Dom Verde
An Italian connection - Lear Greenhaven, a resourceful Australian
Saturday, 26 September 2020
DUTCH GINGER CAKE
Saturday, 19 September 2020
Recipe Keeper App
Cooking for me is relaxing and joyful.. My Italian heritage I guess. I love my Recipe Keeper App. I have been using it for more than 10 years now. I never ever print out recipes any more.
Instead, I use this app on my tablet in the kitchen and it stays open while I am cooking. There is no need to touch the screen with floury to switch it back on all the time. It stays on while the app is open. I stand the tablet on my book stand.
It is easy to import recipes and super easy to share them.
Here is a link to the App. See for yourself
Shared from my Recipe Keeper - the easy way to collect, organize and share your recipes on your mobile, tablet and PC.
Download for free today at https://recipekeeperonline.com
This is a great recipe - Cauliflower Steaks Over Carrot Sauce
Thanks to Katie B for this fantastic recipe. It is easy, but looks and tastes fancy.
Cauliflower Steaks Over Carrot Sauce - Taste Show Courses: Categories: Source: This is the link Taste Show Cauliflower Steak and Carrot sauce Ingredients 【 For Cauliflower & Topping 】 1 large Whole White Cauliflower 1 tbsp Olive Oil 1 oz Red Bell Pepper 1 oz Green Bell Pepper ½ oz Fresh Parsley 1 tsp Fresh Lemon Zest ⅜ cup Grated Parmesan Cheese to taste Salt to taste Ground Black Pepper 【 For Spiced Carrot Sauce 】 2 medium Carrots 1⅓ oz Butter 1 oz Tomato Paste 1 tbsp Flour 1 cup Vegetable Broth 4 Sprigs Fresh Thyme ½ tsp Paprika Powder ½ oz Prepared Yellow Mustard 1 tbsp Soy Sauce to taste Salt to taste Black Pepper Directions LET'S START Step 1 Preheat the oven to 400ºF / 200º C. Cut cauliflower in half, then using two fingers to measure width (or 3cm) cut 1 slice off one half, and from the other half cut another slice 2-finger width, to make the cauliflower steaks. From the remaining slices, dice the cauliflower, and set aside in a bowl. Step 2 In a large cast-iron grill pan or cast-iron skillet, heat the oil, then add cauliflower, salt and black pepper. Sear until golden-brown, then flip the steak, and add salt and black pepper. Add olive oil as needed. Step 3 While steaks are cooking, prepare the steak topping. Minced peppers, and finely chop parsley, add both to the bowl with cauliflower. Over this mixture, grate a portion of a washed lemon peel for zest, and add Parmesan cheese. Mix with fingers. Step 4 Once cauliflower steaks have finished searing, divide vegetable-cheese mixture and stack on top of the steaks. Transfer the pan to the oven. Bake for 15 minutes. Remove and set aside until serving. Step 5 Meanwhile, cut tops off washed carrots, then thinly slice the carrots. In a medium saucepan, add butter and wait until it melts, then add carrots. Stir-fry a bit, then add the tomato paste and flour, cook until carrots are slightly soft. Add vegetable broth, thyme sprigs, add paprika, mustard, soy sauce, and salt and black pepper. Cook for 10 minutes. Step 6 Remove the thyme. Take a hand mixer and blend the sauce until smooth. Step 7 To serve, cover with sauce the bottom of two serving dishes, then top with the cauliflower steaks. Enjoy! By the way, I love my Recipe Keeper App. I can share recipes so easily. |
Friday, 19 April 2019
Autumn Harvest, 2019
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The Crane came from Arakun. Thanks Amanda and her other brothers. |
What about the sunflowers, alas, a gift from Amanda.
See the growing collection of Rosella Jam
But the Dahlia's are from here. A very big crop this year, which I could enjoy from the kitchen window.
There's a huge crop of Jerusalem Artichoke to be excavated....
Saturday, 4 August 2018
Rosemary's birthday poem
Monday, 14 May 2018
Marakech Express
It's going well. I'm glad to hear the sun is out at home. We've had some rain too. In fact, Don had been saying that we've had rain every day on our holiday. - until today. In fact, we're still on the bus trip with Len and Carol. We're in Marakech. Snowy mountains to one side and the Saharah desert to the south. It's warm, but not too hot. It is a beautiful city, gardens everywhere, every kind of tree and flower. The market place is a huge wide town square, crowded especially at night, straight out of central casting:-
Monkeys,
Snake charmers,
Market food tables to sit and eat the food that the hawkers cook,
Horses and elegant carriages - we had a grand ride!
Of course, there's stuff for sale!
The last supper in Còrdoba
Shame we didn't have to many egg dishes in Spain. There were too many interesting things on the menu vieing for our attention. The last night's dinner was a knockout. We selected various dishes to share. Pigs' cheeks slooooow cooked served with chick peas and grilled lettuce hearts in a rich gravy, Rosemary's favourite, Carol loved the deep fried aubergine drizzled with cane sugar,and me? I could LIVE on the venison and rice, served in a soupy rice, dotted with meat and lovely mushrooms. Simple, rich and delicious. I didn't really even need the meat, the flavour of the soup was great.
Rosie ordered a cod fish and orange salad. Very attractive and good to eat. The plate had small bite-sized of cod around the outside and large slices of orange scattered amongst the greens.
here was a wedding in an adjoining room. It was pumping out a bit of noise. Then I guess it was speech time at the wedding. And that loud music stopped.
There was a "parade passed us of older guests who were leaving. Happy to escape the noise.
Really terrific, fun service. Tony, a stand-up comedian, and our waiter says yes, he will cone to Australia and open a Spanish restaurant and teach people about good Spanish food. I cant wait