How To make Tuna Mounds with Curry Mushroom Sauce
1 sm Onion, minced
1/4 c Butter, melted or margarine
1/2 c Milk
2 7 oz cans Tuna flakes
3 c Bread crumbs, soft
2 Eggs, slightly beaten
1/4 ts Poultry seasoning
1/4 c Parsley flakes
1/2 ts Salt
1/4 ts Pepper
1 cn Mushroom soup, 10 oz
1/2 ts Curry powder
3 Olives, stuffed and sliced
Saute onion in shortening until golden brown. Mix onion, milk, crumbs, eggs, poultry seasoning, parsley, salt, pepper, and tuna. Shape into 6 mounds in large shallow baking dish. Mix soup, curry powder and paprika. Pour around tuna mounds. Top each mound with olive slices. Bake uncovered for 45 minutes at 350 F.
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Choice Recipes and Menus using Canned Foods by American Can Company | Full Audio Book
Choice Recipes and Menus using Canned Foods by American Can Company
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Read by: Trish Rutter, Matthew Soanes, BettyB, larryhayes7 in English
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00:22:27 - 02 - Vegetables Part 1
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00:42:08 - 04 - Meat and Fish Part 1
00:51:02 - 05 - Meat and Fish Part 2
01:00:15 - 06 - Meat and Fish Part 3
01:11:38 - 07 - Fruits and Desserts Part 1
01:21:12 - 08 - Fruits and Desserts Part 2
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Henry Freestone's Braised Butter Beans with Wild Garlic & Goat's Curd
Creamy butter beans are braised with onions and garlic in olive oil, butter and white wine until unctuous and soft, before being paired with wild garlic leaves and mounds of fresh, light goat's curd. A stunning plate that can act as a side, light lunch or main meal with some bread on the side. If wild garlic isn't in season, swap it out for spinach or any other leafy greens.
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Healthy VEGETARIAN STUFFED PEPPERS - Vegan | Gluten-Free
Healthy. Easy. Vegan. Delicious. Gluten-free. A few words to describe these VEGETARIAN STUFFED PEPPERS that the whole family will enjoy.
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I suggest you add these VEGETARIAN STUFFED PEPPERS to your weekday meal rotation. They're easy to make and fabulously healthy and 100% vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free. They are so tasty and light on the tummy. That’s pretty perfect!
Before I list the highlights of this dish, let me first offer a suggestion on how to approach it – make this recipe your own. Aside from baking them as suggested, and for sure spooning a vegan version of our RICH TOMATO SAUCE on top, I encourage you to use your imagination and build your own unique flavour profiles, selecting the vegetables you most enjoy.
BELL PEPPERS – Red, green, yellow or orange, bell peppers are an excellent source of vitamins A and C plus dietary fibre. Ultimately though, bell peppers are key to this recipe for their appearance and function. The colours you pick will be key to the bold and beautiful presentation. The shape and hollow interior of the peppers are the perfect vessels for our stuffing.
QUINOA – Although I’m a big fan of stuffing peppers with the traditional meat and rice combination, quinoa seemed like an ideal option for this vegetarian version. Not only is this ancient grain jammed with protein, it’s also gluten-free. Cook the quinoa beforehand by simply steaming or boiling it, and remember that it almost triples in size when cooked (use ¼ cup of cooked quinoa per pepper as a guide).
VEGETABLES – I’ve come to appreciate a combination of both raw and cooked vegetables in these stuffed peppers to add to their flavour profiles. I like to sauté onions, garlic, mushrooms and celery to bring out their flavour, as well as root vegetables and sweet potatoes to soften them up a bit. Additional vegetables such as zucchini, asparagus, green and yellow beans, tomatoes and corn can be added to the stuffing mix raw; they’ll soften up nicely when the peppers are baked.
TOMATO SAUCE – The addition of a rich tomato sauce is the perfect topper for these beauties. Head to our 1-minute City Slicker video on how to make this favourite sauce, BUT swap out the butter for canola oil to create a dairy-free version that will satisfy all the vegans out there.
COOK TIME – Baking our stuffed peppers for 45 minutes at 375°F, followed by a final 15 minutes with the oven boosted to 400°F yields peppers that still have a bit of bite to them. Feel free to adjust the cook time and bake longer if you’d like them a bit softer.
Back in the day, I used to serve these VEGETARIAN STUFFED PEPPERS with a dollop of cream or yoghurt to add a bit of rich, creamy flavour. We’ve omitted this step in keeping with our objective of presenting a completely vegan version, but again, feel free to enjoy it as you wish.
Looking for something to serve with these? How about a tasty cup of soup before digging into your peppers? Try our CURRIED SQUASH SOUP WITH COCONUT - it’s fabulous too!
These easy-to-prepare VEGETARIAN STUFFED PEPPERS are a healthy alternative for your next meal. Enjoy!
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Top 10 Spiciest Foods In The World
The most delicious foods are often the ones that are properly seasoned and spiced to perfection. However, some people like to put a lot more emphasis on the spice when it comes to cooking up a meal. From dangerously hot sauces to mounds of fiery peppers, the dishes on this list certainly won’t leave you disappointed if you’re a fan of feeling some heat while you eat. These are the top ten spiciest foods in the world !
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