Probably the most famouse dish in malaysia – Beef Rendang.
Ingredients:
- Beef tenderloin cuts
- Mixture of chillies, garlic and onions crushed
- Ground turmeric
- Tamarind extract/paste
- 4-5 Lime/lemon leaves
- Lemon juice
- Double creamy, thick coconut cream
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Tags: Beef, Coconut Milk, Malaysia, Tamarind
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To go with the richness of the olive oil which is amalgamated with the white wine, we want a little acidity, which we are going to get from these superb italian capers.
Ingredients:
- Rabbit pieces
- Lots of olive oil
- Chopped onions
- White wine
- Rabbit liver and kidney
- Superb italian capers
- Roughly chopped parsley
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Tags: Capers, Italy, Kidney, Liver, Rabbit
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They said we want a floyd type meal to our lunch today, because we only watch the television, we fead up of being in the bush, we fead up of being the jungle. So i’m going to cook them a kind of biryani but it’s not really a biryani, it’s half biryani, half a paia. We are drawing on spain, africa, india and a bit of me.
QS: South African red wine labeled “Cream of the Corp”
Ingredients:
- Pieces of free range chicken
- Lemons cut into quarter
- Hard boil eggs
- Sliced and Chopped tomatoes (2 kinds)
- Toasted almonds
- Deep fried crunchy onions
- Sultans
- Garden pees (where else does a pee come from i ask myself?)
- Red, green and yellow papers
- Chopped onions
- Basmati rice
- Ginger
- Cardamon seeds
- Curry powder
- Cinnamon
- Chillies
- Bay leaves
- Garlic
- Turmeric
- Melted butter (don’t be shay…)
- Chicken stock
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Tags: Africa, Chicken, Curry, Eggs, Paia, Rice, Spain
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One of the most philippic and also, sadly, one of the most attractive antelopes in this area is the impala. And this is a big chunk, this is a big shoulder of impala, so I thought i’ll made a rather spicy fun curry
Ingredients:
- Impala chopped into pieces
- Chopped onions
- Yellow curry powder
- Chopped garlic
- Sliced chillies
- Dried fruits
- Fresh chopped coconut
- Coconut milk
- Chopped coriander
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Tags: Africa, Coconut Milk, Curry, Dried Fruits, Impala
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You can’t come to Durban without eating curry, it curry, curry, curry curry!
Ingredients:
- Onions
- Cinnamon barks
- curry leaves
- Hot Green chillies
- Fresh coriander
- Lamb cut into cubes
- Chopped tomatoes
- Chopped garlic
- Chopped ginger
- Hot red curry powder
- Potatoes cut into large pieces
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Tags: Africa, Cinnamon, Curry, Lamb, Potatoes
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Actually the only way to work out what you want to do when you stuck for ideas is come to the market and because i know that here, hundreds and hundreds of years ago, when it was inhabit by the Arabs they eat lots of vegetables and people often criticize me for doing no vegetarians meals at all on my programs, I’ll break the rule of a lifetime and buy the ingredients a gypsy-moorish style vegetables stew
QS: local wine using a Porron
Ingredients:
- Pears
- Green beans
- Pumpkins
- Cooked Chickpeas (with their cooking water)
- Onions
- Tomatoes
- Olive oil
- Piccata paste
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Tags: Spain, Stew, Vegetarian
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The perdix and the pheasants and the grouse and the partridge and the sheep and everything else that lives here, tastes particularly good because it eats wonderful wild herbs, wonderful grasses and things and it breath clear mountain air, which is good for all of us thats why i’m so excited
Ingredients:
- Rabbit chopped up into little bits
- Olive oil
- Onions
- Ham
- Garlic
- Fresh thyme
- Wild mushrooms
- Mashed rabbit liver
- Red wine
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Tags: Ham, Liver, Mushrooms, Rabbit, Spain
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One of the good things in spanish cooking is that they do believe in things like: free range eggs, fresh vegetables and fresh fishes. Simplicity yes but freshness is all! freshness is paramount!
Ingredients:
- Green beans blanched in water until half cooked
- Wonderful Ham
- Prawns
- Beaten eggs
- Salt
- Chopped garlic
- Olive Oil
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Tags: Eggs, Ham, Prawns, Spain
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