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Chupe de Camarones (Chilean Cheesy Prawn Gratin)
To celebrate Los Cóndores' last game in this Rugby World Cup today --against fellow South Americans Argentina-- I made Chupe de Camarones. The Chilean recipe is a deliciously cheesy and spicy prawn gratin (not a stew like its Peruvian counterpart), a more-ish dish, as fiery and hearty as this year's World Cup debutants! Happy Saturday!
Ingredients (serves 2):
75 grams/2.70 ounces day-old bread, like Sourdough Bread
1 cup semi-skimmed milk
2 tablespoons olive oil
1/2 large onion
1/2 large red Bell Pepper, rinsed
1/3 red hot chili pepper
1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
1 small garlic clove, minced
a dozen fresh prawns
1/4 teaspoon fleur de sel or sea salt flakes
1/2 teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper
1/2 large lemon
1/2 cup double cream
60 grams/2 ounces Mature Cheddar
a handful fresh Garden Chives and Chervil
Parmesan Cheese
Crumble Sourdough Bread into a medium bowl. Cover with milk, and allow to soak, half an hour; set aside.
Preheat oven to 200°C/395°F. Generously oil two oven-proof bowls. Set aside.
In a large, deep skillet, heat olive oil over medium-high heat.
Peel and finely chop onion, and stir into the skillet, a couple of minutes until softened.
Seed and chop Bell Pepper, stirring into the skillet.
Thinly slice chili pepper, and add to the skillet as well, along with dried oregano and garlic. Cook, a couple of minutes more.
Peel the prawns, and add to the skillet, cooking until they turn bright pink and just start browning. Season with fleur de sel and black pepper. Transfer four of the prawns to a small plate for garnish; set aside.
Thoroughly squeeze the juice of the lemon halve into the skillet to deglaze. Reduce heat to medium.
Using a hand-held blender, process soaked Sourdough Bread and milk until smooth. Stir mixture into the skillet, until slightly thickened.
Then, stir in double cream and grate in the Cheddar. Give a good stir until the cheese has melted. Remove from the heat.
Finely chop Chives and Chervil, and stir into the skillet.
Spoon mixture into each prepared bowl. Grate a little Parmesan on top of each. Place in the middle of the hot oven, and bake, at 200°C/395°F, 10 to 15 minutes, until golden brown on top.
Serve Chupe de Camarones hot, topped with reserved prawns.
Chile's first ever World Cup try, 10th September 2023, Toulouse, France
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Prawn and Pea Gratin with a Parsley Cheese Sauce and Lemon Breadcrumbs
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Casa Buenas Launches Sunday Brunch Buffet at Newport World Resorts
Newport World Resorts is making our Sundays much more exciting with the launch of its new Sunday Brunch Buffet at Casa Buenas. Get ready to enjoy a wide selection of premium seafood, meat, cheese, and more together with bottomless champagne, signature cocktails, and delightful desserts that will truly be the new talk of the town.
The Hungry Kat was invited last week to this new luxury buffet. You can find Casa Buenas at the ground floor of Hotel Okura inside the new Grand Wing of Newport World Resorts. We have dined here at Casa Buenas before but this is the first time that they are offering a Sunday brunch buffet.
Casa Buenas is a signature restaurant of Newport World Resorts specializing in Filipino and Spanish cuisine. Its interiors are reminiscent of a classic Filipino ancestral home. The design highlights the Bahay na Bato intricacies with elements inspired from the rich indigenous materials from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao.
There's live musical performances on Sundays to add to the overall charm and elegance of the restaurant.
My husband and I were celebrating our wedding anniversary that weekend so it was the best time for us to visit Casa Buenas and to try their new bubbly brunch.
The Sunday Brunch Buffet is available every Sunday from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM for P4500+ per person. This comes with unlimited non-alcoholic beverages including signature mocktails, sodas, fresh juices, shakes, coffee, and Dilmah tea.
