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Prawns Sweet Chilli and Sesame Marinade
Well hello. What a month it has been. This is where I share all kinds of things I have, and have had in My Kitchen over the last week or two of November.
I worked with a small Australian business this month writing several recipes. One of them is this Sweet Ginger and Sesame stir fried Prawns made with one of their great marinades. The recipe for these simple Prawns follows. The sauces and marinades make great gifts too.
I am stocking up on the Italian bubbles. The humble Prosecco. This ones a beauty and I figured that I should put some on the wine rack as we bought a container of it into the country at work 2 weeks ago and have already sold most of it. I was prompted by this common love of Prosecco to follow suit. I do not want to be left out. ( Fear of missing out is a definite thing).
Skater (my Son) has decided that now he has a thing for cheeses. (just when I dont work at a cheese company any more). Soft cheese mostly of course, but I have moved him straight to the top shelf with a little Les Delice des Cremiers and some Babyberts from the Barossa. Last week we (oops he) had some perfectly ripe and very flavourful Derry-O organic Brie from Udder delights in the Adelaide Hills. Why waste time I say!
You may recall that in last month I was making recipes with an Kialla Organic Pancake Mix . Some of you had some great ideas for using Pancake mix. Here are a couple that I came up with. I hope to share some of these recipes with you soon. The top one is a very special doughnut recipe made with the pancake mix and some bread. they look just like doughnuts don’t they? They are so easy you will never believe it. They were the bomb and Skater ate 3 batches of them. I had to stop because I could kill him…… the other is a delicious dumpling stuffed with coconut and palm sugar. They literately take 10 minutes to make. That’s coconut caramel I’ve served with them. If you are interested they are made from a buckwheat pancake mix. They are gluten free, dairy free and that means both vego and vegan (interested?).
And finally, before I move onto the great Prawn recipe above…do you remember that stack of chocolate cakes I had last month? Yes? I was making an engagement cake, and here’s what I did with it. Some of you asked how I made so many layers and kept them fresh. Well I do freeze them and then get them all out and put them together when I need them. Is anybody interested in how to make a cake like this?. How it is stacked or how to make the buttercream. The top has milk chocolate buttercream but the bottom layers are a raspberry Italian meringue buttercream. Very light and so delicious. The grass is actually juicing wheat grass with roses. Its all glued together with chocolate. I couldn’t find edible flowers so this was the next best thing at the last minute.
Prawns with Sweet Ginger and Sesame Marinade.
Ingredients
- 500 gm Prawns - peeled and cleaned
- 200 gm Spanish onion sliced
- 1 clove garlic crushed
- 150 gm red capsicum sliced
- 100 gm green onion sliced
- 1/2 bunch coriander sprigs
- 200 gm Lebanese Cucumber sliced about 1
- 250 ml Simply Stirred Sweet Ginger or any sweet chilli ginger sauce
- 60 ml oil lemon oil would be great
Instructions
- Heat a large frypan and add 1/2 the oil, the onion and capsicum and toss on high heat till just starting to get fragrant.
- Add the rest of the oil garlic and prawns tossing till the prawns just begin to turn pink.
- Add the sauce and heat through. Add the cucumber and coriander before serving. Serve with rice or quinoa..
- That's it. Delicious. serves 2 -3
Vicki @ Boiled Eggs and Soldiers
Wow so many good things. I do love the look of those dumplings and am super impressed with your chocolate layer cake. I’m also with you on the Prosecco love. Cheers!
Ania @ milktoastandhoney.co.uk
What a beautiful cake! And doughnuts. I also believe you can never have too much prosecco so I always have few bottles on hand too. Happy December x
Fiona @TIFFIN bite sized food adventures
That doughnut looks amazing, as does the dumpling but then again, I have a sweet tooth! We bought some Les Delice des Cremiers as the GFWS last month and were forced (forced I tell you) to eat it over a couple of days, once cut. Divine. Thanks for the tour!
Robyn
Beautiful layer cake, I couldn’t go past a picture of that without stopping by to see what it was all about. It looks like my dream cake!
Gourmet Getaways
WOW!
I wish I was in your kitchen at the moment Tania!! Everything looks delicious! Those prawns and the cheese!! YUM!
Thanks for sharing
Julie
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Gretchen
What a gorgeous engagement cake, lucky couple to receive that! Yes please to stocking up on prosecco! That prawn dish looks scrumptious, busy month indeed.
Francesca
Your son has such good taste. Those cheeses are the best and I’d like mine with the Prosecco… mmmm.
Sarah @ Say Little Hen
That engagement cake is beautiful! What a stunning job you do.
I’m terrified of spiders – I don’t think I could even make fake ones 🙂
Those prawns look delicious too – I’ve thoroughly enjoyed a look into your kitchen this month – thank-you!
Sarah x
Jan (agluttonouswife)
So many yummy things Tania…I’ll take a glass of prosceco and some baby brie thanks!! Jan x
Jennifer @Milk and Honey
Yum, what a totally delicious post. Makes my mouth water. Your cake is a show stopper.
Napoli Restaurant Alert
Great prawn dish! Will have to give that a whirl!
Kari @ bite-sized thoughts
You have had a busy month! What amazing cakes – that engagement cake is divine.