Once you have tried this traditional mashed potato dish you will never have plain mashed potatoes again!!! There are a couple of ways to add the onions to the mash potato, in this recipe I have topped them on top. Alternatively you could sauté the oil and onion in a large frypan until soft then mix through the mashed potato in the pan and...
Vinegar soaked cucumbers are so tasty, this batch should last two days or enough to serve at a dinner party. The longer you leave the cucumbers in the vinegar the better they taste. Don’t skimp on the sea salt! If your doing Keto, feel free to add some diced Fetta cheese. Cucumber Vinegar Salad 2016-10-24 21:17:53 Write...
Brussels sprouts and bacon go really really well together. Please comment if I have made you a Brussels sprouts fan after making this recipe. Thanks to Nicole at Paleo_nic for introducing me to sumac and your inspiration for this recipe. Brussels and Bacon 2016-06-21 21:13:20 Write a review Save Recipe Print ...
Have you ever though to try this with the sometimes tough silverbeet (spinach) stems? I grew up with my father enjoying these coated in flour and fried. They really taste quite nice with a crispy texture. You could add any kind of spice to the coating. Silverbeet stems, depending on how old they are if they are tough try to strip the stringy bits off first,...
When I was growing up nearly every dinner and weekend lunch included a nice bowl of Italian salad using fresh ingredients from my fathers garden. This salad was very popular with my school friends, one of them used to eat it before anything else, which my farther thought was very strange as in his opinion salad is for eating at the end of dinner or along side...
This is the type of recipe that you can quickly prepare in advance. The meatballs can either be stored raw in the fridge or freezer. You could even cook in advance, plate it, reheat then eat it when you have limited time to cook. Make sense? I also have a Bitter-Sweet Chicken recipe see here. Sweet and Sour Chicken Balls 2015-06-27 19:50:50 Write...