You can also choose to upgrade your beverage option to include unlimited alcoholic beverages as well, including this lovely Duval-Leroy Brut Champagne. For P5,500+ per person, this is such good value for money because you can have as many glasses of champagne as you want.
Guests can also order their signature cocktails like the Mimosa, Ron De Coco, Hermosa Casa, and Crafted Sangria. Other alcoholic beverages to choose from include red wine, white wine, sparkling wine, local beers and other selected liquors.
Let's start our culinary adventure at the Charcuterie Station where an assortment of cured meats and artisan cheese are displayed.
Here you can find meats such as Farmers Ham, Copper, Jason Prosciutto, and Pork Salami together with Manchego, Fontina, Goat Cheese, Asiago, Baked Camembert, and Roquefort cheese. There are so many choices to taste and try.
A selection of tapas are also available here such as the Citrus Cured Salmon Tostada. Other small tapas include Tuna Tartare Kilawin, Barquillos Picante, Grilled Pork and Tuna Ceviche Singular, and Okay de Pulpo.
Right nearby is the Fresh Salad Station where you can prepare your own bowl of Caesar Salad. Other healthy salads you can get are the Mixed Greens and Vegetable Salad, Grilled Marinated Salad, Goat Cheese Salad, and the Pulpo and Chickpea Salad.
There's also some Cured and Smoked Salmon on the table with sweet potato blinis, creme fraiche, dill cream sauce, and capers cocktail onion.
The most popular area at the Casa Buenas Sunday Brunch Buffet would be here at the Seafood on Ice. You can grab some prawns and mussels together with their sauces.
It's not every day that you find lobsters on the buffet but Casa Buenas offers unlimited servings of these Boston Lobsters served with Lobster Cocktail Sauce. Aside from that, you can also get a few pieces of Crab Claws for cracking.
We love eating oysters so we also got a few pieces of their Sustainable International Oysters which are freshly shucked and served on the half shell.
If you prefer your seafood cooked or baked, take a look at the next table. Casa Buenas offers Baked Oyster Rockefeller using Korean oysters with butter, parsley, herbs and bread crumbs.
These Crispy Fried Prawns are also quite yummy especially since they are glazed with honey and garlic.
My absolute favorite item at the Sunday Brunch Buffet was the Lobster Thermidor. These creamy lobsters are baked with mushroom and capsicum then gratinated with cheese.
These gorgeous lobsters have a tendency to run out quickly, but you can ask the servers directly and they will gladly serve it at your table when the next batch is ready. That's also one thing I loved about our Sunday brunch at Casa Buenas. The service was really excellent and all our requests and refills were done promptly.
That's not all, because over at the carving stations, you can find the Cochinillo waiting for you. This whole charcoal grilled suckling pig is always a luxurious treat with its very crispy skin and tender meat.
The main centerpiece at the carving station is this gigantic Lechon Baka. This is a USDA steamship beef cooked lechon style. Ask the chefs for a slice or two to add to your plate.
If all those weren't enough, Casa Buenas Sunday Brunch Buffet also offers some A La Carte Hot Dishes which will be cooked to order. They have some brunch items like the Sweet Savory Waffle and Eggs, Truffle Scrambled Eggs, Chorizo Omelet, and Eggs Benedict. They also have Main Dishes like the Steak and Eggs which is what I ordered. This comes with a juicy grilled beef tenderloin served with mixed mushrooms, fried egg, and garlic rice. Other hot dishes include the Beef Striploin "Bistek", Pork Embutido Silog, Salmon Nasal Silog, and the Tofu Mushroom Sisig. Pasta is also available for a la carte orders like the Spaghetti with Angus beef chuck roll bolognaise or the Gnocchi with blue cheese sauce and candied pecan nuts.
For dessert, there are several Filipino-Spanish items to tickle your sweet tooth. You can try the Brazo de Mercedes, Ginataang Halo-halo, Tres Leches, Quesada Pasiega, Spanish Apple Tart, or have some Seasonal Sliced Fruits.
