- In a small saucepan add
6 teaspoons Nutra Organics beef broth powder, to
300ml filtered water on medium heat, stirring to dissolve powder. - Immediately dissolve
6 teaspoons cornflour in
6 teaspoon filtered water and add to the saucepan. - Continually stir until it reaches desired consistency.
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23 January 2026
beef broth gravy
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18 January 2017
tofu + mango salsa
Serves 4
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Poppy cooks…
- Cook
1 cup basmati rice in a rice cooker. - In the meantime, make the optional sauce first by whisking together
tablespoon tahini,
tablespoon apple cider vinegar,
tablespoon tamari sauce,
tablespoon olive oil,
teaspoon agave syrup and
wedge of lime, juiced, then set aside. - Saute
2 cups green cabbage, finely sliced in
olive oil seasoned with
celtic sea salt and cracked black pepper. - Add rice, toss together and serve onto plates.
- To make tofu marinade, in a large mixing bowl dissolve
4 teaspoons cornflour in
2 tablespoon olive oil and
2 tablespoon tamari sauce. - Add
2 packets firm tofu, diced to marinade, tossing to coat, then cook in a frying pan until the tofu is slightly crispy and the marinade is sticky and reduced. - While the tofu is cooking, prepare the mango salsa by combining
2 mangos, finely diced,
red capsicum, finely diced,
1/2 bunch chives, chopped,
handful coriander, chopped and
1/4 lime, juiced. Serve salsa on top of cabbage rice. - When tofu is cooked, place on top of salsa, drizzle sauce over each dish and garnish with
fried shallots.
Labels:
agave syrup,
apple cider vinegar,
celtic sea salt,
chives,
coriander,
cornflour,
cracked black pepper,
firm tofu,
fried shallots,
green cabbage,
lime,
mango,
olive oil,
red capsicum,
rice,
tahini,
tamari sauce
17 May 2016
butter chicken
Serves 4
We have nicknamed this dish butter chicken in our household as the consistency of the sauce reminds us of it. It is by no means a traditional butter chicken dish as we can't eat nuts and don't eat dairy in our house - just a little disclaimer so you don't have different expectations of this dish, haha.
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As a summer version, omit the broccoli and corn but make a side salad of shredded cabbage, mango, cucumber and coriander. If you have young kids or toddlers, you can also omit the celtic sea salt and it still tastes amazing!
We have nicknamed this dish butter chicken in our household as the consistency of the sauce reminds us of it. It is by no means a traditional butter chicken dish as we can't eat nuts and don't eat dairy in our house - just a little disclaimer so you don't have different expectations of this dish, haha.
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- Cook
2 cups of basmati rice and set aside. - Saute
onion, diced in
coconut oil. - Add
4 garlic cloves, minced and
2 teaspoons ginger, grated. - Add
2 teaspoons garam masala,
2 teaspoons ground cumin and
1 teaspoon ground turmeric, stirring until fragrant. - Add
400ml coconut cream and
8 tablespoons tomato paste and bring to the boil. - Add
500g chicken tenderloins, diced until cooked, stirring occasionally. - Add
broccoli, cut into florets and
1 cup corn kernels. - Add
1 teaspoon cornflour and incorporate. - Season with
2 teaspoons celtic sea salt and cracked black pepper.
As a summer version, omit the broccoli and corn but make a side salad of shredded cabbage, mango, cucumber and coriander. If you have young kids or toddlers, you can also omit the celtic sea salt and it still tastes amazing!
Labels:
broccoli,
cabbage,
chicken,
coconut cream,
coconut oil,
coriander,
corn,
cornflour,
cucumber,
cumin,
garam masala,
garlic,
ginger,
mango,
onion,
pepper,
rice,
salt,
tomato paste,
turmeric
4 January 2014
mápó dòufu
Serves 4
Poppy cooks…
Poppy cooks…
- Cook
2 cups brown basmati rice. - Before putting on the heat, in a wok combine
1 egg, lightly beaten,
1 tablespoon cornflour,
1/2 teaspoon ground five spice,
1 tablespoon spring onion, finely chopped,
1/2 teaspoon coconut sugar,
1/4 teaspoon olive oil and
1/4 teaspoon celtic sea salt. - Add in
500g free range pork mince, mixing to coat pork in marinade; then cook pork mixture on a high heat. - Add
red capsicum, finely diced,
handful green beans, finely chopped,
1/2 teaspoon chilli flakes,
1 tablespoon garlic, minced,
1 tablespoon ginger, minced,
2.5 teaspoons coconut sugar and combine. - Add
1 cup chicken stock,
2 tablespoons gluten free soy sauce and
2 tablespoons coconut amino sauce, reducing the heat if it starts to spit. - In a small dish, dissolve
2 teaspoons cornflour in
2 teaspoons filtered water and add to the pot and stir through. - Add
4 spring onions, finely sliced, and
2 packets of firm tofu, cubed until most (but not all) of the liquid is absorbed. - Serve on cooked rice with extra
spring onions, sliced on top.
Labels:
celtic sea salt,
chicken stock,
chill flakes,
coconut amino sauce,
coconut sugar,
cornflour,
egg,
five spice,
garlic,
ginger,
olive oil,
pork mince,
red capsicum,
rice,
soy sauce,
spring onion,
tofu,
water
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