- Dessert, Dinner, Recipes
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May 4, 2012
Ingredients 1 3/4C of self-raising flour 1/4C of plain flour heaped teaspoon of cinnamon 2/3C brown sugar 1/2C milk 2 eggs whisked 60g butter 2 overripe bananas, mashed Method Preheat oven to 180. Brush an 11x21cm loaf pan with a little melted butter to grease it, lay a piece of baking paper not to cover the {Tags: Australian, baking, Banana, Breakfast, Homestyle} {More...}
- Recipes, Wholesome
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February 13, 2012
Carne guisida is Spanish for “stewed meat” which doesn’t sound particularly enticing, but while I’ve done some great taco lay-outs for dinner before (I make great roasted garlic guacamole IMNSHO) I was somewhat sick of the standard beef mince mixture, I wanted something a bit more substantial. Enter carne guisida, a Mexican-style beef stew that can {Tags: Beef, Chillies, Dinner, Homestyle, Mexican} {More...}
- Adventures, Drink
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January 1, 2012
A while ago at the Carriage Works markets I spoke to someone selling apple juice, I buy literally liters at a time from this stall and in that conversation the assistant to the person who runs it advised that her son had “special lids that makes things into alcohol”. I’d googled at length trying to {Tags: Brewing, Food Science, Technique} {More...}
- Dinner, Recipes
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July 10, 2011
Tonight’s dinner was garam masala chicken, based on a Neil Perry recipe which is based on another Neil Perry recipe in which he cooks fish. I’ve poached fish in garam masala and coconut milk before when my wife brought a friend from work home and I wanted to do something different, but the technique is {Tags: Asian, Chicken, Dinner} {More...}
- Dinner, Wholesome
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December 15, 2010
Tuna are sea water fish that are noted for how fast they can swim, in some cases up to 80km/h. This doesn’t stop them being caught, and if it affects their taste it does so in a positive way. I love tuna steaks, and I think fresh tuna is something people don’t eat a lot {Tags: BBQ, Fish, Homestyle, Technique} {More...}
- Dinner, Recipes
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December 2, 2010
I love chilli crab It’s the national dish of Singapore and one of my favourite memories of travelling was spending hours at Clarke Quay in Singapore eating it with freezing cold beer. I was frightened to try and cook it, but it worked and I’m delighted. This despite the fact that I am not great {Tags: Asian, Chillies, Fish, Seafood} {More...}
- Dinner, Recipes
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October 30, 2010
I love Schnitzel. It doesn’t really matter if it’s from a pub, from Una’s (a Sydney institution) or elsewhere, it’s delicious. The other night on Masterchef Junior, the kids decided to make one and I decided to make it for dinner tonight – my wife grinning that I had drawn inspiration from a kids cooking {Tags: Chicken, German, Homestyle, Technique} {More...}
- Dinner, Recipes, Wholesome
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October 19, 2010
I have no idea what this is. I based it off something I read once that was spectacularly retro and used sherry instead of the red wine, but the way I do it today works and we have it quite regularly. It’s a lot of ingredients, but it produces a lot of flavours and it’s {Tags: baking, Chicken, French, Homestyle} {More...}
- Recipes, Wholesome
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October 1, 2010
I have the day off today. I finished working at my last job yesterday and don’t start a new one until Tuesday. I’m at home by myself and I have a giant bag of large red chillies from the Redfern Carriageworks Markets. I also have organic onions, mince from Marion Plains and everything else I {Tags: Beef, Chillies} {More...}
- Adventures, Food Tech
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August 31, 2010
Fairtrade coffee (a system intended to pay coffee farmers a fairer price for their product) always seemed a bit suspicious to me, largely because I know as someone who tries to eat (and drink) ethically, that pictures of happy coffee farmers wearing knitted clothing are probably more marchitecture than grounded in fact. I also know {Tags: Coffee, Fairtrade} {More...}
