cake
      • Dairy and Egg Free Chocolate Cake
      • Easy Apple Bundt Cake
      • Easy Apple Cake
      • Five Layer Chocolate Espresso Cake
      • Flourless, Chocolate, Pecan and Raspberry Torte
      • Italian Breakfast Banana Bread
      • Lemon Cake with Mascarpone Frosting
      • Lemon Tea Cake
      • Lemon Yoghurt Cake
      • Nutella Banana Bread
      • Orange Tea Cake
      • Pear and Vanilla Cake
      • Red Velvet Cake
      • Sticky Date Pudding
      • Sticky Date Pudding 2
      • Strawberry Banana Bread
      • Strawberry Cloud Cake
      • Tiramisu Torte
      • Tres Leches Cake
      • Tres Leches Cake 2
      • Ultimate One-Bowl Chocolate Cake
    • Cheesecakes >
      • Baka Marija's Gibanica
      • Baked Ricotta Cheesecake
      • Cafe Latte Cheesecakes
      • Chocolate Cheesecake
      • Cookies and Cream Cheesecake
      • Margarita Cheesecake
      • New York Cheesecake
      • Nutella Cheesecake
      • Passionfruit Cheesecake
      • Passionfruit Cheesecake Slice
      • Pineapple Jelly Cheesecakes
      • Strawberry Cheesecake
      • Sunny Lemon Cheesecake
    • Crepes and Pancakes >
      • Banana and Hazelnut Cream Crepes
      • Chocolate Crepe Cake with Hazelnut Cream
      • Crepe Cake with Citrus Cream and a Berry Salad
      • Crepes
      • Lemon Curd and Poppy Seed Crepe Cake
      • Lemon Curd Crepe Cake
      • Ricotta filled Crepes
      • Strawberry and Hazelnut Cream Crepes
      • Strawberry and Nutella Crepes
    • Crumbles >
      • Apple and Passionfruit Crumble
      • Apple Crumble
      • Apple Crumble
      • Apple, Berry and Rhubarb Crumble
      • Plum Crumbles
    • Cupcakes and Muffins >
      • Apple Crumble Muffins
      • Banana Crumb Muffins
      • Chocolate Brownie Muffins
      • Chocolate Cupcakes with a Chocolate Ganache
      • Chocolate Cupcakes with a White Chocolate Ganache
    • Doughnuts >
      • Appelbeignets
      • Apple Fritole
      • Chocolate Churros
      • Churros
      • Cinnamon Doughnut Puffs
      • Doughnut S'Mores
      • Mini Baked Chocolate Doughnuts
      • Nutella, Jam or Custard Filled Doughnuts
    • Ice Creams, Sorbets and Granitas >
      • Berry Salad
      • Blood Orange Granita
      • Blueberry and Pink Lemonade Ice Pops
      • Blueberry Ice Cream
      • Chocolate Coffee Fudge Ice Cream Cake
      • Hot Chocolate Ice Pops
      • Lemon Cheesecake Ice Cream
      • Lime Cheesecake Ice Cream
      • Limoncello Bombe Alaska
      • Mango and Banana Yoghurt Gelato
      • Mango and Strawberry Ice Pops
      • Mixed Berry Ice Cream
      • Morenitas
      • Orange Creamsicle Ice Cream
      • Orange Granita
      • Orange Sorbet
      • Raspberry Cream Pie
      • Raspberry Lemonade Ice Blocks
      • Rocky Road Ice Cream Slice
      • Splice Ice Pops
      • Strawberry Banana Ice Pops
      • Strawberry Ice Cream
      • Strawberry Ice Pops
      • Summer Berry Lime Compote
      • Tequila and Orange Granita
      • Tropical Jelly Pops
      • Watermelon Granita
    • It's all about the Fruit >
      • Caramel Poached Peaches with Blueberries
      • Fresh Fruit Salad with a Vanilla Lime Syrup
      • Peach Melba
      • Poached Pears with Chocolate Sauce
      • Vanilla Poached Apricots
      • Vanilla Poached Pears
    • Jams, Custards, Puddings and Curds >
      • Berry and Custard Jelly Pots
      • Chocolate Creme Brulee
      • Chocolate Mousse
      • Chocolate Self Saucing Puddings
      • Coffee Creams
      • Crema Catalana
      • Creme Brulee
      • Fresh Orange Jelly
      • Halloween Chocolate Mousse
      • Jelly Custard Cups
      • Leche Poleada or Salvadoran Vanilla Custard
      • Lemon Bavarois
      • Lemon Curd
      • Lemon Pudding Cake with Berries
      • Orange and Almond Self Saucing Pudding
      • Peach Melba Buttermilk Puddings
      • Raspberry Bavarois
      • Strawberry and Vanilla Panna Cotta Fruit Cups
      • Strawberry Jelly Mousse
      • Strawberry Mousse Jelly Delights
      • Strawberry Pannacotta
      • Triple Chocolate Panna Cotta Mousse
      • Vanilla Bean Panna Cotta
      • Vanilla Pannacotta with a Berry Compote
      • Vanilla Pannacotta with Strawberry Champagne Jelly
      • Yoghurt and Vanilla Panna Cotta with Raspberry and Pomegranate Jelly
    • Mud Cakes >
      • Caramel Mud Cake
      • Chocolate Mud Cake
      • Double Decker Mud Cake
      • Mochaccino Marbled Mud Cake
      • Triple Choc Marble Mud Cake
      • White Chocolate Mud Cake
    • Pavlova >
      • Australia Day Pavlova
      • Chocolate Berry Pavlova
      • Forgotten Pudding
      • Meringue Christmas Tree
      • Pavlova
      • Pavlova Roll
      • Pavlova Wreath
      • Raspberry Mousse Torte
      • Strawberry and Watermelon Cake
    • Pies and Tarts >
      • Apple and Cream Cheese Strudel
      • Apple Crumble Pie
      • Apple Danishes
      • Apple Pie
      • Apple Roses
      • Berry and Apple Crumble Slice
      • Blueberry Cream Cheese Pastries
      • Blueberry Crostata
      • Blueberry Crumble Pie
      • Bougatsa Parcels
      • Cherry Pie
      • Chocolate Ganache Tart with a Pecan Crust
      • Chocolate Ganache Tart with an Oreo Crust
      • Chocolate Hazelnut Croissants
      • Chocolate Portuguese Custard Tarts
      • Cindy Crawford's Strawberry Rhubarb Pie
      • Jalousie
      • Jam Macaroon Tart
      • Lemon Meringue Pie
      • Lemon Tart
      • Lemon Tart with Blueberry Compote
      • Lime Tart
      • Mini Lemon Meringue Tarts
      • Nectarine Shortcake
      • Nutella Christmas Tree
      • Nutella Pastry Sun
      • Pear and Apple Pandowdy
      • Pear and Chocolate Galettes
      • Pear and Raspberry Pandowdy
      • Portuguese Custard Tarts
      • Quick and Easy Plum Tart
      • Quick Apple Strudel
      • Quick Apple Tarts
      • Raspberry Cream Cheese Pinwheels
      • Strawberry Cream Cheese Pastries
      • Strawberry Cream Cheese Tart
      • Strawberry Rhubarb and Apple Crumble Pie
      • Summer Berry Tart
    • Slices >
      • Apple Slice
      • Baklava
      • Banoffee Slice
      • Berry and Apple Slice
      • Berry Custard Slice
      • Blueberry Crumb Bars
      • Cheesecake Brownies
      • Cherry Ripe Brownie Bar
