Belgian Walnut Rice Loaf
From “International Vegitarian Cusine” – a book I saved from my mom’s garage sale. My hubby’s only comment? He was worried I had undercooked the meat!
From “International Vegitarian Cusine” – a book I saved from my mom’s garage sale. My hubby’s only comment? He was worried I had undercooked the meat!
A wonderful Austrian pastry, allthough not as famous as it’s cousin, the Apple Strudel. To make the dough used to be a difficult process; it needed to be rolled out so thin that you could read a newspaper through it! Luckily, today we have puff pastry available; to make a strudel is easy as pie. Use pecans or hazelnuts instead of walnuts and whatever jam you like. Serve at room temperature, dusted with confectioners sugar and whipping cream on the side.
I really love savoury dishes and this one really appeals to me especially as there is no sugar and I think would be lovely with a warm cuppa. Suggested you serve slices buttered. From Recipe+
From Australian Better Homes and Gardens Diabetic Living issue 10 2007. NUTRITION INFO – per serving (with sugar) 721kj, total fat 7.1g (sat. fat 0.5g), cholesterol 1.8mg, sodium 32mg, carbs 22g, fibre 2.2g, protein 4.2g carb. exchange 1.5, GI est. Low. per serving (with sugar sub.) 636kj, total fat 7.1g (sat. fat 0.5g), cholestrol 1.8mg, sodium 32mg, carbs 17g, fibre 2.2g, protein 4.2g, carb. exchange 1, GI est. Low.
I have not tried this cake yet. It is supposed to be moist and rich, but not overly sweet. I’m posting this for the Zaar World Tour. It’s from a Moosewood cookbook.
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