Just next door is the Live Hot Dessert Station where you can find the Crepe Samurai, Brownie Fudge, Cafe Barako Soufflé, Soft Centered Chocolate Table, Creme Brûlée, Crema Catalana, Egg Pie, and Banofee. These will be heated in their transparent portable pressure cooker so you can see how it turns into its final shape.
We also really loved the Teppanyaki Ice Cream Live Station. Here you can choose from a selection of premium spirits to mix with your ice cream which will be prepared on the spot. We got two servings, one with Dalmore 12 Years and the other with Bailey's and they were both fantastic. Of course, you can choose to have plain vanilla ice cream and just top it with chocolate, fruits, and other items.
The Casa Buenas Sunday Brunch Buffet is a fantastic addition to the many hotel buffet offerings you can find at Newport World Resorts. This is one of the most luxurious buffets in the country today with its exceptional lineup of lobsters and champagne, so I'm really happy we got to spend a romantic anniversary brunch at a place that holds a lot of exciting memories for us. For Sunday Brunch Buffet reservations, you may visit https://bit.ly/CasaBuenasBrunchBuffet.
Casa Buenas
Ground Floor, Newport Grand Wing, Newport World Resorts, Pasay City
7908-8988 / (0917) 878-8312
www.newportworldresorts.com/dining/casa-buenas
www.facebook.com/casabuenas.ph
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25/6/2023 - Lunch
SEASONAL TASTES at Westin
1 cheese pancake
1 peanut pancake
From @thepantree.sg
They are the right amount of thickness and crunch. Very generous with the filling!! Please support them (:
2 plates of food
Some laksa with 2 prawns
More cauliflower gratin - it's so good
Herbal soup
Coffee with milk
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Horrified at what people in Britain were eating in the late 1970s/early 1980s to be frank
#so much quiche and cottage cheese??#pineapple???#prawn cocktail BOAK#egg mayo salad WHAT#terrine no thanks#CRAB gratin#so much jelly#what I do for fanfic research#pages of you
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in the same vein as the slaughterfish ask, what are tamriels favorite ways to cook one of the nine divines most annoying creatures, the mudcrab?
Mudcrabs, how we love to hate you! These pesky creatures can be found near almost any body of water in Tamriel, and their meaty claws aren't just good for delivering a whopping pinch- they're good to eat, too. Here are some of my favourite mudcrab dishes from across Tamriel!
Altmer
Crab claw spring rolls are a quintessential picnic must-have in Summerset. Mudcrab claw meat is mixed into a light salad with mayonnaise, fish roe, and dill. The crab salad is then rolled into thin rice paper wrappers, and flash fried for a lovely crispness followed by the creamy tender mudcrab.
Argonians
Chili mudcrab is an Argonian dish that's known across Tamriel as being a dish of mystical deliciousness. Whole mudcrabs are cooked in a thick, rich chili sauce, and served with steamed buns for dipping. An alternate version uses whole black peppercorns and a spicy black pepper sauce (my personal favourite, truth be told).
Bosmer
Mudcrabs lurk in lakes and rivers across Valenwood, and are loved as a source of nutrition by Wood Elves. Most commonly, you'll find mudcrab gratin: steamed mudcrab meat with whipped eggs and cream, topped off with a generous layer of melted timber mammoth cheese. Delectable!
Bretons
Mudcrab cakes are a universal dish across Tamriel, but the Breton version is, in my opinion, the tastiest. Equal parts mudcrab meat and creamy, spiced mashed potato are rolled into thick balls, coated in panko breadcrumbs, and deep fried. The end result is then traditionally served with a white cream sauce.
Dunmer
Mudcrabs and ash yams don't tend to intermingle in the wild, but in the kitchen you'll find magic with these two ingredients. A bit like Breton mudcrab cakes, crab meat is mixed with mashed ash yam and pickled comberries. The mixture is then shaped into sausages and grilled on skewers on hot lava stones. The end result is juicy, umami, and very flavourful!
