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  • Bondi Heat chilli oils
    Blog,  Food,  Product reviews

    Product review: Bondi Heat chilli oils

    December 18, 2021 /

    Bondi heat chilli oils are the perfect condiment for those who like a little (or a lot of) spice in their life. They are more versatile than what you may think. Bondi Heat chilli oils You may know Asian-style chilli oils which are delicious but sadly usually produced using poor quality oils and added sugar at the very least. They may also contain additives such as colours for that menacing bright red look. Bondi Heat, on the other hand, uses cold pressed extra virgin olive oil with no sugar or additives. The current line has 3 flavours: Carolina Reaper (hot), Peri Peri (medium) and Chipotle (mild) and comes in hip…

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  • Gluten and dairy-free ají de gallina in the slow cooker
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    Recipe: Gluten and dairy-free ají de gallina in the slow cooker

    November 22, 2012 /

    This is my first attempt to make a gluten and dairy-free version of the classic Peruvian dish ají de gallina (I posted a more traditional recipe here). Considering the original version contains bread, milk (evaporated!), and Parmesan cheese, this wasn’t an easy task. I used pecan meal instead of bread, coconut cream instead of milk and celery salt to compensate for the lack of the Parmesan’s umaminess. The result was good, obviously not as good as to fool someone who has tried the real deal, but hopefully, I’ll get there eventually.

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