      • Choc-Hazelnut Meringue Slice
      • Choc-Vanilla Slice
      • Chocolate Brownies
      • Chocolate Brownies 2
      • Chocolate Brownies...Without Butter
      • Chocolate Coconut Brownies
      • Chocolate Fudge Brownies-Gluten Free
      • Chocolate Oatmeal Slice
      • Galaktoboureko
      • Hello Dolly Bars
      • Kit Kat and Tim Tam Brownies
      • Krempita
      • Lemon and Coconut Brownies
      • Lemon Delicious Slice
      • Lemon Meringue Slice
      • Madarica
      • Mallow Roll
      • Milo Slice
      • Peach Crumble Bars
      • Salted Chocolate Caramel Slice
      • Salted Chocolate Cashew Caramel Slice
      • Strawberry Crumb Bars
      • Vanilla Slice
      • Wagon Wheel Slice
    • Trifles >
      • Ambrosia
      • Christmas Trifle
      • Citrus Meringue Trifle
      • Creamy Two Fruits Trifle
      • Latin Style Trifle
      • Mocha Tiramisu
      • Two Layered Jellies
  • Entertaining
    • Artichoke Spinach Dip
    • Avocado and Tomato Salsa
    • Beef and Pea Hand Pies
    • Bocconcini, Basil and Prosciutto Balls
    • Bread and Butter Pickles
    • Buffalo Wings
    • Buffalo Wings 2
    • Buttermilk Fried Chicken
    • Cheese and Zucchini Pita
    • Cheesy Crumbed Chicken
    • Chicken Liver Pate
    • Classic Prawn Roll
    • Classic Prawn Roll 2
    • Cocktail Sausage Mummies
    • Crumbed Prawns
    • Crunchy Baked Chicken Wings
    • Eggplant and Olive Bruschetta
    • Eggplant Dip
    • Eggplant Relish
    • Frankfurt Bake
    • Fresh Guacamole
    • Gravlax
    • Gyoza (Pot Stickers)
    • Ham and Cheese Garlic Bread
    • Ham and Cheese Pastry Sun
    • Ham and Cheese Sliders with Garlic Butter
    • Ham and Green Onion Fritters
    • Hoisin Chicken Wings
    • Homemade Focaccia Pizza
    • Honey Soy Chicken Wings
    • Kingfish and Radish Carpaccio
    • Kingfish Carpaccio-Japanese Style
    • Korean Chicken Wings
    • Lemon and Oregano Chicken Wings
    • Lutenica
    • Marinated Mini Bocconcini With Basil and Prosciutto
    • Mini Chicken Burgers
    • Mini Pizzas
    • Mini Quiches
    • Mussels in a Vinaigrette Dressing
    • Oysters (The Way I Love Them)
    • Party Pies
    • Peruvian Chicken Wings with a Peruvian Green Sauce
    • Pickled Cucumbers
    • Pickled Green Tomatoes, Chillies or Cucumbers
    • Pizza
    • Pizza Scima
    • Pizza Scrolls
    • Polenta Chips
    • Polenta Chips with Mushrooms
    • Prawn and Corn Cakes
    • Prawn Salad Roll
    • Pretzel Crusted Chicken Fingers
    • Quick Kimchi (Fermented Cabbage)
    • Roast Beef Canapes
    • Roasted Capsicums
    • Salami, Provolone and Mascarpone Schiacciata
    • Salmon Rillettes
    • Salt and Pepper Prawns
    • Salt and Pepper Squid
    • Satay Chicken Wings
    • Sausage Rolls
    • Savoury Ham and Cheese Scrolls
    • Simple Fried Chicken
    • Simple Peruvian Ceviche
    • Sloppy Joes
    • Smoked Ham Hock Terrine with Gribiche Sauce
    • Smoked Salmon and Caper Pizzas
    • Smoked Salmon Pancake Rolls
    • Spinach and Cheese Scrolls
    • Spinach and Cheese Triangles
    • Spinach and Ricotta Rolls
    • Spinach Ricotta Flans
    • Spring Rolls
    • Steamed Pork Buns
    • Sweet and Spicy Sticky Chicken Wings
    • Sweet Chilli Octopus
    • Tandoori Chicken with Mango Salsa
    • Taramasalata Bites
    • Thai Chicken Cakes
    • Thai Fish Cakes
    • Tomato and Basil Bruschetta
    • Tuna and Avocado Dip
    • Whiskey and Chilli Prawns
  • Party Cakes
    • Barbie Princess Cake
    • Barbie Princess Ice Cream Cake
    • Boob Cake
    • Cake Gallery
    • Choc Chip Ice Cream Sandwich
    • Choc Ripple Christmas Wreath
    • Choc-Vanilla Slice Party Cake
    • Chocolate Mud Cake with Oreo Buttercream
    • Cookies and Cream Ice Cream Cake
    • Croatian Checkerboard Cake
    • Cupcake Gallery
    • Daisy Chain Cake
    • Flower Cake
    • Ice Cream Pie Cake
    • Laser Cake
    • Minion Cake
    • Picture Perfect Cake
    • Pinata
    • Pool Party
    • Rocky Road Christmas Tree
    • Sea Shell Cake
    • Sea Shell Cake 2
    • The Kit Kat Cake
    • Watermelon Cake
    • Watermelon Ice Cream Cake
  • Cocktails, Mocktails and Other Drinks
    • Aperol Spritz
    • B52
    • Bahama Mama
    • Basil and Watermelon Mojito
    • Berry and Lime Fizz
    • Berry Beauty
    • Berry Spritz
    • Blueberry Crush
    • Blueberry Smoothie
    • Caipiroska
    • Campari Crush
    • Champagne Side-car
    • Cherry Bombe
    • Christmas Cranberry Crush
    • Cranberry Margarita
    • East Coast Cooler
    • Eggnog-Rompope
    • Emalees Banana Smoothie
    • Espresso Martini
    • Fresh Strawberry Lemonade
    • Frosty's Frappe
    • Frosty's Frozen Daiquiri
    • Fruit Infused Mineral Water
    • Fuzzy Navel
    • Gin and Tonic
    • Gin Sling
    • Gin-gle Bells Sparkling Punch
    • Ginger, Lemon and Honey Soother
    • Golden Margarita
    • Homemade Irish Cream
    • Homemade Lemonade
    • Homemade Limoncello
    • Illusion
    • Kids Party Punch
    • Lime and Mint Punch
    • Limoncello Blush
    • Limoncello Mojito
    • Long Island Iced Tea
    • Mango Lassi
    • Mango Pine-Orange Smoothie
    • Margarita
    • Melon Margarita
    • Mixed Berry Smoothie
    • Mojito
    • Moscato Strawberry Lemonade
    • Moscow Mule
    • Mulled Wine
    • Orange Julius
    • Orangecello
    • Orangecello Cocktail
    • Party on the Beach
    • Passionfruit Pisco Punch
    • Peach Margarita
    • Pina Colada
    • Pineapple Fruit Punch
    • Pomegranate Gin Fizz
    • Raspberry and Lime Gin and Tonic
    • Raspberry and Orange Iced Tea
    • Raspberry Lemonade
    • Raspberryoska
    • Refresco de Ensalada
    • Rhubarb and Elderflower Mojito
    • Rhubarb Cordial
    • San Salvador
    • Santa's Boozy Watermelon Slushy
    • Sex on the Beach
    • Sgroppino Special Lemon Sorbet
    • Sparkling Fruit Punch
    • Spiders
    • Spritzer Slushy
    • Strawberry Agua Fresca
    • Strawberry and Orange Yoghurt Smoothie
    • Strawberry Margarita
    • Sugar Syrup
    • Summer Berry Sangria
    • Summer Spritzer
    • Traditional Eggnog
    • Triple Berry Margarita
    • Vodka, Watermelon and Lime Slushie
    • Watermelon Agua Fresca
    • White Sangria
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Fish Cakes

