8245 preserved five finger carambola Recipes

carambolas or 1 star fruit, water, tahitian lime , juice of, raw sugar

finger bananas, ripe & firm to the touch, butter, parmesan cheese, freshly grated

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preserved ginger in syrup, chopped (reserve 2 tbsp syrup), ground ginger, grated fresh gingerroot, butter, at room temperature , plus, butter, for greasing, golden caster sugar, eggs, at room temperature, molasses, self-raising flour, ground almonds, milk, lemon , juice of, unrefined golden icing sugar, preserved ginger in syrup

chicken wings, salt, light soy sauce, cooking sherry, sugar, ground ginger, ground fresh garlic, white pepper, five-spice powder

peanut oil or vegetable oil, divided, savory baked five-spice tofu cakes (about 2 squares), cut into matchstick-size strips, matchstick-size strips carrots (about 3 medium), matchstick-size strips celery (about 3 long stalks ), chopped rinsed canned szechuan preserved vegetable (about 1 1/4 oz), shaoxing wine (chinese rice wine) or dry sherry, salt, sugar, ground white pepper, asian sesame oil

star fruit (aka five finger or carambola), cinnamon bark (if you don tsp have the bark, use the powder), brown sugar

carambola , sliced crossways into 5mm slices (star fruit), fresh lemon juice, ceylon orange pekoe tea leaves (twinings brand), fresh mint leaves, caster sugar, boiling water

preserved stem ginger , chopped into 5mm cubes, stem ginger syrup, double cream, cream, egg yolks, golden caster sugar, cornflour, drops pure vanilla extract, preserved stem ginger, chopped, a little extra stem ginger syrup

preserved lemon, finely diced, lemon , zest of, water, sugar, egg whites, heavy cream, water, sugar, chopped fresh basil

roasting chickens, quartered, vegetable oil, white wine vinegar, dry sherry, minced garlic, poultry seasoning, caribbean seasoning (see my recipe for ), carambolas, sliced, lime juice, honey, white wine vinegar, soy sauce, minced garlic, hot pepper sauce, carambolas, sliced

coarsely chopped carambola (about 1 lb), sugar, club soda, chilled, thick) slices carambola (optional)

chopped fresh mint, fresh pineapple juice, fresh lime juice, honey, diced peeled papaya, cubed fresh pineapple, carambola (star fruit), cut crosswise into 1/4-inch slices (about 5 oz), coarsely chopped macadamia nuts, lightly toasted, mint sprigs (optional)

cubed carambola (about 3/4 lb), sugar, dry red wine, chopped peeled gingerroot, white wine vinegar

carambolas (about 3/4 lb), skinned, boned chicken breasts , cut into 1/4-inch-wide strips, sherry, brown sugar, chopped peeled gingerroot, soy sauce, garlic cloves, crushed, cornstarch, vegetable oil, julienne-cut red bell pepper, vertically sliced onion, dark sesame oil, salt, pepper, hot cooked rice

quail, vegetable oil, dry sherry, vegetable oil, soy sauce, light brown sugar, five-spice powder, five-spice powder, dried thyme, kosher salt, black pepper