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on 11-08-2014 01:36 PM
I've got a lovely pate recipe too Katy. Very similar but also with onions and sherry and black pepper.
The trouble is that it calls for so much butter that it is a once a year Christmas indulgence.
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on 12-08-2014 08:12 AM
Ok, I got a phone call last night ... two friends are coming to dinner tonight ... I'm making a Greek kinda meal (kebabs, rice, salad), but what I want to know is
WHAT CAN I DO WITH TWO KILOS OF ORANGES?
I bought them for another recipe, but I didn't get the meat I wanted so here I am ... with two kilos of seedless Rosey Red oranges ...
I don't have a juicer - just one of those plastic thingies.
I'm thinking ... welcoming drink???
Dessert???
Drying slices in my turbo oven???
Any recipes or other ideas?
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on 12-08-2014 08:55 AM
orange sorbet.
2 cups sugar,1 cup water,simmer it until the sugar is fully dissolved,then chill for an hour. meanwhile,peel and pith about a dozen oranges(you want 3 cups of juice),add a lemon or a lime(or 2,if you like tart),if you have them,or just some juice,if you have it. pop it in a blender and pulse it until it's fairly smooth. push it through a sieve to get the segment skins out and chill.
pop all of it back in into the blender,after it's chilled, blend until smooth,then pour it into a metal or glass bowl ,cover with plastic wrap and freeze about 12 hours.
put it in the fridge about an hour before dinner to soften,and serve as a dessert,or a palate freshener between courses.