28/4/2019

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​What to do with leftover fish. This was a problem in our house for quite some time, we would have leftover fish, I would refrigerate it for a day or two, no one would eat it and then it got thrown out.

So I went on a hunt for what I could make with the leftover fish, and I found this recipe. These fish cakes are so good, that we now intentionally cook extra fish so that we can make these fishcakes. I have been making the same recipe for quite a few years now, with no interest in looking for another recipe, I love this one.

The ingredients are so simple, yet when put together they make these great fishcakes. The mixture is quite soft, so you need to be a little careful with them, but they are really good. You can make them flat or roll them into balls, doesn't matter really. 

​I like it served with some homemade Tartare sauce.

It doesn't matter how the fish was initially cooked, whether it was BBQ, fried, baked or poached. What you do need to do though is when you first eat the fish, you need to remove the skin and take out the bones out of any leftovers after your meal, as trying to get skin and bones out of fridge cold fish is quite a challenge.

I am happy to say there is no longer thrown out leftover fish at our house.

Recipe

​Serves 4

130g cooked boiled potatoes (about 2 medium potatoes)
210g leftover fish, bones and skin removed, flaked
1 tablespoon mayonnaise (I like Thomy mayonnaise)
2 teaspoons finely chopped parsley
1 large egg yolk (from a 59g egg)
3 teaspoons grated or finely chopped onion (easiest is to blitz in food processor)
Salt and Pepper

For the coating:
1 egg
1 tablespoon milk
1/2 cup plain flour
1 cup panko breadcrumbs

Sunflower Oil, for frying

Tartare Sauce:
250g mayonnaise (Thomy brand)
2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
45g capers, finely chopped
30g dill pickles (gherkins), finely chopped
2 tablespoons finely chopped dill (optional)
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Roughly mash cooked potato, cool.

Ensure skin and bones have been removed from the fish, flake the fish.

Tartare Sauce: In a small bowl add the mayonnaise, mustard, capers, gherkins and dill (if using). Mix until combined, and your done. Too easy

In a medium sized bowl add the potatoes, fish, mayonnaise, parsley, egg yolk, onion, salt and pepper. Mix to combine, refrigerate for 30 minutes.

Place egg and milk in a bowl, beat together with a fork. Place the flour in another bowl and the breadcrumbs in a third bowl.

Using wet hands shape the fish mixture into medium sized patties, gently press them together, or they will fall apart. Place on a plate, repeat with the remaining mixture. Refrigerate for 30 minutes.

Lightly coat a patty with the flour, place it into the egg mixture and coat it with the egg. Then carefully coat it in the breadcrumbs. You can refrigerate until needed, if making in advance.

Heat oil in a frying pan, you want the oil to be  1/2-1cm deep. Cook the patties over medium heat for a few minutes on each side, or until golden brown and heated through.
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​Serve hot with tartare sauce and a green salad.
Enjoy!
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Slow Cooked Curry Crusted Lamb

23/4/2019

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​This is a slow cooker meal for those that don't have a slow cooker, like me.

This is something I cook when I know making dinner in the evening will be difficult as I have a busy day ahead. So I put it to bake earlier in the day, go about my day, and dinner is ready when I need it with little effort.

This is a subtle flavoured curry dish, especially good for new people to curries as you don't get a huge spice hit.

The rice that accompanies it is lovely. 

The yoghurt and sauce that is made after it is baked looks a bit curdled, so what I do is i push it through a sieve to make it look nicer, but if you don't care, you can skip this step. 

My whole family loves this, it really is a family friendly dish.

Recipe

​Adapted from Janelle Bloom's cookbook 'Family Food and Weekend Feasts'

Serves 4-6

1.5kg lamb leg or lamb shoulder
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 1/2 cups Greek yoghurt
1/2 cup curry paste (I use tikka masala)
2 cups chicken stock

Spiced Rice:
2 cups basmati long grain rice
2 tablespoons olive oil
3 brown onions, halved, thinly sliced
1 teaspoon caster sugar
1 teaspoon ground cumin
1 teaspoon ground coriander
1 teaspoon brown mustard seeds
3/4 teaspoon ground turmeric

 Fresh Coriander, to serve
​Greek yoghurt, to serve (optional)

Green beans go well as a side with this dish
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Using a sharp knife make 10 x 1cm deep cuts all over the lamb. Season the lamb well with salt and pepper.

Heat a large non stick frying pan over high heat until it is very hot. Add the oil, then the lamb. Cook for 10 minutes, turning, until browned all over. Remove from the frying pan, allow to cool on a plate for 15 minutes.

Preheat your oven to 150C/130C fan forced.

In a medium sized mixing bowl, combine the yoghurt and the curry paste, mix well to combine. Once the lamb has cooled spread the yoghurt-curry mix thickly all over the lamb, push the mixture into the cuts you made.

Place the lamb on a rack in a roasting tin. Pour the stock into the base of the tin, not over the lamb. Place a sheet of baking paper over the lamb then cover the lamb tightly with two layers of aluminium foil and bake for 6-7 hours, until the meat falls off the bone.

For the spiced rice: I like to cook my rice in a rice cooker, but you can also do it by the absorption method, follow packet instructions. Heat the oil in a large non stick frying pan over medium heat. Add the onions and sugar, cook, stirring, for 10 minutes, or until golden. Add all the spices, cook for a further 2-3 minutes. Add the warm rice and toss until well combined.

Remove the lamb from the oven, rest for 30 minutes (if your pushed for time you don't have to). Use two forks to shred the meat, it will fall apart very easily. Place the meat on a platter. Strain the pan juices through a sieve into a jug, then pour over the juices onto the lamb. 
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​​Sprinkle over some chopped coriander. 

