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Kai Lelei - Recipes for Large Families - Health Navigator NZ

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Island Chop SueyServes 8 – 101 packet (240g) bean thread vermicelli1 c hot water1T canola oil1 kg diced lean beef or pork4 cloves garlic, crushed1t finely chopped green ginger2 onions, chopped800 g prepared vegetables2T water1T reduced salt soy sauce1. Place the vermicelli in a bowl and cover withhot water and soak until soft, drain and cutinto 20cm lengths with clean scissors2. Heat the oil in a large saucepan or wokand add the meat, garlic, ginger, onion andvegetables3. Stir-fry <strong>for</strong> 4 – 5 minutes then add thevermicelli, water and soy sauce to the meat4. Simmer <strong>for</strong> 15 minutes or until the meat istender5. Serve with salad Lu / palusamiFor every 2 people10-15 medium-size clean taro leaves1 c cooked lean beef or fish, diced1 onion, finely diced½ creduced fat or lite coconut creamaluminium foil1. Layer taro leaves overlapping each other to <strong>for</strong>ma leak-proof circular shape on and around themiddle of the aluminium foil2. Place meat as a heap in the middle of the taroleaves layer3. Sprinkle finely diced onions over the meat4. Gather and hold the edges of the taro leaves layerup <strong>for</strong>ming a bowl then pour the coconut creamon and around the meat5. Quickly fold the taro leaves edges inwards tooverlap and enclose the ready to bake lu6. Fold the aluminium foil edges inwards to overlapand enclose the ready-to-bake lu.7. Place on an oven dish and bake at 200˚C <strong>for</strong> 1 hour<strong>Kai</strong> <strong>Lelei</strong> <strong>Recipes</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Large</strong> <strong>Families</strong> - 2nd Edition 11

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