The "glue" that holds the quiche together is a "custard" of egg and milk. If you forget to add the milk, you get a dish that doesn't hold together, is as dry as the Sahara and takes ages to scrape off when you wash up.
Be warned!
My kids cook every Saturday to give Mum a day off. One cooks the main course and the other the dessert. It gets them into the kitchen and teaches them how to cook! And they love it. Check out the links for some excellent New Zealand food sites.
Thursday, August 03, 2006
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
Mince and pasta
500g mince
Garlic and ginger
Herbs and spices
2 cups pasta
Tin of tomatoes
1 onion
2 cups frozen vegetables
Pre cook the pasta
Put the frozen vegetables in a jug and cover with boiling water.
Pre heat oven to 160 degrees C.
Brown the mince, onions, garlic, ginger.
Add herbs and spices.
Drain the frozen vegetables and stir into the mince mixture.
Layer the pasta over the bottom of an oven proof dish.
Cover with the tin of tomatoes.
Cover the tomatoes with the mince mixture.
Cook for 15 minutes in oven until warmed through.
This recipe is an example of not having much in the fridge and trying to come up with a tasty dish. The layered effect make a nice change from mixing everything together. The recipe can be endlessly adapted e.g. use rice instead of pasta.
Tuesday, August 01, 2006
Using leftovers
So you have a fridge full of leftovers and don't want to bin them. Check out
cookin-with-google
Just type in the leftovers and let Mr. Google give you a few tips!
cookin-with-google
Just type in the leftovers and let Mr. Google give you a few tips!
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