Mix self-raising flour and water, gradually adding the other ingredients (I used only just enough oil to ease mixing and a a of tablespoon of curry powder for cup of flour) until the texture is thick but only just runs off the spoon by itself. Then bake in a preheated 180 ° C conventional oven until browning.
Food Diary of a Canberra University Student
A few years ago when I first went to university, I vowed to lose weight by eating in such a way that was healthy, satiating, convenient and cheap. I began a journey that was half typical university student (convenience foods and odd combinations of instant foods) and half passionate foodie (finding random boutique groceries). Please enjoy my blog :)
Saturday, 31 October 2015
Sunday, 4 October 2015
Friday, 2 October 2015
Saturday, 18 April 2015
Kale Bolognese
Cook kale. Drain liquid from kale to use in cooking pasta. Mix kale and tomato pasta sauce. Use leftover liquid and pasta for minestrone.
Friday, 17 April 2015
Thursday, 16 April 2015
Kale and pb sandwich
While I was staying with my dad recently, my uncle, who is living in the US came to stay. He is vegetarian, and eats a LOT of bread. That's why this sandwich is interesting: Kale contains protein and so does peanut butter.
I used crunchy peanut butter because salads often have nuts added for "crunch" factor. There was a lot of kale in between those slices of bread, but also lots of peanut butter (spread on both slices). So despite the amount of (raw!) kale, I didn't end up tearing the bread away from the kale while eating the sandwich. In fact, the peanut butter seemed to soften the kale. To be fair though, I tore the bits of kale that didn't have any stems...
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