Jingellic Public
School Centenary Cook Book NSW 1979
Sweet and Sour
Tuna Chunks
1 large onion; 1 green capsicum; 1 red capsicum; ½ cup
pineapple pieces, drained; 1 cup pineapple juice; 3cm fresh ginger cut in
pieces; ½ tsp salt; mixed pickles; 1 tblsp oil; ½ cup vinegar; 2 tspn tomato
sauce; 2 tblsp sugar; 1 tblsp cornflour; 1 can 375g or 470g chunk style tuna,
drained
Cut onion and capsicum into chunks. Fry onions in the oil
until softened a little. Add capsicum, pineapple pieces. Cook another minute,
drain and set aside. Combine vinegar, pineapple juice, tomato sauce, ginger,
sugar and salt in a saucepan and heat. Blend cornflour in a little water and
stir into a sauce. Bring to the boil, cook 1 minute. Add onions, capsicums,
pineapple, pickles and tuna chunks and heat through. Serve with noodles or
rice.
Tomato and
Pineapple Salad
4 medium sized tomatoes; 4 slices of fresh pineapple; ¾
cup sliced celery; 1 cup cubed cucumber; chopped parsley; lettuce leaves; ½ quantity
yoghurt dressing; French dressing; pepper
Peel and quarter tomatoes, cut pineapple into
cubes and put all in a bowl. Mix in celery, cucumber, salt and pepper, chill
well. Spoon the yoghurt dressing over and toss lightly. Tear lettuce into bite
size pieces, put into bowl and sprinkle with 1 dstsp French dressing. Top with
tomato-pineapple mixture and a good sprinkling of parsley.
Pineapple Slaw
1 can (425g)
pineapple pieces; 3 cups shredded cabbage; ¾ cup coarsely grated
carrots; ½ cup sliced celery; ½ cup coleslaw salad dressing; 1
medium sized green capsicum; 1 tblsp thinly sliced shallots; pepper;
salt
Combine cabbage,
carrot, celery, drained pineapple pieces, capsicum and shallots,
chill well. Just before serving, add salt and pepper and the
dressing. Toss lightly.
Hi Ann and Anne, Im writing a book celebrating community cookbooks in Australia and Im wondering if you would be willing to have a chat with a view to sharing your favourite pineapple recipe from a community cookbook published in the 1960s/70s. You can email me direct on lizharfull@internode.on.net
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've seen mixed pickles in sweet and sour, but I guess it's an obvious step in reproducing the look of the sauce in a jar.
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