Recipes Blog — Tasmanian Pepper Salt
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Spanish Omelette with Tasmanian Mountain Pepper
A lovely Venezuelan woman taught us how to make Tortilla Espanol or Spanish Omelette many years ago and it's been a firm favourite ever since. A handy recipe to have in your repertoire as it's quick and super easy to make, uses ingredients that are staples in most homes and doesn't break the bank. An inexpensive party dish for a crowd when it is cut into cubes, to serve, rather than wedges. And of course we've given it our native food twist with generous seasonings of Mountain Pepper and Tasmanian Pepper Salt! This recipe makes enough for four for a light...
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Cheesy Roast Potato, Mountain Pepper and Onion Bake
If you're looking for the ultimate comfort food this is for you Potatoes oven roasted on a bed of onion with butter and olive oil and topped with Gruyere and Parmesan Cheeses - and the whole delicious dish seasoned liberally with our Mountain Pepper. 6 large potatoes, cut in halves 2 large onions, sliced into rounds 50g unsalted butter slug of good olive oil 1/2 cup grated gruyere 1/4 cup grated parmesan 2 teaspoons Mountain Pepper 1 teaspoon Tasmanian Pepper Salt Melt the butter with the oil in the bottom of a cast iron baking dish or similar Place...
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Spicy Grilled Prawns with Watermelon, Finger Lime and Chilli Ginger & Wild Lime
6 king-size headless prawns 85g finely diced watermelon 50g cubed Australian fetta cheese 10g sliced red onion 1 small red chilli, finely diced (optional) 2 teaspoon Finger Lime Superfruit Powder 1 teaspoon Tasmanian Pepper Salt 50g diced cucumber 1 tablespoon Chilli Ginger & Wild Lime Sauce 1 teaspoon macadamia nut oil or olive oil for frying Edible flowers and dill to garnish Method Pre Heat the bbq. Drizzle on 1 teaspoon of oil and fry the prawns for 2- 3 minutes on each side or until cooked through. Meanwhile place the watermelon, fetta, red onion, cucumber , Finger...
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Classic Lemon Myrtle Bearnaise
This is a classic French sauce and it's traditionally made with a vinegar-based reduction flavoured with shallots, tarragon and chervil, enriched with egg yolks and butter! A simple substitution of Lemon Myrtle for the tarragon and chervil gives a stunning result. This classic Bearnaise sauce is divine with seafood, eye fillet, asparagus spears, egg dishes (it's the sauce on top of Eggs Bearnaise or Eggs Florentine), chicken or even just over some lovely steamed veggies. Whisking in the eggs is the part that can be tricky - but prac5tice makes perfect - and this is so good you'll want to...
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