Chicken in Ham Wrap


Halogen Oven Recipes



Chicken in Ham Wrap

2 Chicken breasts, cut to open out.
Korma paste
4 slices lean ham
Thinly sliced mushrooms

Brush Korma Paste over one side of each chicken breast
Fill with sliced mushrooms
Place onto 2 slices of ham overlapped; then roll till encased in ham
Put roll into tin foil
Put more sliced mushrooms around roll and a small pat of butter
Fold all edges of foil into a sealed wrap

Put onto tray
Bake in halogen
heat 175 degrees for 30 minutes.

Serve with bed or rice or any accompaniment

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Halogen Oven Bread Recipes


Halogen Oven Recipes



Halogen Oven Bread Recipes

Crusty bread rolls recipe

Ingredients
15 g (1/2 oz) fresh yeast
250 – 300 ml (9 – 10 fl oz) tepid milk
1 tsp caster sugar

450 g (1 lb) strong plain flour
1 tsp salt
50 g (2 oz) butter

Instructions
1. Blend the yeast with 150 ml (5 fl oz) of the milk and sugar. Sift flour and salt, add butter, and rub into flour.

2. Stir in yeast mixture and sufficient milk to make fairly soft dough.

3. Turn out onto a floured surface and knead thoroughly for 10 mins until dough is firm, elastic and no longer sticky. Place in a large bowl, cover with a clean tea towel and leave to rise in a warm place until doubled in size (1 – 2 hrs).

4. Turn out onto a lightly floured surface and knead well for 2 – 3 mins. Divide into 12 equal pieces and shape into rolls.

5. Place the rolls on greased baking sheets (I just cover the rack with foil – shinny side up) , spacing them well apart. Cover with tea towel and leave to prove until doubled in size. Cut slits in the top of each roll.

6. Bake for 8 mins on a medium heat until well risen and golden. I have found that if I do them on HI which is what I would use for most recipes they brown too quickly.

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  • s lawless says:

    i am new to the halogen cooker so i will try this recipe & hope it turns out ok

  • carol kilgar says:

    i just got my cooker,but will defo try these when i figure it out

  • dotty&andy says:

    We got the cooker for Christmas and this is the first recipe we’re trying (we’re trying it right now), so we hope it will be just as delicious as it sounds :)

  • Sarah says:

    Fantastic, let us know how you get on!

  • dotty&andy says:

    The bread rolls are ready, we just tried them and they taste great, though they’re thicker than the average bread you get at the store.
    The cooker was incredibly fast and as I said, the bread rolls turned out great, not to mention the yummie bakery-scent that’s spread in the whole house :)
    Thank you for the recipe, Sarah and a happy new year!

  • andrew bell says:

    I got my mum the halogen at Christmas and haven’t stopped using it just lately have been doing garlic bread and the results are out standing my other oven is left redundant now

  • Vay says:

    Hi.

    How much (in temperature number/degrees) is ‘medium’? >_>

  • Carol says:

    Please, the above is a great help but I am still unsure how long to bake my loaf of bread for. It is a garlic artisan bread (no knead) and just amazingly delicious. Recipe on allrecipes.com Artisan bread, to which I’ve added a lot of crushed garlic this time other times I’ve added sliced olives and chopped sundried tomatoes and cooked in the regular oven. No contest in the lower use of electricity, the winner the halogen oven! I’m keen to turn out wonderful meals and any tips on where to find or how to adapt recipes would be much appreciated.
    Thank you, Carol.

 

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Free Halogen Oven Recipe Cookbook [DOWNLOAD]


Halogen Oven Recipes



Free Halogen Oven Recipe Cookbook [DOWNLOAD]

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  • Free download
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We have a special treat for you this Thursday evening. We have a FREE halogen oven recipe book, courtesy of Ideal World TV. This isn’t our own that, we are designing (need 5000 fans on facebook). But its a start to help you guys on the way. I know quite a few who got their halogen ovens over the Christmas holidays but are now stuck for recipes. So here it is. Download it HERE

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  • kim young says:

    this download is a great help thamk you . i hadnt got a clue as a recipe book was supplied now i know what to do kim

  • any assistance with recipes would

    be appreciated

  • Frida says:

    thank you

  • Frida says:

    halogen oven recipes

  • S W J says:

    Thank-you so much for these yum recipes ,

    I shall work my way through them

  • Pauline Hutchins says:

    Thank you for this cookbook looks like it will be a big help, totally baffled when i received my oven & the instructions just were not good enough, thanks again.

