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1. Pizza Dough
Ingredients
Quantity
Unit
Dried yeast
30
gm
Sugar
30
gm
Warm water
600
ml
Plain flour
1
Kg
Salt
10
gm
Total Time: -
45 Minutes
Serves: -
4
People
Method of preparation:-
Combine the water, yeast and sugar in a stainless-steel bowl, set aside for 5 minutes or
until foamy.
Combine sifted flour and salt into a large bowl and make well in center, add the yeast
mixture and oil, use around bladed knife in a cutting motion to mix the dough. Using
hands to bring the dough together in the bowl.
Turn the dough onto a lightly flowered surface and knead for 10 minutes or until
smooth and elastic. Brush a stainless-steel bowl lightly with oil; turn the dough into
the bowl cover with plastic wrap and set-aside in warm place for 30 minutes to double
in size.
Dusk work surface with flour, knead the dough and form into long cylinder. Divide
into thirds and use a rolling pin to roll each third into a 20 cm disc, and then add
favorite toppings and bake 180°C until cooked.
2. Flat Bread
Ingredients
Quantity
Unit
Dried yeast
30
gm
Sugar
30
gm
Warm water
600
ml
Plain flour
1
Kg
Salt
10
gm
Onion
1
Unit
Chopped Garlic
50
gm
Rosemary
20
gm
Olive Oil
100
ml
Olives
100
gm
Total Time: -
30
Minutes
Serves: -
2
People
Method of preparation:-
Preheat the oven to 170°C and lightly oil 2 baking trays.
Sift the flour into a bowl and add yeast, sugar, oil, 5g salt and 250ml of warm water.
Stir to combine, then bring the mixture together with hands and knead for 5 minutes
until smooth and elastic.
Divide dough into 4 balls. Roll the dough out on a lightly floured board into 36cm-
long ovals. Place dough on baking trays and prick the surface with a fork. Bake for 5
minutes, then turn over and bake for a further 5 minutes or until golden and cooked
through.
To serve, brush warm flatbreads with olive oil and sprinkle with chopped onion and
garlic, rosemary and olives.
3. Egg Mayonnaise
Ingredients
Quantity
Unit
Boiled Eggs
4
Unit
Parsley
10
gm
Mayonnaise
100
gm
Salt
5
gm
Pepper
5
gm
Total Time: -
20
Serves: -
2
People
Method of preparation:-
Boil eggs in the cold water, when water is boiling, boils for 8 minutes, then refresh in
cold water.
Diced eggs finally, add mayonnaise salt, and pepper to taste.
4.
Barbeque
Chicken wings
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Ingredients
Quantity
Unit
Chicken
400
gm
BBQ Sauce
100
ml
Chopped garlic
50
gm
Oil
50
ml
Salt
5
gm
Pepper
5
gm
Total Time: -
60 Minutes
Serves: -
2
People
Method of preparation:-
Simmer remaining BBQ mixture in saucepan over medium heat at 170 C for 20
minutes or until syrupy. Set aside.
Meanwhile, add chicken to roasting pan, turn to coat well in mixture, then season with
salt and pepper. Cook, turning frequently, for 40 minutes or until chicken is dark
golden and cooked through. Rest for 5 minutes.
Divide chicken among plates, drizzle with BBQ sauce, then scatter with chopped
garlic and add salt and pepper as per the taste.
5. Caesar Salad
Ingredients
Quantity
Unit
Anchovy Fillets
25
gm
Worcestershire Sauce
10
ml
Lemon Juice
20
ml
Dijon Mustard
10
gm
Mayonnaise
150
gm
Onion
25
gm
Parmesan Cheese
250
gm
Lettuce
300
gm
Salt
10
gm
Cucumber
100
gm
Tomatoes
100
gm
Bread Cottons
2
Slices
Boiled Eggs
2
Unit
Total Time: -
15 Minutes
Serves: -
2
People
Method of preparation:-
Collect all the vegetables and Cut them accordingly.
The Dressing Chop together anchovy fillets, garlic, and pinch of salt. Use the side of a
knife blade to mash into a paste, and then scrape into a medium bowl.
Whisk in egg yolks, 2 Tbsp. lemon juice, and mustard. Adding drop by drop to start,
gradually whisk in olive oil, then vegetable oil; whisk until dressing is thick and
glossy. Whisk in Parmesan
Season with salt, pepper and more lemon juice, if desired.
6. Cucumber and Salmon Rolls
Ingredients
Quantity
Unit
Cucumber
1
Unit
Sliced Salmon
100
gm
Parsley
10
gm
Cream Cheese
100
gm
Olives
10
gm
Total Time: -
50 Minutes
Serves: -
2
People
Method of preparation:-
Trim ends of cucumber, and then cut cucumber in 5-inch lengths using a mandolin
slice lengthways as thin as possible.
Thinly spread each cucumber slice top with salmon strips and place a few pickled
parsley on end of each cucumber slice.
Roll up cucumber slices, starting with olives and parsley and secure rolls by dabbing,
a bit of horseradish at end.
Place rolls on platter and garnish with olives
7. Pizza Sauce
Ingredients
Quantity
Unit
Chopped tomato
400
gm
Garlic
50
gm
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Onion
50
gm
Olive oil
50
ml
Oregano
25
gm
Salt
10
gm
Pepper
10
gm
Total Time: -
20 Minutes
Serves: -
2
People
Method of preparation:-
Gather all the required ingredients. Dice the garlic, and place it into small pot with oil
sweat and had crashed tined tomatoes and oregano.
Cook for 25 minutes and let to stand until cool, then puree.
8. Assorted Sandwiches
Ingredients
Quantity
Unit
Tomatoes
15
gm
Mayonnaise
50
gm
Lettuce
100
gm
Cucumber
1
Unit
Slice of cheese
4
Unit
Chicken roasted
100
gm
Ham
2
Slices
Bread
8
Slice
Egg
2
Unit
Total Time: -
20 Minutes
Serves: -
2
People
Method of preparation:-
Combine ingredients for each filling and cream cheese spread in individual bowls; set
aside.
Stack whole wheat bread slices together; trim crusts from bread creating equal-sized
slices. Repeat with bread slices. Butter 1 side of each trimmed bread slice.
Place 4 whole wheat bread slices buttered-side up onto serving tray. Spread each with
about 2 tablespoons ham filling. Spread white bread with about 2 tablespoons egg
filling. Spread top of each sandwich with about 1 tablespoon cream cheese spread.
Wrap each sandwich with plastic food wrap; refrigerate at least 1 hour.
Slice each sandwich into thirds. Garnish each slice with cucumber slices
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