Imperials
Mudcrab pie is a specialty of Leyawiin, and people travel miles for it! Flaky mudcrab meat is gently cooked in a creamy, umami sauce, wrapped in flaky puff pastry, and deep friend. You can dip your pies in Argonian garlic and lime sambal as the locals do, if you dare!
Khajiit
Southern Elsweyr produces one of my favourite dishes in all of Tamriel: mudcrab curry. The whole mudcrab is cooked in a rich, flavourful curry and served with jasmine basmati rice and prawn crackers. Be sure to bring a napkin; eating mudcrab curry is a messy affair!
Nords
Steamed mudcrab legs can easily be made posh with a lovely browned butter sauce with slaughterfish caviar. Serve alongside fresh butter and rye bread, and you have a different take on a Skyrim classic!
Orcs
Cheese-baked mudcrab is an old Orcish favourite, where the meat of the crab is finely minced, seasoned, and popped back into the main carapace. It's then topped with a thick layer of echatere cheese, and baked until browned and gooey. Especially delicious on a cold day in Wrothgar!
Redguards
Mudcrab and oyster omelette is a port favourite in Hammerfell, and it's one of the best street foods out there in my opinion. The scrambled egg is whipped into hot oil and tossed with small fresh oysters, mudcrab meat, and scallions. Top with fresh chili, and you've got the perfect lunch!
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Prawn gratin croquette
(えび入りグラタンコロッケ)
A gratin croquette made with shrimp mixed in a rich white sauce made with milk and butter from Hokkaido.
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The Recipe | Josh Emett
Minestrone
Wonton Soup
Momofuku Ramen
Pappardelle with Prawns, Peas & Parmesan
Spaghetti alle Vongole (with Clams)
Spaghetti with Tomato Sauce & Ricotta Cheese with Herbs
Ragù Bolognese
Spaghetti all Carbonara
Spaghetti Aglio Olio e Peperoncino (with Peperoncino & Garlic)
Bavette with Cheese & Pepper
Goat Cheese Ravioli in Pancetta & Shallot Sauce
Risotto with Pecorino, Olive Oil & Balsamic Vinegar
Yellow Dal with Spinach
Lentils à la Française
Falafel
Cachapas (Sweetcorn Pancakes)
Tortilla de Patatas (potato)
Tabbouleh
Caesar Salad with Potato Croutons
Pumpkin Seed Coleslaw
Classic Ratatouille
Creamed Spinach
Carrots Vichy
Flemish-style Asparagus
Celeriac Remoulade
Pan con Tomate
St George’s Mushrooms, Garlic & Parsley on Sourdough Toast
Petit Pois a la Française
Roasted Vegetables Catalan-style
Caponata
Cauliflower Cheese
Potato Gratin
Coleannon
Pommes Mousseline
Pommes Dauphine
Potato Rösti
Pommes Anna
Clam Bruschetta with Roasted Vegetables
Moules Marinière
Grilled Scallops with Sweet Chili Sauce & Crème Fraîche
Pulpo a la Feria (Octopus)
Tuna Tataki Salad
Fish Congee
Black Cod with Miso
Coq au Vin
Gongbao Chicken (Spicy Chicken with Peanuts)
Chicken Korma
Chicken Tikka
Guotie & Haozi (Pork & Cabbage Beijing Dumplings)
Tartare de Boeuf Bistrot
Beef Green Curry
Lamb Shank Rogan Josh
Boeuf Bourguignon
Boeuf en Daube Provençale
Veal Osso Bucco with Truffled Polenta & Gremolata
Pizza Pomodoro
Pissaladière
Twice-Baked Goat Cheese Soufflè
Madeleines
Almond Biscotti
Carrot Cake
Easy Vanilla Cake
Dark Chocolate Brownie
Crème Brûllée
Pistachio Ice Cream
Traditional Tiramisu
Chocolate Molten Cakes
Apple Sponge Pudding
Bread & Butter Pudding
Crêpes Suzette
Ruth’s Very Rich Pancakes
Chocolate Truffles
Baba Ghanoush
Olive Tapenade
Anchoiade
Tarmosalata
Café de Paris Butter
Herbed Garlic Butter
Basil Pesto
Chimichurri
Salsa Verde
Classic Skordalia with Bread
Sambal
Thai Chili Jam