Serve hot with the spiced rice, a dollop of Greek yoghurt and green beans if you like.
Enjoy!
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Ukraine

20/4/2019

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Week 8 of my Eating Around the World adventure took us to Ukraine.

Ukrainian food I found to be what I consider peasant food, now this is not an insult, by peasant food I mean, you take cheap, simple ingredients and you turn it into a delicious meal. Everything is from scratch and you make everything from the dough to the fillings for example. The food was village food, which I love, food that you will find in homes not restaurants.

We really enjoyed the Ukraine, we tried many new foods that will now become a part of our food history. The dough for the Vareniki for instance was amazing. The Chocolate Babka truly delicious, we got to try and love Chicken kiev for the first time. This journey allows us to try things we would otherwise never have experienced.

So here is what I cooked on our little adventure into Ukraine, hope you try some of these to.

Chicken Kiev
Potato Salad 
Borshch Ukainian Beetroot Broth
​​Pampushky Ukrainian Garlic Bread
Galushki Ukrainian Dumplings 
​​Cheese Galushki 
​Vareniki with Potato and Cheese Filling: Vareniki is stuffed Ukranian pasta
​Vareniki with a Short Rib Ragu
Vareniki with a Creamy Mushroom Sauce 
Cabbage Casserole Recipe
​​Chicken and Cabbage Savoury Pirog
Chocolate Babka
Braided Easter Bread
Apple Sharlotka​​​
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Chicken Kiev: This classic dish was delicious, I mean who doesn't love a schnitzel, and what could make a humble schnitzel even better, add some flavoured butter in the middle. This was crisp, this was juicy, this was a great dish.
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Ukrainian Potato and Beetroot Salad: Now this I made to go with the chicken kiev. Now I cannot remember where this recipe came from, but based on the photo I boiled red and golden beetroot until tender. I boiled potatoes, until tender. I hard boiled some eggs. Now I cut everything into similar sized pieces. I also used fresh cucumber instead of pickled, which I loved, I added spring onions, then mixed everything with some mayonnaise and seasoned it with salt and pepper. I have no idea regarding the quantities, but I will make this again and get a proper recipe up then.
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Borshch: Ukainian Beetroot Broth: Soups are always well received in my house, my husband and kids love them. This one was really good we quite enjoyed it. You can use whole chicken instead of beef, both versions are delicious. The recipe says to serve it with Ukrainian Garlic Bread-Pampushky, so I did, it really was a lovely dinner.
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Here is the recipe: Serves 4
200g beetroot, peeled and cut into matchsticks
200g potatoes, peeled and chopped
2 tablespoons sunflower oil
1 onion, finely chopped
1 carrot, peeled and roughly grated
1 red capsicum, cored, deseeded and chopped
1 tbsp tomato paste
1 tomato (skin discarded), roughly grated
½ small white cabbage, shredded
400g can red kidney beans, drained and rinsed
sea salt flakes and freshly ground black pepper, to taste

Stock
500g oxtail or fatty beef short ribs
1 onion, peeled but kept whole
1 bay leaf
2.5 litres cold water

To serve
100ml soured cream

½ bunch of dill, chopped
pampushky (Ukrainian garlic bread, recipe below)

To make the stock, simply place the meat, whole onion, bay leaf and measurement of water in a large saucepan. Season the water lightly and cook over a low heat for 1 hour. Skim off the scum with a spoon from time to time.
Add the beetroot and potatoes to the stock, season well with salt and pepper and cook over low heat for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, heat the sunflower oil in a frying pan. Add the onion and carrot and cook over a medium heat, stirring, for about 5–7 minutes until the carrot is soft and is about to start caramelising. This is a distinctively Ukrainian soffritto technique called smazhennya or zazharka.
Add the red capsicum and tomato paste to the onion and carrot and cook it out for 2 minutes, then add the grated fresh tomato, stir and reduce slightly before adding all of this to the broth.
Finally, add the shredded cabbage and beans to the broth and cook for about 7 minutes until cooked through.
Serve with a dollop of soured cream, chopped dill and pampushky.

Pampushky Ukrainian Garlic Bread: Now my daughter loves bread, she also really loves garlic bread, so I had to make these to accompany the borshch. We loved these and by adding the bread, the soup really is a complete meal, you don't need anything else.
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Here is the recipe: Makes 8 rolls
15 grams fresh yeast or 7g dried active yeast
1 teaspoon caster sugar
225ml warm water
400 grams strong white flour , plus extra for dusting
8 grams fine sea salt
3 tablespoons sunflower oil , plus extra for oiling
20 grams wet (new) or regular garlic , crushed
½ bunch fresh parsley , finely chopped
1 egg, beaten, to glaze

First make a ‘sponge’, which is a type of yeasty starter. Dissolve the yeast and sugar in the measurement water (make sure it’s blood temperature – hot water would kill the yeast!). Add 200g (7oz) of the flour and mix roughly. Cover with clingfilm and leave to prove in the refrigerator overnight.

The next morning, add the rest of the flour and fine sea salt to the starter and knead on a well-floured work surface until the dough is smooth and comes away from your hands easily.

Divide the dough into 8 pieces and shape into round buns. Put them side by side in an oiled round ovenproof dish or a 24cm round cake tin, cover and let them prove again, this time in a warm place, until doubled in size. They will join together just like hot cross buns do.

Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 220C/200C fan forced. To make the basting oil, simply stir the crushed garlic through the oil with a small pinch of sea salt and the parsley, then let it infuse.

When the pampushky look plump and ready, brush them generously with some beaten egg to glaze and bake for 20–25 minutes or until they form a glistening golden crust. Take them out and baste them with the garlic oil. Serve immediately.
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Galushki Ukrainian Dumplings: We love gnocchi so when I found the Ukrainian version I thought I would try it. They are made out of a dough though, not potatoes, like gnocchi are. I found them a little tough, but my kids liked it. My daughter who loves anything made from dough, enjoyed it. Would I make it again no, but what I will make again is the bacon sauce, it was delicious with the galushki. The sauce would go so well, as a quick sauce with gnocchi for instance, simple but satisfying. I've shared the link to the original recipe for you to see how these are made.
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Cheese Galushki: After making the plain Galushki which I though were a little tough but okay, I thought I'd try a cheese version. I found the end result the same, they were okay, we ate it, but did I love it, no. It was great to try, but the recipe won't be repeated. I also served it with the mushroom and bacon sauce I made originally. In the Ukraine they would fry the galushki after boiling them and just serve it with sour cream. Now I like sour cream, but to serve it as a sauce just doesn't work for me. Again I've shared the link for you, in case you want to see how they are made.
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Potato and Caramelised Onion Vareniki: Vareniki is stuffed Ukranian pasta. After trying these a few times I have finally made them how we love them. If you like dumplings, pierogi, vareniki, try these, they do take a little time, there is a bit of work involved, but my goodness they were good.
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Vareniki Fried or Unfried with a Bacon, Butter and Onion Sauce. I preferred them fried, but loved them unfried also.
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Vareniki with a meat sauce: Here I did not fry the vareniki but decided to serve it shaped like tortellini with a Short Rib Ragu.
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Vareniki with a creamy mushroom sauce: Here I did not fry the vareniki but decided to serve it shaped like tortellini with a Creamy Mushroom Sauce
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Cabbage Casserole Recipe: Here is a dish that I really liked. I do love cabbage and I do love quiche and this kind of combined the two. Now this is not the greatest thing I have ever eaten, but I would definitely make this again, especially on days when you are looking through your fridge and pantry and you have all the ingredients ready to go, as quite often I have these ingredients readily available.
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Here is the recipe: Serves 6
4 large eggs
1/4 cup sour cream
1/4 cup mayonnaise
1/4 cup plain flour
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon cornflour
6 cups (1/2 of a medium head) regular green cabbage, finely sliced
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons dill (fresh or frozen), chopped
2 tablespoons green onions, finely chopped, plus more to garnish
115g (1 1/2 cups) shredded mozzarella cheese 

