I’d never made truffles before but it turns out that they’re basically just balls of ganache that has been half-set and rolled up and they took all of a few minutes to make (plus setting time). You can basically make them any flavor by adding ingredients to the cream too.
Month: May 2018
Menu: One Month Later
Had a little pause there for a month but I’m back with a brand new menu for the almost-summer. Pretty simple stuff as I ease out of having company for almost two weeks and eating a lot of meals out but hopefully next week I’ll be back in good form.
Saturday pancakes
trash casserole
Sunday toast and eggs
spinach and goat cheese quiche
Monday trash casserole, boiled egg, salad, fruit
spaghetti and meatballs
Tuesday spinach and goat cheese quiche, carrots and hummus, fruit
chickpea tikka masala
Wednesday aloo dahi, rice, salad, fruit
black bean enchiladas
Thursday spaghetti and meatballs, grilled zucchini, fruit
leftovers
Friday black bean enchiladas, corn salad, fruit
homemade pizza
Things to Make
quiche
meatballs
chickpea tikka masala
black bean enchiladas
aloo dahi
Shopping List
apples
grapes
kiwis
zucchini
cherry tomatoes
salad
onions
potatoes
carrots
cheese
eggs
milk
feta
cream
hummus
cream cheese
butter
yogurt (plain)
spaghetti
breadcrumbs
rice
tortilla
black beans
cereal
diced tomatoes
coconut milk
chickpeas
cat food
coffee
bread
ground turkey
frozen spinach
frozen veg
Recipe: Victoria Sponge Cake
This Victoria Sponge Cake recipe is so easy to make gives absolutely delicious results. It’s butter and not too dry and delicious with a healthy heap of cream.
Victoria Sponge Cake
Recipe: Lemon Snack Cake
This cake was super soft with a delicious layer of lemon curd and a topping of not too sweet frosting. You can make lemon curd from scratch if you’re up to that task but I just buy mine in a jar (no judgement).
Lemon Snack Cake
Adapted from The PKP WayRecipe: Crab Cream Croquettes
I absolutely adore these. They’re pretty simple to make and you can use real lump crab, canned crab or surimi (krabstick) to make them. Personally I usually use surimi because it’s cheap and easy. These can be eaten plain but they also go well with a variety of dipping sauces and you can make them ahead of time and freeze them for an easy lunch or dinner.