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Recipe Requests / Re: Prune and Walnut log recipe
« on: June 17, 2011, 01:09:47 pm »
 Hi Tebasile )

  The  fresh fruit is plum  and when that is dehydrate it that  is what thy call a prune
   Minni   >*.*<

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Condiments and Sauces / Re: ZAKUSKA
« on: June 16, 2011, 02:38:05 pm »
OMG  you  are so right((((( 
 to be honest  i do everything to taste let see


 Zakuska :                     1 cup of olive oil
 8 large eggplant          4 zucchini
 8 red capsicum            3 tablespoon tomato paste
  3 medium onion           8 large fresh tomatoes ( pealed)
  2 teaspoon oregano        salt  & pepper to taste
  1 teaspoon  curry
  half /teaspoon nutmeg
  half a head of garlic
 2 teaspoon chili 

 PS : for the best result  you can put it in the oven for the final cooking      (IT'S TO DIE FOR)   >*.*<

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Condiments and Sauces / ZAKUSKA
« on: June 16, 2011, 12:27:58 pm »
Hi Girls !
i hope you not sick of me yet)
 i got the greatest condiment ,that you cen use on sandwiches,in cooking,on rice ,and pasta,
make a dip out of it my famous Russian sauce ZAKUSKA! it is D best seller on may market stall
 Char  eggplant  red! capsicum  when it's could clean the black skin of  chop it AL up.
  in the big pot !!!!! with
  chop onion ,garlic , zucchini, tomato/p, fresh tomato,salt pepper, curry powder, nutmeg, chili, oil,oregano,
 simmer for at lest 40 to 0 min   put it in foodproceser for a snood texture  put it back to the pot and simmer for 30 min
 poor in to a sterile jars lid on and vother bath if you water bath for 35 minutes  it will be perfect for 18 month or +-
 hope you al  like it as i do.

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Recipe Requests / Re: Prune and Walnut log recipe
« on: June 16, 2011, 12:12:30 pm »
How about rolling it all up and steaming it in the Varoma!? ??? ??? ??? Would cook the prunes, without drying it all out, what d'ya reckon?

Hi ))))
if you cook the prunes it will be soft and that 's not what you want because  you cant slice it.
it need to be soft enough to  bind it together and then dehydrate in the oven , so it's become like a nice solid fruit salami

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Recipe Requests / Re: Prune and Walnut log recipe
« on: June 16, 2011, 10:14:39 am »
Hi  Girls!!!
 well here is the repie for the prune and walnut  log!!!
 i made it 7 time for the market  it is  a very good selling  product .
 1 kilo prune
 half cup of brown sugar ( i made it with out sugar as well)
 250 grams of walnut chopped
 2 table spoon of lemon juice
 mince the prunes
 and the sugar and lemon juice and the walnuts  ,wet your hand and work it all tugeder,
 wet your hand 's again and form a log  i  think 4 or 5  logs  from your wet hands it will be nice and shine
 place the logs on a tray then in the oven on 100 for 1 hour  let it cool in the oven then leave it on the bench top  on the rack
 for at least 3 days ,so you cen slice it nicely   then you put them in an airtight dish  last for ewer
  hope you all like it  i alsow made it with apricot and pistacio-- date and walnut-- pear and walnut all works well

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Recipe Requests / Re: Prune and Walnut log recipe
« on: June 09, 2011, 11:59:24 am »
     Hi all!!!!!
 i just had a taste of this prune and walnut  my spelling is not the best i hope you get what i wright)
i am  a stall holder on a good food market and when i seen this log i was thinking it's a good seller.
 i try it to  put the recipe together  put it in oven and fantastic
mince the prune and a bit of sugar walnut form a log and dry it in the oven val la            t
Hi folks,
there is a prune and walnut log for sale in a local shop, which is made in Sydney

I've found it on the web:  http://www.postilions.com/log.HTML, which lists the ingredients.

The price is astronomical (not surprising after all those food miles) so there's no way I will be buying one.  But does anyone have any idea how I would make one?  Or have you made anything similar that I could experiment with??  Hoping that one of you foodies will come to my rescue ;D

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