Carmalized Onions
Horseradish Gremolata
Preserved Lemons
Pickled Red Onion
Green Tomato Chutney
Confit Tomatoes
Basic BBQ Sauce
Peanut Sauce Four Ways
Green Curry Paste
Salsa Romesco
Tasha’s Napolitana Sauce
Pomodoro Sauce
Salsa al Burro e Salvia (Butter & Sage)
Fish Velouté
Red Wine Sauce
Béchamel Sauce
Béarnaise Sauce
Hollandaise Sauce
Mayonaise
Truffle Mayonaise
Aïoli
Caesar Dressing
Classic Vinaigrette
French Vinaigrette
Lemon Vinaigrette
Green Goddess Dressing
Dashi
Ponzu Sauce
Chicken Stock (white and brown)
Fish Stock
Crème Pâtissière
Crème Anglaise
Naan
Chapati
Pizza Dough
Egg Yolk Pizza Dough
Semolina Pasta Dough
Traditional Pie Dough
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Mr Chicken and Bermuda National Day!
Friday 27th May 2022
Last night (Thursday) was the ‘Surf & Turf Dinner’ served in the Beach Bar Restaurant. Sadly, there was no lobster in evidence but there were plenty of other tasty dishes to choose from. Needless to say, my starter comprised Green-lipped Mussels, Baby Clams and Prawns with potato salad while my main included King Prawn skewers and BBQ Steak with Mac & Cheese, Vegetable Gratin & Boursin Mash.
I’m not one for desserts much but the Chocolate Ganache Gateau looked enticing and my instinct proved right because it was discretely delicious.
The following morning however (this morning, that is), Andrew went off to the Gym to work off some of last night, while Sally, Angie & I were all of the same mind and went for a dip in the sea, which was invigorating!
Now we only discovered after we got here at Grotto Bay that today is Bermuda National Day, a major public holiday for which, since 1979, they have been holding a celebratory parade in the city of Hamilton; except that for the last two years, it was suspended due to the pandemic. As this year would be the first parade since 2019, it would have been churlish of us not to want to see at least some of it, so with a minimal bus service today, we signed-up for the hotel shuttle-bus into Hamilton.
We set up ‘camp’ in Victoria Park around 11.30am, as the parade route was due to pass down one side of the park. The locals were all out in force, having themselves ‘camped out’ under mini marquees, some of them overnight apparently, lining the streets along the parade route.
While we waited, yours truly volunteered to go and get KFC, except that once there, I discovered a frightful queue and a promised waiting time of 2hrs for chicken! So I went two doors up the street to Mr Chicken, where I waited another 45minutes! Meanwhile, the parade began at 1.30pm and as a result, I missed the Regimental Band at the head of it! Ah well, serves me right for volunteering!
As for the parade itself, it was a modest affair, somewhat akin to the Southgate Carnival of years gone by back home but with very large gaps - and rather long waits - between the groups.
With 37 groups or floats in the overall parade however, all the most colourful stuff wasn’t due until towards the very end but by 3.30 in the afternoon, we had seen only up to entry no.13. Sadly, our return shuttle-bus was due to pick us up at 4pm, so we had to leave, just a wee bit disappointed I guess.
Nevertheless, it was a nice day out and an interesting insight into local culture that we hadn’t expected and had never seen before - and as for my craving for KFC, the least said the better!
Dinner at the hotel tonight was back in the Hibiscus Restaurant and after Asparagus Soup, I had the Thai Curry Spiced Red Snapper, which was pretty good.
