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Showing posts with label Seafood. Show all posts
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13 Jun 2013
Creamy Salmon fish pie
I love making pies, such an easy way to make a really fab meal, that the whole family enjoys. The recipe below is wonderful and an adaption of a few recipes all put into one. Fish is full of those fabulous brain boosting omegas, and most kids live a pie.
5 May 2013
Stuffed Calamari Tubes
STUFFED CALAMARI TUBES with SWEET CHILLI
2 Tbls (15ml) oil
1 Onion
1 tsp (5ml) crushed garlic
1 small red chilli pepper, chopped finely
1 cup rice
1 cup rice
1 cup white wine
1 cup vegetable stock
1 Tbls (15ml) tomato paste
1 Tbls (15ml) tomato paste
1 tin (400g) diced tomato
1 tsp (5ml) mixed dried herbs
Pinch cayenne pepper
1/2 tsp (2.5ml) Turmeric
salt and pepper to taste
Ingredients for the tubes
1kg small calamari tubes
Olive oil
60ml sweet chilli sauce
Method for stuffing
- Fry onions in oil until translucent,
- add garlic and chilli
- Stir in rice
- slowly add the white wine, and vegetable stock, stirring gradually from time to time for about 10 minutes.
- add in the rest of the ingredients.
- cook over low heat until the moisture has been absorbed by the rice. (about another 10 minutes)
- allow to cool
Putting it all together
- Carefully spoon the rice mixture into the calamari tubes (I find a knife works well for this)
- Close the top of the calamari tube by 'threading'a toothpick through the tube.
- pour over a healthy amount of sweet chilli sauce
- heat some olive in a frying pan
- fry in small batches over a hot pan for a few minutes at a time (about 5 minutes), until the calamari is cooked (no longer translucent)
Tips:
- Just add the broken tubes and tentacles to the mix, they can get fried up with the rest of the "perfect'tubes.
- Wonderful as a classy finger snack at a braai - done on a flat plate over the coals.
This Post links to:
Fab Savoury Recipes pinterest
Adventures of a DIY Mom
Setting for Four
Flour me with Love
This Gal Cooks
Love bakes Good cakes
Anyonita Nibbles
60ml sweet chilli sauce
Method for stuffing
- Fry onions in oil until translucent,
- add garlic and chilli
- Stir in rice
- slowly add the white wine, and vegetable stock, stirring gradually from time to time for about 10 minutes.
- add in the rest of the ingredients.
- cook over low heat until the moisture has been absorbed by the rice. (about another 10 minutes)
- allow to cool
Putting it all together
- Carefully spoon the rice mixture into the calamari tubes (I find a knife works well for this)
- Close the top of the calamari tube by 'threading'a toothpick through the tube.
- pour over a healthy amount of sweet chilli sauce
- heat some olive in a frying pan
- fry in small batches over a hot pan for a few minutes at a time (about 5 minutes), until the calamari is cooked (no longer translucent)
Tips:
- Just add the broken tubes and tentacles to the mix, they can get fried up with the rest of the "perfect'tubes.
- Wonderful as a classy finger snack at a braai - done on a flat plate over the coals.
This Post links to:
Fab Savoury Recipes pinterest
Adventures of a DIY Mom
Setting for Four
Flour me with Love
This Gal Cooks
Love bakes Good cakes
Anyonita Nibbles
9 Apr 2013
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