Woolworths_Taste_July_2017
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BEST EVER: INGREDIENT: PHILIPPA CHEIFITZ TURMERICRECIPES<br />
120<br />
CAN YOU SWAP<br />
FRESH AND GROUND<br />
TURMERIC?<br />
Yes, you can! The general rule of<br />
thumb for converting dried herbs<br />
or spices to fresh in a recipe is 1: 3<br />
(1 t dried spice = 1 T fresh).<br />
AND IT WAS<br />
ALL YELLOW …<br />
So you’ve peeled and chopped a<br />
piece of fresh turmeric and now your<br />
chopping board and hands match<br />
your recipe! Fresh or dried, it’ll stain<br />
just about anything. Here’s how<br />
to clean up<br />
COUNTERTOPS AND<br />
CHOPPING BOARDS: Generally,<br />
a paste of equal parts water and<br />
bicarbonate of soda left on the<br />
yellow stain for about 15 minutes,<br />
then washed with warm, soapy<br />
water, will remove the marks.<br />
HANDS AND FINGERNAILS:<br />
Soak your hands in a small, shallow<br />
bowl of white vinegar and water,<br />
or rub your hands and nails with<br />
lemon juice, then wash in hot,<br />
soapy water.<br />
THE ROOT CAUSE<br />
Here’s how to grow, store and<br />
prepare fresh turmeric<br />
PLANT a piece of fresh turmeric<br />
root in a pot of wet, sandy soil to<br />
propagate your own turmeric plant.<br />
PREPARE it for cooking by<br />
washing and scrubbing the root.<br />
You don’t have to peel it but can<br />
if you want to. Grate the root using<br />
a Microplane or cheese grater,<br />
or smash it with a garlic press<br />
or in a pestle and mortar.<br />
STORE fresh turmeric root in the<br />
fridge in a sealed Ziploc bag. You<br />
can also freeze it and grate it from<br />
frozen, as needed, directly into<br />
your dishes.<br />
Keep warm this<br />
winter by drinking<br />
one golden latte<br />
after another.<br />
It’s the hot<br />
chocolate of <strong>2017</strong>!”<br />
– Abigail<br />
Donnelly<br />
GOLDEN LATTE WITH<br />
BLACK PEPPER AND<br />
MAPLE SYRUP<br />
“Turmeric adds slight bitterness to<br />
the warm coconut milk, which is<br />
balanced by the spice of the black<br />
pepper. Sweetness comes from the<br />
maple syrup, while rose rounds<br />
it all off with a subtle floral note.<br />
It’s practically dessert!”<br />
Serves 4<br />
EASY<br />
GREAT VALUE<br />
Preparation: 5 minutes<br />
Cooking: 10 minutes<br />
coconut milk 1 x 400 ml can<br />
milk 1 cup<br />
fresh turmeric 1 t finely grated<br />
rose-water 1 T (optional)<br />
nutmeg ½ t freshly grated<br />
maple syrup 1 T<br />
black pepper, to taste<br />
dried rose petals, to garnish (optional)<br />
Place all the ingredients into a<br />
saucepan and bring to the boil.<br />
Pour into mug, crack over some<br />
black pepper and garnish with dried<br />
rose petals, if using. Serve warm.<br />
CARB-CONSCIOUS, WHEAT- AND<br />
GLUTEN-FREE