Preheat oven to 190C/170C fan forced and butter a 22cm round pie dish.

In a medium mixing bowl, add eggs, sour cream and mayonnaise and whisk until blended.

In a small mixing bowl, stir together the flour, baking powder and cornflour. Whisk flour mixture into batter until smooth. 

Place thinly sliced cabbage into second medium mixing bowl and sprinkle with salt. Scrunch cabbage for 30 seconds to soften then stir in green onion and dill. 
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Spread cabbage mixture over bottom of greased  pie dish and pour batter evenly over the top. 

Sprinkle top with shredded mozzarella and bake on the center rack for about 35 min or until top is golden.
 
Chicken and Cabbage Savoury Pirog: Now I really liked this, as did my family. A pirog is a baked dough with a sweet or savory filling. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes. This recipe has a nice soft dough with a savory chicken, cabbage and vegetable filling. It won't be the greatest thing you have ever eaten, but it is really nice when you feel like some dough, but you don't feel like pizza, it's like a pizza sandwich with a really nice savoury filling. This is one of those meals you make when you need to clean out the fridge a bit.
Here is the recipe:
Serves 6

For the Dough:
2
 tablespoons mayonnaise
1 teaspoon oil
1 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup warm milk
1/3 cup warm water
1 ½ teaspoons active dry yeast
1 ½ teaspoons granulated sugar
2 cups all-purpose flour, sifted

For the Savory Filling:
350g chicken thighs, cubed finely
1 teaspoon oil
½ large onion, finely chopped
3 tablespoons (42g) butter, divided
3 cups cabbage, shredded finely
2 small carrots, grated
2 garlic cloves, minced
1/4 cup water
1 ½ teaspoons ketchup
1 ½ teaspoons sour cream
3 tablespoons of your favorite herbs
1 egg + 1 teaspoon water, beaten for egg wash
½ teaspoon sesame seeds, optional

Prepare dough: In a bowl, whisk mayonnaise, oil, salt, water and milk. Sprinkle yeast over top of the mixture and sprinkle sugar over yeast. Cover bowl with a kitchen towel, let sit 5 minutes for the yeast to activate and become foamy.

Gradually add flour, mix until flour is well incorporated. Set dough aside to rise at room temperature, covered, 1 ½ to 2 hours (until the dough doubles, almost triples in size).

Prepare filling: In a large frying pan, over med/high heat, cook chicken in 1 teaspoon of oil until fully cooked (about 2-3 minutes), stirring as needed. Remove from the pan.

Sauté onion in 1 tablespoon butter until tender, stirring frequently. Add 2 tablespoons butter, cabbage, carrots, garlic and water. Season with salt and pepper. Sauté until cabbage is desired tenderness.

Add the ketchup, sour cream, herbs and the chicken that was set aside. Cook another minute, stirring frequently. Remove from heat to cool.

Assemble the pirog: On a lightly floured surface, divide dough into 2 equal parts (cover second dough). Roll out until about 30cm round.

Take half of the cabbage filling and place it into the center of the dough, spread evenly (leaving about 7cm of dough uncovered around the edges).

Gently start pulling the edges of the dough over the filling into the center to close the pirog. Continue going around until cabbage is completely covered. Pinch seams together.
Gently, flip the pirog over. Flatten the pirog as needed so it’s even in size and so the filling is evenly distributed. Repeat with second pirog.
Brush with egg wash, sprinkle with sesame seeds and let rise 30-45 minutes.
Bake in a preheated oven to 205C/185C fan forced for 18-22 minutes, until golden in color.
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Chocolate Babka: This is probably my greatest find on this journey to the Ukraine. This is the chocolate version of a cinnamon bun. The dough is so soft, it's perfect. The ganache is delicious. Make this on a lazy Sunday as you do need time to allow the dough to rise, but it is well worth the time.
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Braided Easter Bread: Although the chocolate version above is better and I would make it more often, I really enjoyed this version also. I love the surprise inside this Easter Bread, it reminds me of a danish. The lovely bites of apricot and the ribbons of cheese give it a tang that I loved. I think this is something I will make every year for Easter myself from now on, it will become an Easter tradition for me and my family. If you can't find farmers cheese, I use quark, an easy google search will lead you to other farmers cheese alternatives.
Here is the recipe:
Serves 8

For the Paska Easter Bread Dough:
1 1/2
 teaspoons instant yeast (4 grams)
3 tablespoons granulated sugar (plus 1 teaspoon)
1/2 cup warm milk
3 tablespoons (42g) unsalted butter
1 egg
1/8 teaspoon sea salt
2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour, measured correctly

For the Farmer Cheese (Tvorog) Filling:
240g farmers cheese (1 3/4 cups packed)
1 egg yolk
1/4 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup dried apricots, chopped
2 teaspoons orange zest, from 1 medium orange

For the Egg Wash:
1
 egg
1 teaspoon water

In a measuring cup, combine warm milk (not hot), 1 teaspoon sugar and yeast. Stir to combine and let sit 10 minutes to proof.
In a small bowl, add egg, remaining 3 tablespoons sugar, salt and whisk together. Whisk in warm melted butter (NOT HOT). Lastly whisk in proofed yeast mixture.
In a large mixing bowl, add the flour then add wet ingredients. Combine dough with a spatula then knead by hand 10 minutes, you can use a mixer with hook attachment. Dough will be soft and not sticking to your hands. Form dough into a ball then cover bowl with plastic wrap, and let rise at room temperature 1 1/2 to 2 hours, until doubled in size.
Meanwhile, make cheese filling: In a medium bowl crumble farmers cheese with a fork. Add sugar and egg yolk. Use spatula to blend until combined and somewhat creamy. Add diced apricots and orange zest.
Once dough has risen, punch it down and transfer to lightly floured surface. Roll dough into 30cm x 22cm rectangle, between 0.3cm and  0.6 thick. Add cheese filling and spread evenly leaving a 1cm border at the edges.
Roll dough into a log starting from the long end and pinch edges to seal. Cut the roll in half to split into 2 strands, keeping them attached at one end. Overlap the 2 strands starting at the connected end and weaving them together towards the ends. Pinch the ends to seal. Carefully transfer braid cut-side up to a greased loaf pan. Cover with plastic wrap and let rise/puff up at room temperature 30-45 min. Beat 1 egg with 1 teaspoon water and generously brush egg wash over risen loaf.

