Serves: 4
In a wok or other large pan, over high heat, put olive and sesame oils, chopped onion, garlic and strips of pickled ginger and cook gently over medium heat for 3 minutes. Add wine, stock, fish sauce, sweet chilli sauce, coriander leaves and stalks to the pan, stir and allow to reduce a little. Add the cubed fish to the mixture, stirring occasionally. Next add the prawns, cooking only for a minute or so. Then add the scallops, cooking only for a minute or so Finally add the noodles, peas, and coconut cream to the mixture Stir in well. Serve in individual bowls, garnished with fresh chilli and coriander leaves.
A selection of Great Australian Recipes by renowned chef and television presenter Ian Parmenter. These recipes highlight
the unique style of Australian Cooking.
No, not a Queensland speciality, but a British one. This substantial high energy, cold weather dish is one of my mother’s tours de force. The foundation is a Yorkshire pudding, still a culinary triumph and one well worth trying, which is cooked in a large pan with sausages. The secret is to pour the batter into a really hot roasting pan so that it becomes a crispy pastry that surrounds the sausages. This recipe comes with an ‘occasional indulgence’ warning. It may be consumed occasionally as part of our well-balanced diet.