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In a jam, pickled, frozen, well preserved and other culinary triumphs
Cooking up a storm in the kitchen can be very satisfying.
This week I dried some chillies, they will probably take me year or more to use.
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Cooking up a storm in the kitchen can be very satisfying.
This week I dried some chillies, they will probably take me year or more to use.
@Former-Member @Smc
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@SJT63 Have you googled? My ex neighbour used to have a chili bush but the new neighbours pulled it out which is a shame. Sorry I cannot be of more help.xx
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I dry my chillies and then use them in various dishes. I make peanut chicken and use a dried chilli to season/ give it a lift.
Dish is sort of satay like but not Asian - I serve with boiled potatoes, steamed cabbage and carrots.
1. Fry off a chicken fillet that has been sliced thinly with some olive oil and a teaspoon ground cumin.
2. In a blender make the sauce - 1 cup chicken stock (I use a cube), a good dollop of crunchy peanut butter and a dried chilli.
3. Pour sauce over chicken and simmer approx 20 minutes, add a bit of water if it thickens too much.
4. Serve with veg.
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SJT63Senior Contributor
@Bunniekins
on the weekend I made up a recipe to use up some of the excess...
hot chili and pumpkin relish
it's hot
it's delicious.
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Can see it already @SJT63
Spice up your wedding reception with SJTC's celebratory conjugal conserves.
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@SJT63 Yummy! :p. That sounds delicious.xxx
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
My thick dutch pea soup plus gained a compliment to day, with added coconut, ginger and chili in it, a bit of a kick... he said.
@Former-Member @Shaz51 @Smc @SJT63 @Bunniekins
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
My ex's nana (who had the face of a cherub) would make the best fig jam :). @Appleblossom @Former-Member @SJT63 @Shaz51 @Smc
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Shaz51Senior Contributor
Yummmmm @Bunniekins , @Former-Member , @Appleblossom , @SJT63 , @Smc
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SmcSenior Contributor
@Bunniekins, I made a fig and feijoa jam a couple of years ago that was very yummy. 🙂
I've gotten a bit of preserving done this year. Sour Cherry Jam, Redcurrant Jam, bottled peaches and pears. I was hoping for decent quantities of bottled tomatoes and other tomato-based preserves, but they've been slow to ripen. I'm looking down the barrel of green tomato pickles... but there's only so much of that we can get through.
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@Smc I have never heard of "feijoa". Can you tell me what it is
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