Bake in center of oven at 175C/155C fan forced for 35 to 40 minutes, or until a toothpick comes out clean. Let rest 5 minutes in pan then transfer to wire rack. Dust warm bread with powdered sugar. Once cooled to room temperature, slice and serve.
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Apple Sharlotka: This cake, I did not like much, it was eggy, which means with every bite I could taste egg, not pleasant. I'm sure there is many great recipes out there that are lovely, but this was not it.
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​​​​Now to add another sticker to my world map.
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Next stop Guatemala.
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Easter

18/4/2019

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With Easter only a few days away, here is some food ideas you could serve for Easter lunch. This is just food I really love to eat and serve family and friends.

Starters:

Tomato and Basil Bruschetta: One of my favourite things to eat. Simple, fresh and tasty.
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Spinach and Ricotta Rolls: I love these, they can be made in advance and frozen until needed.
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Prawn and Corn Cakes: I have yet to meet a person who doesn't love these. One of my favourite things to serve and eat.
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Guacamole: Could eat this every day. 
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Smoked Salmon Pancake Rolls: I have been making these for years, and they are always well received by guests.
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Lunch or Dinner:

Tagliata for Two: a simple recipe that is easily doubled. Recently my husband cooked the steaks on the barbecue instead of pan-frying them which made it easier for me, all I had to do was make the marinade. For a party, I would scatter the sliced steak on a platter, then drizzle over the dressing and scatter over the tomatoes.
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Slow Cooked Lamb Shoulder: Probably my favourite roast lamb recipe. It is so easy to make and I love it served with some Tzatziki, a Greek Salad, and an Eggplant Relish.
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Lasagne: the ultimate party dish. It feeds many and you can make it weeks in advance and freeze it. Then defrost and cook when needed.
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Green Salad: We love a green salad in our house. Serve this at your next barbecue, it's delicious.
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Potato Gratin: Always a crowd pleaser, I love that you can assemble it earlier, then bake it when needed. 
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Greek Salad: Simple and goes with so many things.
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Desserts:

Almond Bread: my favourite biscuit, just try stopping at one.
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Tiramisu Torte: Here is something a little bit fancy. Great as you make it the day before.
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Chocolate Cheesecake: I love chocolate and I love a good cheesecake.
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Baked Ricotta Cheesecake: My all time favourite cheesecake. I love this.
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Vanilla Pannacotta with a Berry Compote: The easiest dessert you will ever make.
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Fresh Fruit Salad with a Vanilla Lime Syrup: Simple, fresh and tasty.
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Chocolate Mud Cake: It's Easter, you have to indulge in chocolate.
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Madarica: This is amazing. It takes a bit of work to make, but you need to do it at least 4 days in advance. So great for parties. Freezes well to.
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Choc Vanilla Slice: The easiest slice you could ever make.
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Drinks:

Sparkling Wine: At any party I have, there has to be spaarkling wine. Prosecco is a favourite.
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Triple Berry Margarita: I do love a Margarita and this triple berry version is beautiful and delicious.
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Sparkling Fruit Punch: My favourite non alcoholic drink to serve at parties. My kids love this
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So there you have it, a few ideas to serve for Easter or any party for that matter.
Happy Easter!
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Tian Provencal

14/4/2019

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​So off I went with my gorgeous friend Pat to see Manu Feildel cook at Peters of Kensington today. I don't get star struck by celebrities, but a chef, I just love watching someone cook, really is what I enjoy (throw in a small bottle of sparkling wine at 11am, and it is brilliant). Manu was funny, entertaining, quite witty, if you get a chance to watch him cook, he is great.

The food, he cooked three dishes for us, Potato and Parsnip Gratin already on my website, the one I posted was from his cookbook which was with potatoes only, if you want to add parsnips just add half potatoes, half parsnips. He also cooked his Pearl Barley Risotto with Wild Mushrooms which happens to be my husband's favourite risotto, and is also already posted on my website. So I was very excited that 2 out of the 3 recipes he made are my families favourites.

Then the third dish was this Tian Provencal, now I love eggplant, zucchini, tomato and onions. I love rosemary and thyme, so when he made this I knew it was going to be cooked for dinner that night.

First I had to stop and get the ingredients, with a slight detour into wheel and barrow to buy myself a new dish to cook it in. I love homewares stores, I love looking in them, seeing what's new.

Anyway ingredients purchased, what to serve with it. As I had spent the morning watching a man cook for me, I thought it fit that when I got home I got my husband to cook for me to, make it the perfect day. So I thought I'll cook the side dish while my husband can barbecue some T-bones steaks for us.

Dinner was delicious. The aromas coming from the oven whilst the Tian Provenal was cooking made me know I was going to enjoy it. Teamed with barbecue T-bone, dinner was amazing.

The amount of vegetables will depend on the size of your baking dish, mine was a base measurement of 28cm x 20cm rectangle, but as it is so simple you can add extra vegetables and make it bigger, or reduce the amount of vegetables to make a smaller portion. Manu's recipe stated 1kg of eggplant, 1kg zucchini, 1kg tomatoes. I found that was too much, so just think about your baking dish and think equal quantities of those three vegetables. Now you also want to have your vegetables similar in size, so to match the size of a zucchini, you want to slice the tomatoes and eggplants in half, then slice them.

So here is a great barbecue/party dish, as it serves 6-8 people. Simple and yet so tasty.

Recipe

​A recipe adapted from Manu Feildel

Serves 6-8

2 eggplants
4 zucchini
4 tomatoes
2 onions, peeled, finely sliced
4 cloves garlic, peeled, chopped
Rosemary
Thyme
Extra virgin olive oil


Preheat oven to 220C/200 fan forced.

You want your vegetables similar in size, so match your tomatoes and eggplant to your zucchini.

Eggplant, cut in half lengthways (from stem to top), then slice in to 1/2-1 cm thick slices.

Tomatoes, cut in half lengthways (from stem to top, if the tomato is large), then slice in to 1/2-1 cm thick slices.

Zucchini slice in to 1/2-1 cm thick slices.

Drizzle some extra virgin olive oil into a frying pan over medium heat, add the onions, sauté the onions until lightly golden. Add the garlic and sauté a further 2 minutes, season with some salt and pepper.

Drizzle some more extra virgin olive oil into the base of your baking dish, spread your onion and garlic evenly over the base.

Now vertically layer the tomatoes in one row, then the eggplant, zucchini, eggplant, tomato then zucchini, until you get to the other side of the dish. 