  • Bev Koen says:

    Please can you help I have been trying to download these recipes to my computer but it only shows the pictures but no recipes, any ideas.
    Regards

  • tracy reed says:

    thanks so much this is really helpfull.

  • R FARROW says:

    Thankyou i already have JML cook book
    but this download book is far better.

  • Thankyou for the free down load cook book for the halogen. I was certainly suprised when i downloaded it. I found it fantastic and easily elegable,understanderable and not full of loads and loads of ingrediants to put in the prepreations, A down to earth menus.
    Now I can have a go at cooking and start saving on my electric bills being and OAP. Thanks again very rare you can get something for nothing no days.
    Kind regards sincerely.
    George Halliday

  • Lorraine Rice says:

    Thanks for much for the recipes, I will get cooking. If you have a recipe for beef stew, could you please add it…or if anyone has i’d really appreciate it

    Thanks :)

  • Allan says:

    the roast chicken recipe is fantastic.
    I folled it to the letter and me and my wife had the best chicken we have had in years.
    we have been married for 38 years and wish we had chance of one of these years ago.
    Thanks, and I will be trying the rest of the recipes very soon

  • Colin Thompson says:

    Bought oven for 50th anniversary, had been looking in bookshops with little success. Advised go on to internet. And I found your company. Been very limited up to now, but I will be having a greater variation of meals in the near future

  • Carole McDermott says:

    Just down-loaded recipe book. Excellent. Cooking times along with recipes are great. Thank you. Happy New Year.

  • Ron Malis says:

    In dealing with font layout, even expressed as ems, a static core cannot be escaped and often anchors most page content.

  • Trevor says:

    Thanks, much appreciated

 

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Pork Chops & Roast Potatoes


Halogen Oven Recipes



Pork Chops & Roast Potatoes

Use all you normal dressing/Seasonings

Roast Potatoes

I Par boil mine then roast for 1hr @ 200c on the low rack just brush with a little olive oil to help with browning…..

Pork Chops

Cook at 200c on High rack for 20 mins… TURN CHOPS AFTER 10MINS
continue cooking for the 10 mins check meat is hot & cooked serve and enjoy…

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  • Olga Douglas says:

    I have tried pork chop in the halogen and they never seem cooked. Theyb have been in there for a lot longer than 20mins….and no they are not over cooked.

    Look forward to your reply

    Thanks
    Olga Douglas

  • Sarah says:

    It depends how big your chops are, you need to warm up the oven first.

  • Sibyll says:

    I always dust in flour then fry my chops off before I put them in the halogen cooker and I put round them – skin side up, oiled, salted and halved potatoes that I have microwaved first of all. I agree with the original poster 20 minutes would just not cook them!

  • Sarah says:

    Depends on your oven!

  • Penny says:

    What’s the point if I gotta cook things before putting them in the oven? I got my halogen oven as a gift from my daughter & as yet have only tried it once but am dissappointed with the lack of information available, I wanted to roast potatoes & grill the chops but do I need to put these items in dishes or on the grids? I can grill the chops normally in less than 20mins even fat ones I thought this was quicker

  • Sarah says:

    It depends on your oven, It uses less energy that a normal cooker. You can roast the potatoes , but i prefer to part boil then first. Up to you,

  • Carol says:

    Have just used my new oven once for a roast Duck and did the potatoes halved on the top rack with the duck near the end , they took about 20 mins on 220 turning them as they cook quickly they were delicious. I did spray them with 1 cal oil first.

  • Paul says:

    Funny… 8 minutes each side does chops perfectly for me

 

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Mozzarella Chicken


Halogen Oven Recipes



Mozzarella Chicken

Ingredients

1 Chicken breast
1 teaspoon Pesto
Mozzarella cheese

Instructions

1. Flatten the chicken breast out (put it in a plastic bag and hit it a few times with a rolling pin).

2. Next place into the Halogen Oven on to the lower rack and cook on HI for 18 minutes (may need to cover in foil so that top doesn’t burn).

3. Spread some pesto on the top, and put sliced mozzarella on top of that.

4. Put back into your Halogen Oven and watch until cheese is melted.

5. Serve with jacket potato (45-50 minutes in your Halogen Oven!) and some of your favourite veg.

Check out the quick and easy recipe cook book, soon

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Easy Vegetable Soup with a Difference


Halogen Oven Recipes



Easy Vegetable Soup with a Difference

Ingredients:

1 tblsp of either butter or olive oil
1 leek
1 large potato
1 stick of celery
2 large carrots
1 garlic clove (crushed)


1 tblsp parsley (fresh) or 1/2 that amount( if dried)
1 1/2 pts of chicken stock (or water and stock cubes)
1 tsp curry powder (secret ingredient)
seasoning

Method

Roughly chop up all the vegetables, keeping the chopped leek separate…

Heat the oil/butter in a pot and then gently fry the leeks for 3 or 4 minutes. Once they have softened a little, add the rest of the vegetables.

