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Continue reading →: Stir-fried vegetables and noodlesfrom Simply Asian (page 80) by Neil Perry Added chilli, and black fungus. Great way to use up left over veggies.
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Continue reading →: *Olives, garlic and tomato in handmade filo pastry with anchovy saucefrom Wild Weed Pie: A Lifetime of Recipes (page 14) by Janni Kyritsis and Roberta Muir
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Continue reading →: Guangxi-style smoked trout saladfrom Be Inspired – A Month of Chinese: Inspired by Andy Evans (page 41) by Roberta Muir and Andy Evans Added chilli, sesame oil, and substituted rice bran oil for vegetable oil
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Continue reading →: Prawn Gyoza & Vegetable GyozaGood Aldi product. Dipping sauce equal parts tamari and chinkiang vinegar plus fresh chilli.
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Continue reading →: *Dry-fried green beansrom Be Inspired – A Month of Chinese: Inspired by Andy Evans (page 26) by Roberta Muir andAndy Evans
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Continue reading →: Mushroom & garlic chive stir-fryfrom Be Inspired – A Month of Chinese: Inspired by Andy Evans (page 42) by Roberta Muir and Andy Evans Simple, quick, very good Served with Organic Black Jasmine Rice
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Continue reading →: Chargrilled Marinade Tempeh with Avocado Salsa and Summer Quinoa Saladinspired by Cooking with Soy by Yoshiko Takeuchi
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Continue reading →: Smoked cod and cannellini beansfrom Nigella Express: 130 Recipes for Good Food, Fast (page 4) by Nigella Lawson
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Continue reading →: *Tres leches lime icebox cakefrom Be Inspired Online Caribbean Cooking Class: Inspired by Paul Carmichael (page 49) by Roberta Muirand Paul Carmichael But my smallest spring pan was 24 cm, so only 2 layers
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Continue reading →: Grilled corn with ajilimójili butterfrom Be Inspired Online Caribbean Cooking Class: Inspired by Paul Carmichael (page 45)by Roberta Muir and Paul Carmichael Ajilimójili is a combination of olive oil or butter, garlic, cilantro, chilies, bell pepper, cumin, Cuban oregano, vinegar, sour orange chopped or blended, simmered and cooled to serve.[1] A variant, sweet ajilimójili, adds honey and tomato sauce. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ajilimójili





