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Tiffany's Kitchen (In Cape Town): Incaciata

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Rich food, sinful coffees and refreshing teas. Why settle for less? Here is the recipe for my first try at making incaciata. As mentioned in the blog. Please feel free to vary the filling, and be creative. Also, I overestimated the amount of filling I would need, so I've altered the amounts here. Please let me know if the filling is still too much or too little and I will update the recipe. 300g Penne Pasta (Raw). 200g Meat of your choice. 1 x 400g tin of Tomato Puree (not paste, puree). Add the tomato p...

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Canucky Ducky Cookbook: October 2012

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All sorrows are less with bread." Miguel de Cervantes, Don Quixote. Monday, October 8, 2012. Made this for the first time last year for Thanksgiving, and it was awesome! Plan to make this a tradition, liked it even more than regular pumpkin pie. Found it originally here. But there are so many different versions there decided to put it here for quick reference :). 2 (8 oz.) packages cream cheese, softened. 1/2 cup white sugar. 1/2 tsp. vanilla extract. 1 (9") prepared graham cracker crust. Lunch in a Box.

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Tiffany's Kitchen (In Cape Town): Garden Party

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Rich food, sinful coffees and refreshing teas. Why settle for less? Saturday, 21 January 2017. And of course, here's my version. Little squares of yeast dough, deep fried to puff up like little pillows, and liberally dusted with icing sugar. Okay, okay, basted with icing sugar. Don't skimp on it, otherwise you lose the point of them. Also, as I was a bit short on flour, I had to halve the recipe. Thank heaven I still had the half a sachet of yeast left over from the Gozleme I made a while back ( Blog.

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Tiffany's Kitchen (In Cape Town): Chilli Jam

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Rich food, sinful coffees and refreshing teas. Why settle for less? Oh ye cause of me nearly not preserving. Thank heavens I tried again. See the blog with the story. And for the original recipe go here. Remember, I will update the amount of pectin in due time. 250 - 280g Chillies. 1 big Red Bell Pepper. 600ml Apple Cider Vinegar (I know this is expensive, but it is worth it). Remove the stems and seeds from the chillies. You should end up with about 200g of chillies. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Canucky Ducky Cookbook: Gingerbread-White Chocolate Blondies

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All sorrows are less with bread." Miguel de Cervantes, Don Quixote. Wednesday, August 6, 2014. This recipe is from Martha Stewart's Cookies. Cookbook. We love it. Bought the cookbook awhile back from Costco around Christmastime when they have a ton of different cookbooks stocked. Hands down we use this recipe the most! Granted we have only tried a handful of them. It's almost like we found this one and stopped looking, ha! 2 3/4 cups plus 1 Tbsp all-purpose flour. 1 1/4 tsp baking soda. 1 1/4 tsp salt.

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March « 2012 « Jacqui's Cooking Adventures

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Jacqui's Cooking Adventures. The adventures, mishaps and masterpieces of a casual cook. Monthly Archives: March 2012. Wicked Simple Beef Pot Pie. This meal is something you can make out of the leftovers from the pot roast. 1 package refrigerated pie crusts (I used Pillsbury. 1 lb or so of already cooked chuck roast. 1 can of sliced potatoes (you can use the leftover potatoes from the pot roast if you made it instead). 1/4 cup frozen peas. 2 cans of beef gravy (or use your own). Pinch of salt and pepper.

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Orange Chicken « Jacqui's Cooking Adventures

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Jacqui's Cooking Adventures. The adventures, mishaps and masterpieces of a casual cook. 1 lb chicken breasts, cut into 1-inch pieces. 1/2 jar Asian orange sauce, any brand you prefer. 1 cup instant white rice. 4 chilies, any kind you prefer (optional, for garnish). 2 tablespoons vegetable or canola oil. 2/3 cup warm water. 1 Coat chicken pieces in cornstarch (in a bowl or a food storage bag) until covered, heat oil in large non-stick skillet until oil shimmers. Carefully add chicken to hot oil. You are c...

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October « 2012 « Jacqui's Cooking Adventures

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Jacqui's Cooking Adventures. The adventures, mishaps and masterpieces of a casual cook. Monthly Archives: October 2012. Since moving down South a couple years ago, I really feel the lack of autumn. Around here. Instead of flaming maples and oaks with bright orange and red leaves, all we have here is palm trees. The few normal-looking trees we have are going to be green pretty much all year round, unless we get a frost, in which case the leaves with be a dead brown. It was awesome by the way🙂. 2 Add chic...

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Squash-Carrot Soup « Jacqui's Cooking Adventures

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Jacqui's Cooking Adventures. The adventures, mishaps and masterpieces of a casual cook. Since moving down South a couple years ago, I really feel the lack of autumn. Around here. Instead of flaming maples and oaks with bright orange and red leaves, all we have here is palm trees. The few normal-looking trees we have are going to be green pretty much all year round, unless we get a frost, in which case the leaves with be a dead brown. It was awesome by the way🙂. Here are the ingredients you will need:.

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Eye Of the Beholder | A pair of eternally curious eyes and a camera…Life is beautiful. | Page 3

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Eye Of the Beholder. Posted on May 2, 2014. When tragically urban, rootless, ruthless civilization becomes breath-chocking, I take a drive to the cottage of my friend. To taste the earth and the jungle. That countryside cottage is gracious, its presence is ethereal, as unconditional love always is. Kingfishers, glimmer of glow worms, Squirrels fly in rhythm. Here raindrops gently kiss the muddy Rosemary. Metropolitan clock stops ticking here. 1/2 cup each mung dahl/lentil, yellow split peas and barley.