Time To Eat

Celebrating Food

LUNCH

Wild Rice, Millet and Almond Pilaf

DINNER

Turmeric, Macadamia and Lime Crumbed Snapper

with Honey Ginger Carrots

DESSERT

Roasted Walnuts with Maple Syrup and Cinnamon

SNACK

Walnut Pâté

Celebrating Life

LUNCH

Clams with Peas and Celery

DINNER

Chicken Cassoulet

DESSERT

Saffron and Rose Water Pudding

SNACK

Quinoa and Chia Seed Bread

Cooking Dried Legumes/Pulses

  1. Soak legumes/pulses overnight in a bowl of water, drain and rinse well.
  2. Place legumes/pulses in a large saucepan, cover with water.
  3. Bring to the boil and simmer until tender.
  4. Approximate stove-top cooking time for 1 cup:
    • Lentils: 20-25 minutes
    • Chickpeas: 45-60 minutes
    • Cannellini beans: 45-60 minutes
    • Borlotti beans: 45-60 minutes
    • Red kidney beans: 45-60 minutes
    • Adzuki beans: 30-45 minutes

Touch Test For Checking Meat

Well done: take your right hand and touch your pinky and thumb together, take your left pinky and touch the base of your right thumb, notice how it feels and check your steak. If feels the same your steak should be well done.

Medium: take your right hand and touch your ring finger and thumb together, take your left ring finger and touch the base of your right thumb, notice how it feels and check your steak. If it feels the same your steak should be medium.

Medium-rare: take your right hand and touch your middle finger and thumb together, take your left middle finger and touch the base of your right thumb, notice how it feels and check your steak. If it feels the same your steak should be medium-rare.

Rare: take your right hand and touch your index finger and thumb together, take your left index finger and touch the base of your right thumb, notice how it feels and check your steak. If it feels the same your steak should be rare.