Showing posts with label lamb:burger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lamb:burger. Show all posts

Friday, 7 October 2011

Fava Bean Puree / Greek-Style Lamb Burgers / Chorizo & White Bean Soup with Queso Fresco



Blog Post & Recipe: Fava Bean Puree, Pat and "The Chew"


No, this isn't hummus. It's what you might call the Italian equivalent though - fava bean puree, made with dried fava beans.


Blog Post & Recipe: Greek-Style Lamb Burgers


If you like Greek food, you'll love these warm toasted pitas stuffed with flavorful ground lamb patties, tzatziki, feta and fresh vegetables


Blog Post & Recipe: Chorizo & White Bean Soup with Queso Fresco


The chorizo flavored the broth with its spicy smoky flavor and made me really happy. I made a big pot and froze it in serving-size containers, so each time I made it I experimented with toppings. I tried grated mozzarella with a sprinkle of minced Italian parsley, which was good. But the dollops of salty, crumbly Queso Fresco cheese with minced cilantro and basil sprinkled over the top was the best.



Tuesday, 23 August 2011

Lamb Burger / Pesto Eggplant Rollatine / Homemade Furikake



Blog Post & Recipe: Lamb Burger | Bifteki Arniou


This dish came about when we were looking for a Greek “hamburger” with the flavors of Cypriot cuisine.


Blog Post & Recipe: Pesto Eggplant Rollatine


Slices of eggplant are brushed with garlic oil, roasted, then filled with a concoction of cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, pesto, and spinach. Like a little Italian explosion in your mouth.


Blog Post & Recipe: Homemade Furikake |Japanese Rice Seasoning


So what is it exactly? In it’s basic form -the form I’m giving you today- it is toasted sesame seeds, sea salt, nori, bonito flakes** and an optional pinch of sugar ... Furikake: the salt and pepper of Japan.



Monday, 25 January 2010

Espresso Machine Scrambled Eggs / Chicken Wing Marinade / Australia Day Cuisine



Blog Post & Recipe & Video: Espresso Machine Scrambled Eggs


I scrambled these eggs using my espresso machines steamwand.


Blog Post & Recipe: Something for the barbie: A killer chicken wing marinade


With nothing more than a stalk of lemongrass, a bulb of garlic, some fish sauce and sugar, this marinade punches and kicks the liveliness of Saigon in your mouth.


Recipes: Australia Day cuisine


Traditional pavlova ... Homemade meat pies ... Lamingtons ... Lamb burgers with beetroot salsa ... Barbecued marinated lamb leg ... Barramundi burgers with tartare sauce ... Passionfruit slice ... Damper ...


... and pages more.


Wednesday, 30 May 2007

Woks. Eels. Sweet Potato Fries. Lamburger. Crap Food.



Article: Creating a stir.

How to use a wok.

Recipe: Sauteed Eel with Persillade.

Recipe: Sweet Potato Fries.

Recipe: The Inside-out Lamburger.

This is a flash video.

Article/Recipe: Homage to crap food.
The comments section of this blog post is full of suggestions for "crap food", the kind that means white bread, baked beans, and cheese.

You know, when in times of dire need/upset in college my best friend and I used to make a nutella and mild cheddar cheese sandwich, on white bread, and then fry it.

Round oatcakes topped with sliced cheese (I use red leicester) and sliced jalapenos, microwaved until the cheese is all melty and the oatcakes a bit bendy (about a minute)served with Rowatts Mixed Pickles - difficult to track down. Fantastic.

Also, cooked pasta (any kind) heated up with beans, mushrooms chilli flakes and veggie mince, covered with grated cheese and stuck under a hot grill until it's bubbly is genius.

I also pull out the stalks of closed cup mushrooms and fill the hole left with a mixture of english mustard and salad cream and eat them raw while waiting for things to cook.

For Hangover comfort food you can't beat tomato juice, lucozade, fried egg rolls with tomato & chilli ketchup and salt and vinegar macoys.