Pineapple Princesses began as a tribute to Ruby Borrowdale, the home economist behind the 'Golden Circle Tropical Recipe Book' tested in the Golden Circle kitchen and modified and updated in the Pineapple Princesses' test kitchens. As Ruby said "pineapple is a versatile food" . . . no fat, high in vitamin C and full of the flavour of Queensland sunshine. The blog continues as more and more pineapple recipes are discovered from around the world.
Showing posts with label dried pineapple flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dried pineapple flowers. Show all posts
Sunday, 1 March 2020
Tuesday, 31 March 2015
Pineapple Flowers
Thanks Julia for alerting the Pineapple Princesses to the
delicate delights of dried pineapple flowers.
I had a go – hmmmm – my niece and culinary wiz Katrina
had a go and voilà! If they tasted anywhere near as delicious as Katrina’s
dehydrated mango slices they would be delectable!
They’re beautiful Katrina, thanks!
Katrina used a dehydrator but if you don’t have one here
are some quirky instructions on making them in an oven.
On a less mouth-watering note, Katrina’s husband Tom recently reminded me of this hard-to-believe-anyone-even-thought-it-up recipe for a Liver
Sausage Pineapple from Better Homes and Gardens New Cookbook 1960s!
Mix 1 pound liver sausage with 1 tablespoon lemon juice,
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, 1/4 cup mayonnaise. Shape around a jelly glass.
Soften 2 teaspoons unflavored gelatine in 2 tablespoons cold water, dissolve
over hot water; add 1 cup mayonnaise; chill. Frost “pineapple,” score; stud
with sliced stuffed olives. Top with real pineapple top.
http://www.owlsonthetable.com/the-worst-recipe-ive-ever-met/
Why Tom was looking at the “world’s worst recipe” I don't know, but I hope he wasn’t cooking dinner that night! Anne.
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