Here's an example of just how good he is (be prepared for extreme jealousy!). A couple of weeks ago we took pity on my Dad and made him dinner (Mum was overseas for work). Cam made an extra yummy Indian feast!.
Tomato Glazed Sour Chickpeas from The Art of Indian Vegetarian Cooking.
Chilli Potatoes by Iron Chef Cam - recipes to the right!
These are pretty hot, but OMG they're incredible!
Mung Bean Dahl - Iron Chef Cam
And my absolute favourite at the moment, Potato and Cauliflower Curry by Iron Chef Cam.
Yummy! Dad sweated a bucketful (as always). Tee hee.
Here's a later meal - Mushroom and Pea Curry by Iron Chef Cam. The recipe's in the recipe list to the right.
Hopefully I can get myself organised before uni goes back to add some of my original creations.
Please have a go and let us know what you think!
Email us at ironchefvegan AT optusnet.com.au.
The incredibly dorky Iron Chefs.
P.S. I heard Hiroyuki Sakai was in Brisbane yesterday and I missed out!!! :(
7 comments:
Looks INCREDIBLY delicious and satisfying.
Wow, everything looks so great! Lucky Dad. If you want to come up here and make some of those yummy potatoes and curries, you can use my kitchen.
I love homemade Indian food. This looks so yummy and satisfying. I need to go to my local Indian restaurant again soon.
All of those dishes look really tasty!
hey, how do you get the cool box border thingys on your photos? Sorry no vegetarian food to report as such, you probably shouldnt visit mexico in a hurry for vegan food.
I'm definitely trying the chili potatoes--seems they'd go perfectly with just about anything.
Roy! I'll ask tech support (Cam - LOL). Your blog is awesome BTW.
Tez - I'd love to fly to Townsville to make Chilli Potatoes... it's FREEZING here!!!
Thanks for the comments guys - maybe I'll get my arse into gear and post more recipes (but knitting is really got me in knots - hooray for bad jokes)!!!
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