Australian Tuna Bake
This is posted for the World Tour 2005 event. The source is Mietta’s web site, a collection of Australian recipes. I modified the recipe slightly.
Vegetable and Lentil Hotpot
Make and share this Vegetable and Lentil Hotpot recipe from Food.com.
Puffed Cheese Omelet
Adapted from a recipe I found in this morning’s Herald Sun’s Sunday magazine, too late for today’s breakfast but I plan to try it soon. It is from Donna Hay’s ‘Tastes of Autumn’ magazine but to me this sounds like an anytime of year breakfast idea! My only additions were garlic, rosemary and sage, simply because I enjoy all of these in many savoury dishes, but I’ve listed them as optional. Feel free to add your favourite herbs. So that the omelet retains its lightness, I’d be disinclined to add anything else to it, but I’ll certainly be making this with some mushrooms. YUM! OOPS! Chocolatl observed – quite rightly – that I’d omitted the butter from the Ingredients list. Add 1 tablespoon butter, preferably unsalted to the pan in step four.
Rissoles
A friend gave me this recipe years ago. I’m not sure where it orginally came from. The Australian rissole is generally made from minced meat and pan fried, without a pastry covering, but sometimes with breadcrumbs. This recipe is suitable to freeze and for OAMC. Thanks to Tish I have added the directions.
Chef Flower’s Cheat Chicken Parmigiana
This dish is quick and easy, it looks like a lot of work to the person who is eating it but it’s not. I made it for a very picker eater and she enjoyed it as well. Hubby (DH) also really enjoys this one. The Chicken schnitzels breast should be pre coated with spices and bread crumbs but still raw. I normally buy the chicken schnitzels pre-made from our butcher. The pasta sauce I use is called Barilla Olive (my favourite), which has chunky bits of olives in it so it adds to the texture. I don’t use the complete 400 grams of the pasta sauce. Cheese – you can use your favourite cheese, I sometimes use a little bit of Mozzarella cheese, Parmesan cheese & Cheddar cheese (Also known as Tasty Cheese in Australia) but most times I normally use whatever cheese I have at home. As long as it can melt – Enjoy