Drizzle a good amount of extra virgin olive oil over the vegetables. It needs to be a generous amount (approx. 1/2 cup, I really didn't measure) as this will be part of the sauce at the bottom, and will ensure your vegetables won't be dry. Sprinkle over some rosemary and thyme (to taste) and season well with salt and pepper.
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​Place in the oven and bake uncovered for 45-60 minutes or until the vegetables are just soft.
Enjoy!
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Fish Soup

11/4/2019

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​Today I am posting a recipe I really don't like, I never have. I am posting it as it is something my mum has made for as long as I can remember, it is something I grew up on.  Now I grew up on it, but never liked it, you may wonder why then post it, I'm posting it as my parents love it, my husband loves it and my kids love it.

This soup is something my mum taught me, I have been making it myself for 19 years now (since I got married) and it really is something my family loves.

Now I have to say I do love the fish that is cooked to make the fish soup, I find it absolutely delicious. This meal is a dieters dream as it is low in fat and so good for you.

Now for the fish, I like using whatever my husband catches, but if I bought it, you should try adding a few different varieties of fish instead of just one type of fish. I like red rock cod, red emperor, leatherjacket, long fin perch. You can even make this soup from fish bones and heads once you have filleted fish for another use. It cooks the same way and you will have a lovely flavoursome soup.

This recipe is also what many call a Fish Stock, so if you need to make a fish stock, use this recipe.

So if you love fish, try this, it really is good for you, my kids were raised on soups like these, and apart from me, everyone loves it.

Recipe

​Serves 4-6

2 carrots, peeled, cut in half
1 small onion, peeled, cut in half
1/2 celery stick
1 clove garlic, peeled
1 ripe tomato, cut in half
Rind of 1/4 lemon
2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
Salt and pepper, to taste
1-2 teaspoons vegeta, to taste
1 teaspoon chopped fresh parsley
2 1/2 litres water

2 potatoes, cut into 1cm thick slices
3 medium sized fish or 1 red emperor fish head
2 tablespoons parsley, extra, chopped
1-2 cloves garlic, finely chopped, extra
Extra virgin olive oil, to drizzle over the fish

1/2 cup rice
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Place carrots, onion, celery, garlic, tomato, lemon rind, vinegar, oil, salt, pepper, vegeta, parsley and water in a large saucepan. Bring to the boil over high heat, once boiling, reduce heat to low and simmer for 30 minutes.

Increase heat to high, add the fish and potato slices, bring to the boil, once boiling, reduce heat to low and simmer for 15-20 minutes. The fish is cooked when you see it has just come off the bone. (If you are using fish bones only, keep them in the soup and cook a further 30 minutes).

If you are eating the fish, remove the fish, potatoes, 1 carrot from the soup and arrange on a large platter. Sprinkle with the extra parsley and garlic, season with salt and pepper and drizzle with olive oil. I also like to add 1/2 a ladle of soup. Serve the fish with some crusty Italian bread (dip the bread into the olive oil, garlic infused soup, it is delicious).
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​If you don't eat all of the fish, just remove the bones from what is left, and place the fish and any oil infused soup left on the platter into a bowl, you can add it to the soup in the last 5 minutes of cooking once the rice has been added.
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Now back to the soup. Once cooked, strain through a fine sieve into another saucepan, you want a clear broth. Bring the soup back to the boil. Wash the rice through a fine sieve until the water runs clear. Add the rice to the soup, simmer gently, stirring occasionally, until the rice is cooked, it takes about 12 minutes. In the final 5 minutes of the rice cooking time, if you have leftover fish to add, do it then.

Serve immediately, sprinkled with extra parsley, if you like.
Enjoy!
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Chicken Kiev

7/4/2019

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​Here is a recipe that I had heard about for a really long time, I mean who hasn't heard of chicken kiev. Well I finally got around to making it when our Eating Around the World Adventure took us to Ukraine.

This was delicious, I mean who doesn't love a schnitzel, and what could make a humble schnitzel even better, add some flavoured butter in the middle. This was crisp, this was juicy, this was a great dish.

Now the chicken breast. I am not a true lover of the chicken breast, I much prefer the thigh and leg. But I am a convert, I now know how I like to cook a chicken breast. Let me explain. Think Cordon Bleu, chicken breast stuffed with ham and cheese, I tried it a few times and I always found the end result ordinary, the chicken would be dry as it's rolled, so it's thick, the outside overcooks to ensure the middle gets cooked. The filling would be nice, but it was also always such a huge portion, I mean a whole chicken breast is a lot. Well with the recipe I found for chicken Kiev, Natasha would "Using a sharp slim knife, cut chicken breasts in half lengthwise, keeping both halves about equal in size and thickness". Now that may seem like I should have known that, but I didn't. So now my Chicken Breast is half the size, my kind of portion, makes for faster cooking, no dry breasts anymore, no pounding meat to flatten it. I can't wait to make cordon bleu this way to. 

​Now there was one problem, I can't cut with such precision, so I would get one great breast and one not so great breast. But that was okay, so if you are like me, and your knife skills are not perfect, I just bought five breasts (as there are five of us), I used my five good halves for the chicken kiev and my not so good halves, I cut into strips or nugget shapes and froze them for when I need a simple dinner of chicken schnitzel fingers or 
preztel crusted chicken fingers. If you freeze them flat, they defrost quickly and you have a dinner in the freezer for when you can't get to a shop. You could even freeze them crumbed, not with pretzels though, normal crumb and you have prepped another meal for another day. You have no idea how great this is, until you have a houseful of your kids friends over and you have this ready to go in the freezer. Another thought if you have kids that don't like garlic butter, just make the not so perfect halves plain schnitzels for them.

Here is a video you should watch, it is where I got the recipe from www.youtube.com/watch?v=vX1fq-XcNMQ. Watch it especially if you are new to cooking, this shows you how it's done.

So here is a delicious simple dinner idea that my family loved. Hope your family loves it to.

Recipe

​Recipe adapted from natashaskitchen.com/

Serves 6

3 large chicken breasts (350g each breast)
2 eggs, beaten
1/2 cup flour
2 cups Panko bread crumbs
Salt and Pepper to taste
Extra light olive oil or Canola oil to fry

Lemon-Herb Garlic Butter: 
6 tablespoons (85g) unsalted butter, room temperature
1 large garlic clove, minced
1 tablespoon lemon juice
2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley
1/2 teaspoon salt (we use sea salt)
1/2 teaspoon black pepper, freshly ground

To serve, lemon wedges and a green salad


Make the Lemon Herb Garlic Butter: In a medium bowl, mash together all Kiev butter ingredients with a fork, just until lemon juice is incorporated into the butter. It takes a couple minutes but it does come together.
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Using a sharp slim knife, cut chicken breasts in half lengthwise, keeping both halves equal in size and thickness. Carefully cut a pocket into the side of each chicken breast as deep and wide as you can go without cutting through the chicken breast (about a 5 x 7cm pocket). Stuff each chicken breast with 1 tablespoon of the lemon herb garlic butter butter then close the pocket and push over the top of chicken breast to disperse butter. Pinch the opening to seal. Season both sides of chicken breast with salt and pepper.
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Get three bowls large enough to fit a chicken breast. In one bowl ad the flour, in the second bowl add the eggs, beat until well combined, in the third bowl add the breadcrumbs.
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Dust chicken in flour, dusting off excess, then dip in eggs making sure to get a good egg coating all around and letting any excess egg drip off. Finally dip into the bread crumbs, crumb it well. Transfer to a plate while crumbing the remaining chicken breasts.
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Add about 1cm of oil to a large deep frying pan and place over medium heat. Once the oil is hot (a bread crumb should sizzle when you add it to the pan), add the chicken in a single layer and fry until golden brown (4 min per side). Repeat with second batch. Season hot fried chicken with a sprinkle of salt.

