Showing posts with label Vegetarian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vegetarian. Show all posts

Habanero Corn Salsa


Preparation: 5 minutes

Cooking Time: 15 minutes

If you don't know it by now, I love spicy food. This salsa is super sweet, spicy, fresh and it makes the perfect dip. Once you put this on the table it will be gone in a matter of seconds, so make sure you have have enough ingredients for a couple of batches! The habanaro chilli is EXTRA SPICY but it has an unmistakable flavor that makes this salsa wonderful, but be warned, it's your decision to go seeds in or seeds out!!

Vegetable Stuffed Peppers


Preparation: 10 Minutes

Cooking time: 40 Minutes

We all love peppers, but we don't give them all the attention we should. Every once in a while, the pepper deserves to be its own dish as opposed to being just another ingredient used to make something else taste better. You can eat these Stuffed Peppers with a knife and a fork, or you can pick it up with your hands and get stuck right in, which makes these guys perfect for BBQ season, and it's a great vegetarian option. This recipe can be cooked on a BBQ just as easy as in the oven, so make sure that you keep these in mind on the next sunny day.

Caramelised Red Onion Chutney

Preparation: 15 minutes

Cooking Time: 1 hour

This awesome chutney is a sweet, savory delight. It is not only the perfect dinner party food, served with a nice cheese and wine, but I personally find it to be an amazing burger topping, and it turns the most boring sandwich into the best. This can be made, and kept in your fridge for up to three months, and even though you can eat it as soon as it cools down, it tastes its best after a month. This recipe makes enough to fill a 250g jar to the top, but if your making it for an occasion simply double the recipe and this works perfectly.

Aubergine and Tomato Pasta



Preparation:  15 minutes

Cooking Time: 35 minutes

This Mediterranean inspired dish is packed full of flavour, so don't be put off by the lack of meat! The rich tomato sauce combined with the aubergine is a real treat and it is so inexpensive. Although I do recommend you use fresh herbs in this recipe if they are not easily accessible to you you can substitute a teaspoon of the dried stuff.