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Seafood and Fish / Re: Prawn, Pea and Fennel Risotto
« on: December 29, 2009, 08:38:48 am »Are the prawns cooked or green Cate?
Sorry Judy!! I have amended the recipe - best to use raw king or similar prawns.
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Seafood and Fish / Re: Prawn, Pea and Fennel Risotto« on: December 29, 2009, 08:38:48 am »Are the prawns cooked or green Cate? Sorry Judy!! I have amended the recipe - best to use raw king or similar prawns. 17
Introduce Yourself / Re: Hello from Perth Australia« on: December 29, 2009, 07:02:25 am »
I hope so Cookie!! That's kind of a dream of mine!!
I just posted my first recipe which we tried last night and was lovely... so I am on my way!! It's a prawn, pea and fennel risotto and is in the seafood section. Take Care! Cate 18
Seafood and Fish / Prawn, Pea and Fennel Risotto« on: December 29, 2009, 06:55:58 am »
Prawn, Pea and Fennel Risotto
Ingredients Zest of 1 lemon ˝ onion 2 cloves garlic 60 gms butter 60 gms Vermouth, Pernod or Ricard 350gms Arborio Rice 1 Tbspn TM vege stock concentrate 900 gms water 250 gms green peas 350 gms raw king prawns 2 tbspns fennel fronds, roughly chopped Method Grate the lemon zest on Speed 6 for 10 seconds. Set aside. Chop onion and garlic for 4 seconds on Speed 6. Add butter and sauté for 2 mins at 100c on speed 1. Insert the butterfly, add the vermouth and rice and sauté for 3 mins at 100c on . Add stock concentrate, water and peas and cook for 12 mins at 100c on . Add prawns, fennel fronds and reserved lemon zest and cook for a further 5 mins on . Garnish with more fennel fronds and freshly milled black pepper. Tips/Hints If you aren't too fond of aniseed, you can use a dry white wine in place of the vermouth. Members' comments Marilyn - Thanks for this recipe CateA. I made it tonight, with white wine. It was very nice. Needed quite a lot of salt and pepper at the end, I thought, but I admit that we are too addicted to salt. JD - We are not the greatest lovers of risotto in this house but DH was very impressed and I absolutely loved it. Followed the recipe to a T except I did 1/2 the recipe - ample for 2 people and unlike CC, I only needed to add pepper and no salt. 19
Introduce Yourself / Hello from Perth Australia« on: December 29, 2009, 06:30:24 am »
Hi There,
My thermomix was delivered a week and a half ago and so far I am very impressed!! I have already done 2 sorbets, a dip, salad, lasagne, risotto, chicken liver pate, batch of vege stock, numerous salad dressings and a pannetonne, which have all turned out fabulously!! I got the TM because I am time poor due to my partner and I having very demanding jobs but outside of my work, cooking is my number 1 passion. It used to get me down that I couldn't make more from scratch and was getting frustrated at coming home from work and having to spend all night in the kitchen but the TM has certainly changed that. I am a huge foodie, so my goal for the year is to creat a cookbook for the TM from recipes of my own, many of which I hope to post on this forum (time permitting, I will do my best!) So just wanted to say 'hello' and I look forward to sharing with you all! Cate
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