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Chicken Biriyani

February 11, 2012 in Chicken and Poultry, Curries, Rice


 

Chicken Biryani

Have you ever made Biriyani before? If not I dare you to try this recipe. Biriyani seems complicated and the list of ingredients could be overwhelming but boy oh boy the taste you will experience is worth the all the effort!

My mother never made Biriyani and I was not at all familiar with the dish. If not for my Tastic rice recipe book and the lip smacking picture in it I probably wouldn’t have tried it either. I just love the creamy spicy sauce and I even when all the Chicken have been eaten, that last tiny bit of rice and potatoes that’s  left in the pot is still my favorite lunchbox treat for the next day.

As you can see I love my spices

Spices

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Steak and Onion, Cheese burger salad

January 20, 2012 in Bread, Meat, Salad

You know I could never understood how some moms could complain about their children being fuzzy eaters or simply refusing to eat veggies. Honestly I always thought it was the mother’s fault for not introducing their children to the different textures and taste of veggies at a young age.

But off course with all “know it all mommy’s” like myself  I  sit with a teenager that suddenly don’t eat any veggies! Seriously!? We are talking about a little 3-year-old boy who made his mommy look so good in the supermarket in front of other mommy’s by asking me to buy broccoli.

Which reminds me, I never got to thank the producer of Power Puff girls for that broccoli episode where the aliens invaded the broccoli and the children had to save the parents who ate the broccoli by only means of eating the broccoli themselves.

So since my son don’t eat any veggies anymore (unless it’s on a pizza or a hamburger),I’ve decided to make a hamburger salad.

Yes I know what you’re thinking…She is from South Africa, pumpkin in the muffins and salad with grated cheese, pure bribery and corruption!  :)

Ingredients 

Serve 4

1 Iceberg lettuce

6 Gherkins sliced

2 Tomatoes cubed

1 Onion thinly sliced

300 g Steak cut into strips

2 Bread rolls

1 Avocado  cubed

Olive oil for frying

1 cup grated Cheese

Freshly ground pepper.

Fry your onions in a little oil till caramelized and set aside.

Fry the steak with a little seasoning of your choice and set aside.

Cut the bread rolls in big cubes and transfer to baking sheet. Drizzle with olive oil and toast under a hot grill on both sides.

Assemble salads individually and top with grated cheese and a dash of  freshly ground pepper.

Tips

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Avocado is great first foods for babies, mash without adding any salt.

Freeze leftover veggies in ice cubes for the little ones. Next time you’re in a hurry simply reheat for a quick healthy meal.

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Sausage meets Bread roll – Pure food porn

December 17, 2011 in Hotdogs and Hamburgers, Uncategorized

Worsrolletjies

Oh what a lovely lazy public holiday yesterday was! I went to bed so early the previous night (not by choice, no electricity), woke up feeling completely  refreshed. Breakfast was a simple slice of dark Danish rye bread toasted and topped with creamy scrambled eggs and then just before we got too lazy another power failure leaving us looking for charcoal and fire lighters to make our “Worsrolletjies” for lunch.

Worsrolletjies

Ingredients

1 Pack of sausages

6 White Bread rolls

3 medium tomatoes

1/4 onion

4 tbs light mayonnaise

1 tsp English mustard

Salad leaves

Salt and pepper to taste

On the barbeque grill your sausages.

Deseed tomatoes and dice up. Finely chop the onion and mix with the tomatoes. Add the Mayo and mustard and Salt and pepper to taste. Assemble your Hot dog cutting the bread roll open on the top but not right through. Butter and place salad leaves on both sides. Add a dollop of the tomato mixture onto the bun and place grilled sausage on top and enjoy!

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