Alaska, still cooking in campervan


Watermelon berry

What an interesting looking fruit, and indeed tasted very mildly of watermelon!

Red salmon in coconut sauce

1. Sweat red onion and ginger until soft, add button mushroom slices with a big pinch of salt and pepper, stir-fry until soft. Add water and coconut milk to reach a thick consistency, season with soya sauce.
2. Add salmon, cut into 2 inches pieces, poach for 1 minute, turn over and switch off flame. Serve in a minute.


Parsnip sweet potato soup

Root vegetables can store longer and so is good to have when travelling in campervan, sometimes it is not easy to get supply.

1. Sweat red onion and ginger slices, add diced parsnip and sweet potato, stir-fry until corners slightly brown.
2. Add a tin of tomato, in chunks, 100gm of coconut milk, season with salt, pepper and soya sauce.


Salad with peanut butter dressing

When a jar of peanut butter is reaching the bottom and becomes very thick, use it to make a simple salad dressing. Add a little hot water to soften remaining peanut butter, mix in lemon juice, salt and pepper to taste.

Smoke salmon



Salt filet of salmon with 10% of it own weight of half salt and half sugar for a day, smoke in covered barbeque with wet wood chip.

Bacon and salmon bake

Wrap salmon filet with slices of bacon, bake at high heat until salmon is just cooked and bacon is golden.

Coconut Cake

1. Mix 200gm of flour with 200gm of shredded coconut, 1 sachet of baking powder, 80gm sugar and a pinch of salt,.
2. Mix 2 eggs with 180gm of coconut milk, fold in flour coconut mixture.
3. Bake in lined shallow tin at 180˚ C until golden, around 30 minutes.


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