I found a fun way to enjoy a salad that isn't boring! Here we have 12 Deconstructed Salad Recipes that are lunch perfection!
This has been one of my family favourite recipes for years, so I adapted it to simplify it for the Thermomix. It tastes amazing warm or at room temperature, and tastes great with a dollop of sour cream or natural yoghurt (made in the Thermomix of course!) Ingredients 140g golden syrup 100g dark brown sugar 125g butter, diced 250g self raising flour 1 ts bi-carb soda 1 Tb ground ginger 310g milk 1 large egg 2 pears - peeled, cored and diced Preparation Cook butter, golden syrup and sugar on 90c, 5 minutues, speed 2 Add dry ingredients, milk & egg, mix speed 4, for 4-5 seconds (until dry flour is just combined, don't be tempted to over mix as this will keep it light and fluffy) Add pear pieces, mix reverse speed 2, 3 seconds Line a square cake tin with baking paper, add mixture and bake 180c for 60 mins or until cooked (test with a wooden skewer, it is ready when it comes out clean) Cool in tin for 10 minutes, then cool on a wire rack until cold Always tastes better the next day!! For a richer flavour, use 70g golden syrup and 70g of treacle. This is my recipe, if you would like to share it please give credit and link back to my blog or facebook page
Shallots combined with rich balsamic vinegar and the brightness and fragrance of goats cheese and thyme, result in utterly delectable savory tarte tatin.
A delicious baked vanilla cheesecake with an eton mess topping. gives you Eton Mess Cheesecake. There's also a Thornback and Peel Giveaway.
Because you need booze to get through this long-ass season.
Imagine if a big, brown grizzly bear fell from a broomstick and LANDED IN YOUR GARDEN!Unfortunately, for Doug and Stan, this is very real problem for them and at exactly the wrong time too! (Actually, is there ever a RIGHT time for a bear to be in the garden?) No, probably not. Especially when people have just turned up to take a look at Stan's house. The house he desperately wants to sell! Never fear. Doug (the humble slug) is ready to take on the bear all by himself. He kind of has no choice because Stan is unable to help. Not only does he feel embarrassed by his dodgy, new hair style but he has also been mesmerized by some kind of magic spell. A spell cast by the mysterious next-door neighbour - Dotty. Why is Dotty so determined to scare the Buyers away and will Doug survive this comical, yet nerve-racking adventure? Doug & Stan - The Grizzly Hotel is the debut book by David Richardson and the first installment in his series of funny, short stories told through rhyme. Fans of Dr Seuss will love this creatively written and funny story about the battle between squabbling neighbours. With broad appeal for children and adults alike and an interwoven message of courage, The Grizzly Hotel provides an opportunity for all primary school children to develop vocabulary and increase their confidence. Pick up your copy of Open House 1 today.
