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24.01.2022 They might not be the most even of noodles but it doesn’t matter when it's time spent cooking with the kids. Homemade pasta is a fun and tasty activity that the kids can really get their hands stuck into! #insidethekitchen
19.01.2022 Although we're all about outdoor cooking, at the moment it doesn't seem right to be encouraging any sort of outdoor excursions. If you're lucky enough to have a well ventilated back yard our outdoor area at your home then here is a great method to try out to keep that outdoor cooking magic alive during these uncertain times. By using the camp oven and heat beads as the heat source, you can create a small but intense heating surface in combination with a cast iron pan. We ar...e all doing our part to isolate and social distance ourselves, so please be mindful that we are not encouraging you to go outside of your home to cook. In fact, this demonstration was done on the front deck of my house. One tip - if you do use this camp oven technique, make sure you allow enough air for the heat beads to continue to burn. Some pans will create a tight seal with your camp oven and thus extinguish the beads. Ideally, you can prop the pan over the pot using a small grill, but if not, just make sure you have a crack between the pan and pot or that you're periodically lifting the pan out of the pot allowing the air to make its way back in. Enjoy and please stay safe! We'll be back outdoor cooking before you know it!
18.01.2022 We’re proud to present Episode 4 of Outside The Kitchen! https://youtu.be/6rcvgsZhpCk <--Click the link to watch! A massive thanks goes out to our major sponsors, Flower Hotels and Greater Port Macquarie. ... If you’re enjoying the episodes make sure to like our page and subscribe to our channel. Enjoy watching and ‘keep cooking outside’!
16.01.2022 We can't wait to bring you Episode 4 of Outside the Kitchen. In the meantime here's a little taster of what's to come.
15.01.2022 Have you ever used a camp oven (aka Dutch Oven) for cooking outdoors? With the placement of coles or charcoal on the bottom and top you can regulate the inside temperature and basically cook anything you would with a normal oven. A slow-cooked lamb shoulder, or a hearty stew, even fresh bread is achievable with one of these simple cooking tools. #outsidethekitchen #discoverportmacquarie
14.01.2022 Julia, you were a wise woman! [Photo description: A knife cutting a perfect steak with the quote from Julia Child saying "The only time to eat diet food is while you're waiting for the steak to cook".] Photo credit: Emerson Vieira
13.01.2022 There's no need for variations of this traditional recipe. It's simple and delicious. Lest we forget this ANZAC Day . INGREDIENTS 1 cup rolled oats 1 cup plain flour... 2/3 cup brown sugar 2/3 cup desiccated coconut 125g butter 2 tbs golden syrup 1/2 tsp bicarbonate of soda METHOD Preheat oven to 160 degrees Celsius (fan-forced). Grease and line three flat baking trays with baking paper. Combine the rolled oats, flour, brown sugar and coconut in a bowl. Place butter, golden syrup and 2 tablespoons cold water into a microwave-safe bowl and heat for 3 minutes, 50% power or until melted. Stir through the bicarbonate of soda. Pour the butter mixture over the oat mixture and stir to combine. Roll level tablespoons of mixture into balls. Place on trays, 5cm apart and flatten slightly. For chewy ANZACS, bake for 10 to 12 minutes or until lightly golden. For crunchy ANZACS, increase cooking time to 12-15 minutes. Leave on the baking trays for 5 minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool completely. . #insidethekitchen #anzacday #quickrecipes
11.01.2022 Stay tuned, Episode 4 is coming soon...
08.01.2022 Although we're all about outdoor cooking, at the moment it doesn't seem appropriate to be encouraging anything that has you leaving your home. If you are lucky enough to have a well ventilated outdoor area or backyard at your home then perhaps this technique of using a camp oven and heat beads as your heat source will be helpful for keeping the outdoor cooking feel alive. In fact, this demonstration was done on the front deck of my house on a wooden table. Using the camp ov...en as the actual heat source rather than the cooking receptacle helps to keep the heat small and contained. Make sure you use a cutting board or another heat barrier between the camp oven and your table. One tip - if you do use this camp oven with cast iron pan technique, make sure you allow enough air for the heat beads to continue to burn. Some pans will create a tight seal with your camp oven and thus extinguish the beads. Ideally, you can prop the pan over the pot using a small grill, but if not, just make sure you have a crack between the pan and pot or that you're periodically lifting the pan out of the pot allowing the air to make its way back in. Enjoy and please stay safe! We'll be back outdoor cooking before you know it! For more quick recipes and full episodes of OTK go to our Youtube channel, youtube.outsidethekitchen.com.au #outsidethekitchen #discoverportmacquarie
07.01.2022 Any excuse to use the BBQ - but this is a favourite of ours! Homemade pizza dough topped with the famous @wanioravillagebutchery traditional beef sausages and leg ham. The fresh ingredients make all the difference! . #outsidethekitchen #portmacquarie
06.01.2022 Scoping out our next cooking location!
06.01.2022 In sticking with the theme of staying indoors during this time of social distancing and quarantining, we've decided to change our approach for the time being. Introducing our 'Inside The Kitchen' quick recipes. Starting with this super easy lasagne recipe that takes the hassles out of making lasagne from scratch, but packs it full of creamy, gooey, cheesy, noodle goodness! While we're all doing our part to stay indoors and social distance, we hope this is a time for you to ...enjoy the pleasure of cooking and good food with your family. With any luck, we'll be back to outdoor cooking sometime soon! Enjoy and stay safe! #insidethekitchen #discoverportmacquarie
02.01.2022 Start your Sunday right with our delicious pancakes! This go-to recipe makes it easy and fun to enjoy homemade pancakes from scratch. Feel free to add raspberries, blueberries, strawberries or bananas to dress it up a bit, and of course drizzle some pure maple syrup on them! Enjoy! . #easypancakes #pancakes #insidethekitchen
02.01.2022 We've been so lucky with our location choices over the last few Episodes of OTK. Just check out the outdoor kitchen here from Episode 3.
