Ingredients:
- Oreos biscuits (2 packs: around 300g)
- Double cream (2 pots; around 400ml; get the 'less fat', version if possible)
- Sugar (a few soup spoons)
Whip the double cream until it gets fluffy, and add some sugar to your taste (suggest 2-3 soup spoons; don't put too much, remember the oeros are sweet). Add the oreos broken in small pieces (leave some bigger chunks) and put in the freezer for at least 2 hours. You can change these quantities depending on your personal preferences.
Remove from the freezer 10 min. before serving.
Enjoy :P
(PS - Again, I am afraid I lost the photos...)
Tuesday, 26 May 2009
Tuna Salad
This is a very easy and light Summer recipe but it does take a bit to do (30 min.) since you need to chop lots of things and boil a few others.
The basic ingredients are:
- tuna (I also recommend some of those canned tuna salads since they add a bit more taste and variety),
- boiled potato and eggs,
- beef tomato,
- Granny Smith apple, and
- pineapple.
Apart from this you can be creative and add lots of other things. I suggest corn, olives, some raw carrot (cut very thin), beetroot, peas. I have also tried watermelon :P
There are no fixed quantities, just use what you like most.
Start by boiling the potatoes and eggs since it takes some minutes, and let them cool down for a while before adding to the rest. Then just cut/chop everything else in medium squares and mix :)
Better served cold.
Note: this is not exactly a starter or a side dish but more of a main course salad.
(PS - I lost all the photos from that day but I'll try to add a photo later)
The basic ingredients are:
- tuna (I also recommend some of those canned tuna salads since they add a bit more taste and variety),
- boiled potato and eggs,
- beef tomato,
- Granny Smith apple, and
- pineapple.
Apart from this you can be creative and add lots of other things. I suggest corn, olives, some raw carrot (cut very thin), beetroot, peas. I have also tried watermelon :P
There are no fixed quantities, just use what you like most.
Start by boiling the potatoes and eggs since it takes some minutes, and let them cool down for a while before adding to the rest. Then just cut/chop everything else in medium squares and mix :)
Better served cold.
Note: this is not exactly a starter or a side dish but more of a main course salad.
(PS - I lost all the photos from that day but I'll try to add a photo later)
Monday, 11 May 2009
Coconut cakes ('coquinhos')


Ingredients:
250g of desiccated/grated coconut,
3 whole eggs,
200 sugar,
Baking cases (about 20).

Place them in a tray and leave them in a pre-heated oven to 180ºC for about 30 minutes.
Do not let the cakes get too brown, for they will also get too dry.
Enjoy! :)
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