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Easy Okonomiyaki

Easy Okonomiyaki

By Matt on March 12, 2010

An easy recipe for Osaka-style Okonomiyaki, which is basically a Japanese omelette, but much tastier. The taste is pretty similar to the classic Okonomiyaki, and very much open to experimentation. You could add different meats, prawns, or make it Vegetarian.

Posted in Appetizers, Main courses, Recipes, Snacks, Veggie | Ingredients Baking powder, Cabbage, Cider vinegar, Eggs, Ham, Mayonnaise, Plain flour, Tomato ketchup, Worcestershire sauce | 15 Responses

Pulled Pork Sandwiches

Pulled Pork Sandwiches

By Debs on November 15, 2009

I had not heard of pulled pork until earlier this year. Typically, once you are acquainted with something, you see & hear of it all the time. So, I decided to look into this as it appears to be so popular. I read lots of recipes on the net and there are so many variations and stories about where and how it originated, I got completely confused at first and put it to the bottom of the list of dishes to try.

It kept playing on my mind though and I finally decided to give it a go…

Posted in Brunch, Recipes, Snacks | Ingredients Brown sugar, Celery salt, Chinese five spice, French mustard, Garlic salt, Honey, Mustard powder, Onion powder, Paprika, Pork, Tomato ketchup, White wine vinegar, Worcestershire sauce | 2 Responses

Sweet & Sour Chicken Cantonese Style

Sweet & Sour Chicken Cantonese Style

By Matt on November 11, 2009

This recipe uses my basic sweet and sour sauce which you could use for many other Chinese dishes, or just as a dip. You should try the whole recipe first though, as it’s one of my best yet. It’s Cantonese style as the chicken is battered and, although this means more work for you, it pays off in the end. The battered chicken gives the sauce something to stick to and leaves the inside moist and tender.

Posted in Main courses, Recipes | Ingredients Chicken breast, Cornflour, Eggs, Onions, Orange juice, Pepper, Pineapple, Self raising flour, Sherry, Sugar, Tomato ketchup, Tomato puree, White wine vinegar | 2 Responses

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