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Convergence V34_March-April2016

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Food Indulgence<br />

Causa Rellena<br />

Ingredients: Yellow potatoes,<br />

oil, lime or lemon juice, aji<br />

amarillo chilli paste, salt<br />

and pepper, filling,<br />

hard boiled eggs,<br />

pitted black olives<br />

This Peruvian<br />

layered potato dish<br />

is unique in its<br />

presentation and<br />

serves as a fine<br />

addition to a buffet<br />

spread. Great as a<br />

light meal, Causa<br />

Rellena can be<br />

layered with a number<br />

of different fillings,<br />

more popularly so with<br />

chicken and tuna salad.<br />

Other types of fillings that can<br />

be used are seafood or vegetarian<br />

fillings where you can use ingredients<br />

such as sliced avocados, sliced or grated cheese. The dish is<br />

served cold and often topped with extravagant garnishes and<br />

sauces for a colourful presentation.<br />

Tabouli<br />

Ingredients: Bulgur (a type of cereal), hot water, flat-leafed<br />

parsley, tomatoes, scallions, lemon juice, salt and pepper,<br />

olive oil<br />

This easy-to-make, refreshing and healthy<br />

Middle Eastern salad goes by several<br />

different spelling. It can be spelt<br />

as tabbouleh, taboule,<br />

taboulleh, tabouleh and<br />

tabboulleh. Tabouli is<br />

made of bulgur wheat,<br />

a cereal food made<br />

from the groats of<br />

several different<br />

wheat species. In<br />

the Middle East,<br />

tabouli is often<br />

served with<br />

whole Romaine<br />

lettuce leaves<br />

where a bit of<br />

tabouli is spooned<br />

onto a leave before<br />

rolling up for eating.<br />

The amount of parsley<br />

used is also substantial.<br />

Sookju Namul<br />

Ingredients: Water, salt, mung bean sprouts, scallions,<br />

garlic, sesame oil, toasted sesame seeds, salt<br />

Also spelled as Sukju Namul, this Korean mung bean sprout<br />

salad is often found on the Korean table as a small vegetable<br />

side dish. Sookju Namul is simple to make, refreshing and yet<br />

satisfying to the taste buds. You can opt to use soybean sprouts<br />

instead of mung bean sprouts or add in a few drops of rice<br />

wine vinegar to achieve a tangy taste.<br />

Vinegret<br />

Ingredients: Beets, potatoes, carrots, peas, dill pickles,<br />

onion, scallions, fresh dill, red wine vinegar, Dijon mustard,<br />

sugar, salt and pepper, sunflower or vegetable oil<br />

Vinegret is a Russian cold vegetable salad that goes well with<br />

some herring and black bread. This healthy and tasty salad<br />

was developed during Soviet times when fresh vegetables<br />

were scarce. And it is due to this, Vinegret is often made using<br />

canned or frozen vegetables.<br />

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