Perfectly Cooked Rice
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Perfectly Cooked Rice
SERVES 41 cup white rice to 2 cups water, with 1 tsp salt added, will absorb the water during the given cooking time, and be perfectly tender and moist when the pot is removed from the HotBag.
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Ratatouille
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Ratatouille
SERVES 4
This provençale vegetable dish is good with soufflé, fish or veal, and can also be used as a pasta sauce, or with baked potatoes.
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Mealie Meal
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Mealie Pap / Mealie Meal Porridge
SERVES 4This traditional South African staple food that can be eaten with meat and vegetables. Mealiemeal - or cornmeal - also makes a yummy breakfast.
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Rosemary Beans / Samp and Beans
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Rosemary Beans / Samp and Beans
SERVES 4Dried beans take a long time to cook, so with a HotBag you are making a big saving on stove usage.
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Carrot and Celery in Butter
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Carrot and Celery in Butter
SERVES 4Any vegetables that you would steam do well in a HotBag. Here is an example of how little water is needed, and the pot will not burn the Hotbag.
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Oven-baked, HotBag-risen, no-kneading Whole Wheat Bread
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Oven-baked, HotBag-risen, No-kneading Whole Wheat Bread
SERVES 4This recipe requires an oven for baking the bread but a HotBag will rise the bread dough beautifully. Use a deep mixing bowl or cover with cling wrap to prevent the rising dough from touching the HotBag. The real beauty of this bread is that there is no kneading.
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Mango Relish for CurriesWhen you find you've cut into an unripe mango, make good use of it as a side dish for curry.
1 mango, peeled and sliced In your smallest pot, simmer the mango in 1cm water for 5 minutes on the stove before transferring to a Small HotBag. Leave for 15 minutes or longer.
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Use the HotBag method for YOUR favourite recipes!
Instead of using the stove for so long, transfer the pot to a HotBag for the last two thirds of the usual cooking time.
- Mashed potato
- Pasta sauce
- Basmati rice
- Home-made yoghurt also does well in a HotBag