Wednesday 26 March 2014

What's cooking in our home this week!

It's been a busy week with lots happening in our house. We have had some hurdles to jump as well as some little sideline projects we are working on- hence no blogging for a a few days!
I'm not naturally a lunchy type person- unless it's made for me…- and Im especially bad when there is lots happening and distractions of the small people. This simple cauliflower salad is quick and easy, relatively healthy, fresh and tasty.
It was given to me recently by a good friend, Susan and since then its been getting quite a bit of midday (well mid afternoon) airtime! 



Cut your uncooked caulifower into small florets. Mix a quantity of Kewpie Mayonaisse with some wasabi (optional and to taste) in a seperate small bowl. Combine with cauliflower and place in a bowl or on a plate. Sprinkle over black and white sesame seeds. Dont worry if you don't have the black sesame seeds- I bought some at our visit to the South Melbourne Markets a few weeks ago. Up until then I just used the white sesame seeds and it was fine.

How easy is that???



Seriously yummy and can be eaten as a side salad or accompanied with your drinks and nibbles as a tapas style dish.

This past week has also seen a batch of my mother in law's amazing Tomato relish cooked up in our kitchen with a rather large bag of juicy over ripe tomatoes purchased at the markets last weekend.
Relish is a staple in our house (much like milk and bread). You can never have enough of this little jar of goodness!


And this delicious Orange and Garlic Roast Chook from the latest Home Beautiful Magazine.
Trying to enjoy the last few weeks of outdoor dining with the kids before daylight savings ends and the cooler weather sets in.



What food were you cooking up this week in your home?

2 comments:

  1. I'm going to try this for something different. Thx Kylie and gorgeous photos!
    Yvette

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  2. Cauliflower is one of my favourite vegetables, it's so versatile. I must buy some of those black sesame seeds, they really pop when sprinkled over the cauliflower. x

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