Saturday, October 19, 2013

Baking for a fete...

 my Mum's aged care facility held their annual Fete today so I did some baking to donate to their food stall.   I made labels for each bag.
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 First I made 3 batches of  Anzac biscuits...
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 Then I made Cherry Shortbreads (although these pictures are from a batch I made last week ...
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I should call them Traffic Light shortbreads ...
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 All bagged up - 18 bags in all  which they sold at $3/bag
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 There was lots of food at the Fete, homemade pasties, lamingtons, cakes of all kinds... I am sure their day will be a success.
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 Quick dinner last night was chicken kebabs 9marinated in sweet chilli sauce, garlic and peanut oil) with satay sauce and baked rice.  I just put a cup of rice in a shallow dish, add 2 cups chicken stock, diced capsicum, sweet corn, onion, peas, crack of pepper and salt.  Stir it all in, add a few dobs of margarine/butter then cover with foil and bake for about 40 minutes until the stock has evaporated and the rice is fluffy.
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Satay sauce: 1/2 cup crunchy peanut butter, 1/4 cup sweet chilli sauce, 1 cup of chicken stock and 1 tablespoon of lemon juice.  Combine all in small saucepan and heat until just boiling, lower heat and cook for 3-4 minutes.  Remove from heat, sauce will thicken in time to serve over kebabs.
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We are off to a surprise 50th tonight and we are staying at the venue so it should be a good night out with friends.
Cheers - Joolz


3 comments:

  1. Everything looks so delicious x

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  2. hey thanks for sharing your satay recipe.....I made it up for lunch.....you'll see on my blog........

    hope the fete went well we had one the other day.......It was very successful once again.......

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  3. Your cherry shortbreads always look so beautiful. I HAVE to try making them soon!

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