Australian Gourmet Traveller - (12)December 2019 (1)

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Measures & equipment


  • All cup and spoon measures
    are level and based on Australian
    metric measures.

  • Eggs have an average weight of
    59gm unless otherwise specified.

  • Fruit and vegetables are washed,
    peeled and medium-sized unless
    otherwise specified.

  • Oven temperatures are for
    conventional ovens and need to
    be adjusted for fan-forced ovens.

  • Pans are medium-sized and
    heavy-based; cake tins are stainless
    steel, unless otherwise specified.


Cooking tips


  • When seasoning food, we use sea
    salt and freshly ground pepper.

  • To blanch an ingredient, cook it
    briefly in boiling water, then drain
    it. To refresh it, plunge it in plenty
    of iced water, then drain it.

  • We recommend using free-range
    eggs, chicken and pork. We use
    female pork for preference.

  • Makrut lime leaves are also
    known as ka„r lime leaves.

  • Unless specified, neutral oil
    means any of grapeseed, canola,
    sunflower or vegetable oil.

  • To dry-roast spices, cook in a dry
    pan, stirring over medium-high heat
    until fragrant. Cooking time varies.

  • Non-reactive bowls are made from
    glass, ceramic or plastic. Use them
    inpreferencetometalbowlswhen
    marinatingtopreventtheacid
    inmarinadesreactingwithmetal
    andimpartingametallictaste.

  • RSPCAAustralia’sadviceforkilling
    crustaceanshumanelyistorender
    theminsensiblebyplacingthemin
    thefreezer(under4°C)untilthetail
    oroutermouthpartscanbemoved
    withoutresistance;crustaceansmust


then be killed quickly by cutting
through the centreline of the head
and thorax. For crabs, insert a knife
into the head. This process destroys
the nerve centres of the animal.


  • All herbs are fresh, with leaves and
    tender stems used, unless specified.

  • Eggwash is lightly beaten egg
    used for glazing or sealing.

  • Sugar syrup is made of equal parts
    sugar and water, unless otherwise
    specified. Bring the mixture to the
    boil to dissolve sugar, remove from
    heat and cool before use.

  • Acidulated water is a mixture of
    water and lemon juice.

  • To sterilise jars and lids, run them
    through the hot rinse cycle in a
    dishwasher, or wash them in hot
    soapy water, rinse well, place on
    a tray in a cold oven and heat at
    120°C for 30 minutes.

  • To blind bake, line a pastry-lined tart
    tin with baking paper, then fill it with
    weights (ceramic weights, rice and
    dried beans work best).

  • To test whether marmalade, jam or
    jelly is at setting point, you’ll need
    a chilled saucer. Remove the pan
    from the heat, spoon a little mixture
    onto the saucer and return it to
    the freezer for 30 seconds, then
    draw your finger through the
    mixture – it should leave a trail,
    indicating that it’s reached setting
    point. If not, cook for another few
    minutesbeforetestingagain.Ifyou
    prefer,useasugarthermometerto
    measurewhenthemixturereaches
    105°C;onceitdoes,starttesting.

  • Toclarifybutter,cookitoverlow
    heatuntilthefatandthemilksolids
    separate.Strainoœtheclearbutter
    anddiscardthemilksolids.You
    willloseabout 20 percentofthe
    volumeinmilksolids.


Cook’s notes


Mango
pudding
with lime
tapioca and
coconut
ice-cream

p 113


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