After months of shuffling it round the freezer to make space for litres of vege stock, multiple ice cube trays and many frozen pies, the salmon’s time finally came on Christmas day. I would give you the recipe but like a good daughter I gave it to my Mum she cooked it up. But it doesn’t matter anyway because this post isn’t really about the salmon, it’s actually a vehicle for me to brag about my food exploits this Christmas. In the coming weeks expect recipes for some or all of the following
Pineapple and mint tea
Gingerbread syrup (http://www.vegetarianventures.com/2013/12/09/gingerbread-syrup-diy-gifting/#.Ur92EPvLIf4)
Honey curry mustard and Beer thyme mustard (http://www.vegetarianventures.com/2013/04/16/homemade-mustards-honey-curry-beer-thyme/#.Ur92IfvLIf4)
Tropical chai tea
Raspberry jam
Pickled beets
Vanilla bean and espresso muesli (http://www.vegetarianventures.com/2013/11/03/espresso-vanilla-bean-granola/#.Ur95q_vLIf7)
BBQ Sauce
Lemon and Sage Curd
Lemon, fennel and chili salt
On the day:
Coconut and white chocolate pannacotta (with Agar instead of gelatine)
Chocolate peanut butter clusters (http://www.vegetarianventures.com/2011/12/22/peanut-butter-clusters/)
Coffee biscuits with pumpkin butter (http://www.vegetarianventures.com/2013/12/15/dark-chocolate-cappuccino-thumbprint-cookies-with-maple-pumpkin- butter/#.Uq5vPyfLIf4)
Raspberry jam and cream cheese danishes (http://www.vegetarianventures.com/2011/11/21/miniature-strawberry-and-cream-cheese-danishes/#.Uo7dHif84k4)
Brie with rosemary roasted cherries (http://www.princesstofu.com/2013/06/12/rosemary-roasted-cherries/)
Cheese balls (http://www.vegetarianventures.com/2011/12/27/cranberry-and-pecan-cheese-ball-pops/#.Uo7L1Sf84k5)