After dinner, there was some entertainment tonight in the Palm Court Restaurant in the form of local comedian ‘Bootsie’. Popular on local radio here, his humour was lost on us but maybe that’s because we’re ‘stiff Brits’!
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[A customer has asked for salt]
Daffy: Nothing elthse you wanted, was there?
Customer: What?
Daffy: A sthplash of Lea & Perrins? A dollop of Daddies to sthtir into the artichoke and hollandaise couliths? It really is no trouble, we could sthend sthomeone into town. I can get you any thing you like to enhanthce the flavor of your food. Sthalad Cream, Newman's Own, Branthston Pickle. You only have to ask. A little Tobathsco perhaps or barbeque sthauthce, a sthpoonful of sthandwich sthpread maybe. A nice packet of cheese and onion flavor crisps to sthprinkle over your monkfish and sthalmon gratin. We could even get you a prawn vindaloo or family sized pack of chicken drumsthticks or menu Beef for two perthsons with sthpecial fried rithce and extra sthweet and sthour pork balls if you like, I mean we don't mind going to a bit of trouble to please the cuthstomers here, really. SthALT!!! I'm going back to my kitchen now although GOODNETHS KNOWS WHY! I mean, do you have any idea of number of highly-sthkilled man hours over a three-day period have gone into produthcing this dish?! Which is brought to your table at the zenith of its powers? Its tathste, flavors, texture and temperature at the peak of perfection, and WITHOUT TAthSTING IT YOU CALL FOR SthALT?
Bugs: Your salt, doc.
Daffy: I hate you with a passion you can only dream of.... bon appétit.
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LIST OF CHRISTMAS FOODS
Traditional+untraditional western Christmas dishes
Appetizers:
Devilled eggs, cheese boards, bread boat, spinach & artichoke dip, prawns on toast, Swedish meatballs, mini sliders, mini quiche, dinner rolls with butter, cheese rolls, literally any mini savoury dish will taste great!
Drinks:
Eggnog, wassail, mulled wine, non alcoholic/ alcoholic buttered rum, fruit punch, White Russian, apple and cranberry Spritzer, apple cider, hot cocoa.
Entree:
Baked/ roasted turkey, beef wellington/ roast beef (with onion gravy), Cornish hen, coq au vin, apple compote with meat dishes, steak and kidney pie, shepherd’s pie, mac n cheese, millionaire’s ham, tortellini soup, casseroles, chicken pot pie.
Side dishes:
Creamed spinach, mashed/ duchess potatoes, roasted veg, mashed sweet potatoes, Brussels sprouts, green beans with bacon, creamed corn, roasted whole mini potatoes, feta cheese salad, potatoes au gratin, sweet potato salad, roasted beef salad.
Dessert:
Apple pie, shortbread cookies, gingerbread cookies, Yule log cake, fudge, Russian tea cookies (aka snowball cookies), cupcakes, bread pudding, candy cane, tiramisu, Christmas pudding, sticky toffee pudding, Christmas trifle, cheesecakes
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Food for when you’re broke (or in a pandemic)
Recently I’ve been compiling some simple recipes to make with storecupboard ingredients, so I thought I’d share.