​Serve hot with some extra lemon wedges and a green salad.
Enjoy!
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Swiss Beef and Mushroom Stew

6/4/2019

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​Our Eating Around the World Adventure has taken us to Switzerland. It's not easy finding Swiss cookbooks, but I found two, both without pictures, so I had to read the cookbook to figure out which recipes I wanted to try rather than rely on photographs.

I came across a recipe for Pot Roast with Mushrooms (Gedampfter Rindsbraten mit Pilzen). After reading the recipe, I liked the idea, but I wanted to change it a bit. I wasn't completely sold on doing a roast, I felt like a stew.

So I cut up the meat into chunks rather than leave it whole. I didn't want to add cloves, as I wasn't sure I would like it, I added an extra onion, as I felt it needed it. So I proceeded with the recipe, after I added all the ingredients, I felt there wasn't enough liquid to cook the meat properly. The recipe mentioned you could add wine, so I added as much as I thought it needed. I also decided to add some vegetable stock to. So I let it cook, until the meat was soft. Then as I added extra liquid, I decided to thicken the stew with some cornflour, to give it a thick luscious sauce. Well, it was delicious. The meat was soft, the sauce was packed full of mushroom flavour.

The amount of mushrooms may seem excessive, bit it isn't, it's necessary to saturate the meat with the mushroom flavour. Now I like to use a variety of mushrooms, so I went with portobello, king edward, swiss brown and oyster mushroom. You could use fresh porcini, or any mushroom you love. I prefer swiss brown to button mushroom as they have more flavour.

Don't add parsley to the dish as pictured, it tastes better without it. When I make it again, i'll photograph it without parsley. So it isn't even on here.

I used vegeta as my vegetable stock choice, but you could just use 500ml of vegetable stock instead.

My whole family loved this, we loved it with both noodles and with mashed potatoes. You can also serve it simply boiled potatoes. You can also serve it with sweet or sour cream, I didn't but the original recipe mentions it.

Here is a recipe where you make something special from a few simple ingredients.

Recipe

​Recipe adapted from The Swiss Cookbook by Nika Standen Hazelton

Serves 6-8

1.8kg chuck steak, cut into large chunks
40g butter
2 tablespoons sunflower oil
900g mixed mushrooms
(I used 400g portobello, 150g oyster, 200g swiss brown and 150g King Edward mushrooms)
2 onions, diced
1 teaspoon salt, to taste
1/4 teaspoon pepper, to taste
250ml white wine
​1 tablespoon vegeta, to taste
500ml water, enough water to cover the meat
2 tablespoons cornflour

​Serve with mashed potato or buttered noodles


Trim the meat of all fat. Heat the butter and oil in a large cast iron casserole dish over high heat. Brown the meat in batches until it is browned on all sides, place in a bowl, until needed.

Lower the heat to medium, add the onion, saute for 2-3 minutes. Add the mushrooms, cook stirring, for about 2 minutes. Return the meat to the pan, season with salt and pepper. Add the vegeta, wine and enough water to just cover the meat, I used 500ml. Bring to the boil, lower to heat as much as possible, cook covered, for 2 1/2 hours or until the meat is tender.

Now the sauce will most likely be thin, you can just increase the heat and cook uncovered to let the excessive moisture evaporate to the desired consistency, it will take about 30 minutes. But I prefer to dissolve the cornflour in a tablespoon of water and make a wet paste, pour it into the stew and cook gently for a further 30 minutes. You will need to stir it every few minutes as adding the flour means it can catch on the bottom of the dish. 

Once thickened to how you like it. Serve hot with mashed potato or buttered noodles and I like it with a green salad on the side.
Enjoy!
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Woodman's Chicken-Pollo alla Boscaiola

2/4/2019

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​Weeknight dinners are always a challenge in my house, with my kids doing sports after school, I always try and cook to suit my schedule on those days. On my daughter's dancing nights I try to do things that are easy as she gets home after 8pm and I don't want to be cooking or eating too long after she gets home.

We as a family always wait for everyone to be home and we eat dinner together, my mum did it with us, so I love doing it with my family.

This dish was delicious, I mean really delicious. The aromas that waft through the house promise something special and you hope it will taste as good as it smells, and this one certainly does.

It is really, really easy to make. I assembled it a little in advance, then baked it so that it is ready by the time my husband went and picked up my daughter. 

I served it with a green salad, some broccolini, some roasted mushrooms (as we had extra) and some roasted truss tomatoes. You need some crusty Italian style bread or a crisp baguette, to soak up the sauce, it's fabulous. Silvia suggests serving it with some soft polenta, as I love polenta, I'll try that soon.

You can easily make this for more people, I added an extra potato and more mushrooms, as we love it. I used 3 portobello mushrooms here. Please don't use normal bacon, look for the streaky bacon which is far superior in flavour to standard bacon.

This is something you really need to try, it's simple and so tasty.

Recipe

​Recipe adapted from Silvia Colloca's Cookbook 'Made in Italy'

Serves 4-6

4 potatoes, peeled and cut into 5mm thick slices
3-4 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil, plus extra for greasing
8 chicken thigh fillets
Salt and pepper, to taste
4 cloves garlic, skin on, bashed with the back of a knife
150ml white wine
A few sprigs of thyme
5 thin slices streaky bacon
2 cups (about 100g) mixed mushrooms (field, portobello, porcini-anything but button mushroom), cleaned and sliced 


Preheat your oven to 220C/200C fan forced.

Bring water to a boil in a large saucepan, season with salt. Parboil the potato slices in the salted boiling water for 2-3 minutes. Drain carefully, trying not to break up the pieces, set aside. I did this in two batches, but you can do it in one.

Grease a large baking dish with olive oil. Arrange half the potato slices over the base of the dish. Season the chicken thighs with salt and pepper, then place them over the potato. Arrange the remaining potato over the chicken, don't completely cover the chicken, leave gaps. Scatter over the garlic cloves. 

Drizzle the olive oil and wine on top, scatter over the thyme sprigs and season with a little extra salt. Coverdish with aluminium foil and bake for 15 minutes.

Remove the foil and arrange the streaky bacon over the chicken and potato. Scatter the sliced mushrooms over the top, then bake, uncovered, for a further 20 minutes. Now turn on your grill function in your oven and grill for about 5 minutes to encourage the pancetta to crisp up and the chicken and potatoes to develop a light, healthy tan.

Serve hot with crusty bread that you dip into the sauce, a green salad or cooked broccolini and some roasted tomatoes.
Enjoy!
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