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Ricotta Pate


1/2 kg ricotta cheese (firm) not soft

4 eggs150 ml sour cream

2 tbsp cornflower

100 ml olive oil

4 cloves garlic

3 tbsp chopped blanched spinach

200 g mix of ground sunflower seeds, almond meal and walnuts (50 g sunflower, 50 g pumpkin, 100 g almond meal)

2 tbsp breadcrumbs

salt a pepper to taste

10 green pitted olives

6 medium chopped mushrooms fried with  2 tbsp chopped onions

Method


1. Blend mushroom mixture with garlic, spinach a olives. Blend well.

2. Place ricotta in a mixmaster and once smooth, add the 4 eggs.

3. Blend sour cream, with mushroom mixture + garlic + spinach + olives. Blend till smooth. Mix both together with wooden spoon. Add almond meal mixture + olive oil & conte to mix together and add + 2tbsp cornflower
The mixture is now ready for baking. Preheat the oven to 180C.

While oven is warming, prepare baking pan  (approximate dimensions – 25 x 13 x 8 cm) by buttering the baking dish and placing place baking paper on the bottom and sides. Once again butter the top of the baking paper and this time sprinkle breadcrumbs in to cover the base and sides.

Pour in mixture into the baking pan, and smooth it out with a spoon by placing a few drops of olive oil over the top.a smooth top with

Cover pate with baking paper (top only), and then place aluminium foil over top tightly.

Put into oven preheated to 200C.Bake for 30 minutes on 200C, and after that reduce it to 160C for a further 10 minutes (or as required) before beginning to check it’s readiness with a wooden skewer.Once no mixture is sticking to the skewer the pate is ready.

Leave it to cool in the pan, and then store in the fridge, best done the next day.

Soup

3 Carrots
1 brown Onion
5 Garlic
Rinsed lentils to be added. 2 – 3 cups per 3 litres.
Chicken stock,vege stock beef stock

Gently fry garlic and brown onion in a pot until clear.

Chop 3 carrots and add to pot, and cover with boiling water.

Add rinsed lentils – 2-3 cups of lentils per 3 litres of water. Bring to boil.

Add chicken, vegetable or beef stock cubes to taste.

Bring to boil and simmer until lentils are soft.

In a separate frypan, chop finely 3 brown onions and fry until golden (but not burnt).

Once soft, add onion to the soup mix.

It is now ready to serve. You can use chopped dill or parsley as a garnish.

Kibble Barley Soup

Ingredients:

2 brown onion
5 cloves crushed garlic
3 carrots
2 parsnips
1 sweet potatoes
2 -3 leaves chopped cabbage (last)
Bay Leaf
1 chicken stock cube
1 mushroom stock cube
1 vegetable stock cube
Coriander
Ground pimento

The kibble barley needs to be prepared and boiled for an hour an a half prior to doing anything else. Wash the barley thoroughly until the water runs clear.

For every 1 cup of kibble barley, add 6 cups of water. Bring to the boil and keep it simmering for 1 1/2 hours. Ensure the water level is always above the barley and stir from time to time. You can add boiling water from a kettle if water level gets low. Add a 1/4 tsp of salt.

In the meantime, prepare the rest of the veggies as they will be cooked in a separate pot.

Chop all the vegetables into cubes (you will blend them later).

Then about 1/4 hour before the kibble is ready, put 3 tbsp of olive oil into the soup pot and add online and garlic – and gently fry and stir for 4 minutes. Add the rest of the chopped veggies (except the cabbage and sweet potato – these go in last). Pour boiling water over these until they just cover the veggies, and cook for 20 minutes. Then add more boiling water and add the cabbage & sweet potatoes, and cook for a further 30 minutes.

Finally, add the already boiled kibble barley with its own stock into the vegetables soup mixture, and check for taste. Season to taste, and add extra boiled water and stock cubes/ coriander/ground pimento to taste.

This soup is better on the second or third day. You can add freshly chopped parsley, dill or other fresh herbs to taste on the day

Variations: Kibble Barley be replaced with a can or lima beans or a can of chickpeas

Unbaked Cheesecake

1/2 kg philadelphia cream cheese

4 tbsp custard sugar

Juice of 3 lemons

1 lemon jelly

1 can of thickened carnation sweetened milk

Dissolve the jelly in hot water  (use a little less water than in instructions)

Mix/blend in cheese with the lemon juice.

Beat milk to thicken

In small quantities, keep adding mixture

At end add jelly (cold but not set).

Put biszkoptly at bottom of tin.  Pour mixture into top and put into fridge.

Brussel Sprout Salad

200 g of Brussel Sprouts
Grate on rough grater
Salt lightly and mix

Now grate one green apple and 1/2 a pear, also on a rough grater.

Add one small can of crushed pineapple (with juice)

Mix well
Allow to stand for half an hour, and the brussel sprout will soften
Add about 125 g of pitted prunes, roughly chopped
Kraft mayonnaise – 99% fat free (to taste/texture) &
1 tbsp horseradish cream
Just prior to serving, add a handful of roughly chopped walnuts
Season to taste with lemon pepper & salt

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Salad Dressing

1 c Vaalia Natural Yoghurt
Full cream milk, making to the desired consistency (or cream for special occasion)
Dijon mustard- to taste
Horseradish cream – dash
Finely grated garlic so it is completely smooth.
Dash sugar
Dash salt
Pepper
Cayenne pepper (optional)

Szczawowia Zupa (Sorrell Soup)

Make a stock out of all the veges you have – with garlic, until carrot is very soft

Strain and leave only stock.

Wash all the leaves of the sorrell – about 20 leaves. (From mum’s garden) Chop making sure they are not stringy and put into stock (onion and carrots can remain in stock). Boil for 2 minutes.

When it cools, then blend in blender.
Return and almost bring to boil, in order to thicken with flour and aster mixture (pre mixed, and tinnily poured). Add cream and dill when ready to serve. Can be served in cups with garlic bread, or in bowl with chopped hard boiled eggs or potatoes.