BBC - literally 21 recipes for when you’re broke https://www.bbc.co.uk/food/collections/3_dishes_to_cook_when_youre_skint
ASDA sweet potato with eggs https://www.asdagoodliving.co.uk/food/recipes/sweet-potato-baked-eggs
ASDA - Rotolo (from Miguel Barclay) https://www.asdagoodliving.co.uk/food/recipes/miguel-barclays-rotolo
Another ASDA - Vegan meringues https://www.asdagoodliving.co.uk/food/recipes/make-vegan-meringues
Bacon Tortellini (loads of other good recipes on this site too!) https://www.saltandlavender.com/bacon-cream-cheese-tortellini/
Jamie Oliver’s Egg and Mango Chutney flatbreads https://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/egg-recipes/egg-mango-chutney-flatbreads/
My own recipe - Thai Curry Prawns (serves 4) 4 tbsp thai red curry paste 4 tbsp peanut butter (smooth) 1 tbsp brown sugar 1 tbsp soy sauce Juice of 1 lime handful chopped coriander 1 x 400ml can coconut milk grating of fresh ginger 400g prawns (defrosted if frozen) Put all the ingredients except the prawns into a pan and heat on medium until the sauce has thickened and come together. Add the prawns and cook for 5 - 10 minutes depending on how large they are (they will change colour when cooked). Serve with rice or noodles or whatever you like! You can freeze this by making the sauce and letting it cool, then spooning out into tupperware. Add the raw (and not previously frozen) prawns and seal the tupperware - write on that it is and the date you froze it - and when you want to eat it simply defrost in the fridge and follow the instructions above. Sainsbury’s Magazine - Gnocchi, Ham and Pea Gratin https://www.sainsburysmagazine.co.uk/recipes/mains/gnocchi-ham-and-pea-gratin
BBC Good Food - Banana and Chocolate Galette https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/caramelised-banana-chocolate-galette
BBC Good Food - Squash and coconut curry https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/squash-coconut-curry
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Dining in style in the heart of the city . ========================= @FiregrillSydney @FiregrillSyd @SydneyCBD @Sydney @Australia Eton Mese Crispy Meringue, Creme Chantilly, Fresh Strawberries, Strawberry Sauce Hokkaido Wagyu Scotch Fillet Certified A5, Marble Score +11 with Pumpkin and Mustard Seed Puree, Beef Jus, Gratin Dauphinois Prawn Linguini Capers, Lemon ========================= . . #EatingInStyle #FeastingInStyle #FiregrillSydney #FiregrillSyd #SydneyCBD #CBD #Sydney #Australia #ILoveSydney #Australia . . . . . . . . . . #Meringue #Chantilly #Hokkaido #Wagyu #Steak #Prawn #Linguini #Linguini #Linguine (at Firegrill Sydney) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIIWHS-FIyA/?igshid=1cje1mchepvq8
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20+ recipes below 150kcal (Pt. 1)
I was on pinterest and I thought I must share the recipes with you guys. I picked all of them, and the limit is 150 kcal so yeay!!
here's the list of the recipes.
cheddar egg muffin (150 kcal)
italian baked egg and vegetable (149 kcal)
quick cauliflower stir fry (114 kcal)
shrimp stir fry (117 kcal)
cauliflower stir-fry (57 kcal)
stuffed strawberry and cheese french toast (149.3 kcal)
chicken miso soup (132 kcal)
prawn salad with pickled cucumber (100 kcal)
spanish tortilla with artichokes (107 kcal)
tarka dhal (137 kcal)
warm rainbow cabbage salad (129 kcal)
fruity prawn cocktail (130 kcal)
leek and potato soup with peas (134 kcal)
strawberries in balsamic yogurt sauce (51 kcal)
skinny mini blueberry cheesecakes (138 kcal)
slow cooker fudge (114 kcal)
white bean avocado toast (140 kcal)
squash and kale gratin casserole (104 kcal)
avocado breakfast toast (140 kcal)
individual egg and spinach bowl (84 kcal)
fast fish burger (141 kcal)
roasted ratatouille (150 kcal)
chocolate cake (95 kcal)
vegetable balti (131 kcal)
baked aubergine (81 kcal)
Chinese dumpling (63 kcal)
You can always find substitutes for the ingredients to lower the calorie count.
If you made any of the recipe, don't forget to share the outcome with us ❤
Stay safe lovelies ❤✨
Part 2 | Part 3
#low calorie#low cal recipe#low cal#low calorie food#low calorie recipe#not pro just using tag#low cal food#healthy meals#healthy recipe#diet#inspo#recipe#my post
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Prawns, onions, chestnut mushrooms, bacon bits and gratin potato. It looks a mess but is quiet tasty Make sure to follow me on Instagram @theshittyfoodblog: https://ift.tt/2EjfqL4
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