Let everything sizzle for a little while longer – stirring to prevent any burning.

Add the stock, curry powder, bring to the boil and then simmer for 30-40 minutes until everything is cooked and soft. Let the soup cool a little and then liquidise with a hand blender or liquidiser. At this point, taste the soup and then add salt & pepper to your taste.

If the soup is too thick, thin it down with either a little more stock or milk.

If it is too thin, add a little instant potato until you are happy with it.

Serve with crusty bread or a naan.

Enjoy

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  • Jacquie says:

    As with quite a few of the recipes, the connection to cooking it in a halogen oven is tenuous to say the least. Is this all done in the halogen oven? If so, it’s not the most convenient cooking mode for frequent stirring. What temperature should the oven be set on? Should the cooking dish be covered, and at what stage? Even basis things like what size dish is needed to contain the ingredients without it boiling over? This to me reads just like a “soup cooked in a saucepan” recipe.

    What would be more helpful would be more information about the different dishes, temperatures and timing needed to convert from ‘normal’ cooking to halogen, and the best way to use the limited space to cook complete meals.

  • andrew says:

    No mention of a halogen oven, no Tempratures etc

  • Alison says:

    Jacquie, I was thinking exactly the same, so you’ve beat me to it. Soups in a saucepan or in a crockpot seem the most favoured method.
    I made cheese muffins in the Halogen oven this morning & we enjoyed them for morning tea.

  • mary wallace says:

    I agree. I think the recipes are too simplistic as I have been cooking for years. The recipes tend to be directed to beginners! But we are all beginners when it comes to using the H/O so I think this site should help more with the technical/ practical side of using the oven and as Jaquie says converting our existing recipes/ways of cooking to this new way. That would be so much more helpful.

    Maybe the forum is the place for these comments

  • Canderelle says:

    I have bought a small halogen oven which is 3.5 litres which will convert to 5.5 litres. It has one smalll rack which measures 6 centimetres. I t is supposed to cook a meal for two people. How could I put two chops and four roast potatoes on a rack measuring 6cm. There is no high rack and I am told there isn’t one available. I am in the UK

 

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Apricot & Honey Stuffed Mackerel

Apricot & Honey Stuffed Mackerel


Ingredients (serves 4)

50g (1.8oz) ready to eat apricots chopped
50g (1.8oz) Bulgar wheat
2 tbsp Clear honey

1 crushed garlic clove
2 tbsp chopped tarragon
2 tsp mint
50g (1.8oz) butter + extra for greasing
4 small whole mackerel gutted & cleaned
1/4 pint (14.4fl oz) white wine dry
2 tbsp double cream
salt & pepper
chopped parsley to garnish
string

Method

Mix apricots, Bulgar wheat, honey, garlic, tarragon, mint, salt & pepper. Fill the fishes’ cavities with mixture and tie two lengths of string round fish to hold in stuffing.

Place fish side by side in buttered shallow dish, pour over wine and dot with butter. Cover with foil and place on low rack in Halogen Oven.

Set temperature to 200°C (392°F), cook fish for 20-25 mins, removing foil for last few mins of cooking. Swirl cream into juices and serve sprinkled with parsley, accompanied by lemon wedges…

Serve and enjoy.

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Free “Halogen Cooking Made Simple” Cookbook, [DOWNLOAD]


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Free “Halogen Cooking Made Simple” Cookbook, [DOWNLOAD]

Here is a brand new cookbook for you guys. It’s totally FREE. It has recipes such as a Leg of Lamb with Rosemary and Garlic, Posh Fish and Chops, Avocado Fans with Stilton and Bacon and Pear Upside Down Cake.

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  • joan nixon says:

    i can’t get free halogen cookbook to download

  • Admin says:

    Dear Ms Nixon,

    Thank you for your message. If you right-click on “Top 10 Halogen Oven Recipes Collection Cookbook – October 2011″ on Our Cookbooks page and select Save Link As, you can download the pdf cookbook file to a computer folder. Let me know if this doesn’t work and can look into it.

    Regards,

    Giles Blackley
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