![]() Ingredients 6 cups filtered water 5 oz. whole sorrel flowers (arils) 1/2 cup fresh lime juice Sugar cane to taste, peeled, diced, crushed Preparation Bring water to a boil. Remove from heat. Add hibiscus blossoms and allow to steep. Add crushed cane and resulting cane juice, keep covered. When cool, add additional sugar or honey to taste, and lime juice. Mix and chill for a refreshing tea! Preparation time: 10 min.
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Sojne Phool is used in making dishes different in part of India, it tastes somewhat similar to wild mushrooms. This Bengali recipe is made with mustard paste and cooked in a covered pot called a Kadai, which is a type of thick, circular, and deep cooking pot (similar in shape to a wok) used in Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Nepalese cuisine.
Preparation time: 20 minutes Cooking time: 10 minutes Difficulty level: Easy Ingredients Sojne (Moringa flowers) plucked, 2 cups One large potato (or try green banana), diced into small cubes One medium tomato, chopped Mustard oil, 2 Tbsp 3 to 4 whole green chiles, slit halfway Mustard Paste, 2 Tbsp Turmeric Powder, 1 tsp Red Chilli Powder, 1/2 tsp Sugar, 1/2 tsp Salt to taste Water, 100 ml (about 1/2 cup) Directions: 1. Pluck the Sojne (Moringa flowers) from its stalk carefully. Make sure to remove all stalks otherwise it will add a pungent and bitter taste. 2. Wash the flowers thoroughly and keep aside. 3. In a Kadai (pot), put all ingredients except water and fold well. Note that this should be done even before heating the Kadai on the burner. 4. Now bring the Kadai with the mixture on a gas top, allow it to heat it up, stir well. 5. Cover the Kadai with a lid and slow down the heat, cook for 10 minutes. Check in between and add little water if necessary to prevent burning at the bottom. (Ideally it should be cooked without adding water.) 6. Check seasoning when the flowers look tender and cooked well. 7. Serve with Rice and Daal (lentils, peas or beans). Recipe recommended by Rita Lutchmeesingh Ingredients
Walnuts Tatsoi/Arugula/Basil Garlic Onion Salt & Pepper (& Chili powder) Preparation Roast the walnuts in oil or butter. Use mortar and pestel or food processor to grind/stomp the tatsoi/arugula/basil, roasted walnuts, garlic and onion until you get a smooth paste. We suggest to enjoy it on bread, noodles, pizza or on the side of a salad. Recipe by Chef Brian Ingredients
Cucumbers & Turnips Onion & Garlic Vinegar & Water Black Pepper Preparation Wash and cut cucumbers, turnips, onion(s) and garlic. Fill a closeable jar with water and vinegar (half/half), leaving space for volume of veges. Add chopped up veges and black pepper into jar. Let closed jar sit in the fridge for at least a few hours. Then enjoy. Recipe by Jakob Collums |
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