Basil Pesto Rolls


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Basil Pesto Rolls

…Perfect accompaniment to any Italian food!

Ingredients (Serves: 10)
2 cups biscuit mix, dry
2 tablespoons basil pesto, from jar
¼ cup Parmesan cheese, grated

2/3 cup milk, nonfat
¼ cup butter, softened or melted
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1 teaspoon parsley, dried

Mix all ingredients, except for butter, garlic powder and parsley, together and
scoop out with ice cream scoop onto tray.
Place on low rack of oven and bake at 400ºF for 10 minutes.
Mix together remaining ingredients and brush onto tops of rolls.
Return to oven and bake a few more minutes.
If you want the bottoms to brown more, you may want to turn them over the last five minutes of
baking.

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Boulangere Potatoes


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Boulangere Potatoes

To serve two
1 Sliced onion
3 Medium size thinly sliced potatoes
500 ml Hot vegetable stock..


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Chicken with Spicy Lentils


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Chicken with Spicy Lentils

Another tasty meal. A must try. Its also very healthy.

Serves 4
Prep time 20
Cook time 50mins

Ingredients

8 large skin & boneless chicken thighs
1 tsp cumin seed
1tsp coriander seed
3tbsp olive oil


2 Garlic cloves crushed
2 Red onions thinly sliced
100g (3.5oz) Green lentils rinsed
400g (13oz) Can Chopped Toms
2 tbsp Sundried tom paste
1 tbsp light Muscovado sugar
300ml (0.5pint) Chicken stock
Salt & Pepper

Season chicken with salt pepper.Crush cumin + coriander seeds in mortar and pestle

Heat oil in frying pan on hob gently fry chicken for 5 mins, stirring, until beginning to colour. Stir in garlic, onion and crushed spices.

Turn into casserole dish add lentils. Put tomatoes, tomato paste, sugar and stock into frying pan bring to boil pour over chicken lentils. Mix ingredients together to combine season with salt+pepper. Cover dish with foil place on low rack.

Set oven at 200c and cook for 40 mins until chicken is cooked through. Serve with rice, couscous or flat breads and roasted tomato salad

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Chips/French fries


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Chips/French fries

2 Medium Potatoes (washed and peeled)

Cooking oil/olive oil

Preheat the oven at 250 degrees C for 6 minutes prior to cooking.

Slice the potatoes into 2-3mm spears (for fries). For chips, slice into 5-10mm.

Spread the potato spears out evenly in a frying pan. Frying pan for your halogen oven available here

Brush with a splash of oil for added crispness, reduce the oven heat to 200 degrees C and place the baking pan onto a high rack in the oven, cook the french fries for 10 minutes.

Reduce temperature to 180 degrees C and cook 5 minutes more for chips.

You can also use paprika or curry to make the fries. Just sprinkle in the desired power.

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Chocolate & Vanilla Cake


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Chocolate & Vanilla Cake

Preheat Halogen Oven to 180 deg C

7 oz Utterly butterly
7 oz Caster Sugar
7 oz SR Flour
3 TBSP cocoa powder ( mixed in warm water to make runny paste)
3-4 Eggs (weigh eggs so they are same weight as dry ingredients, 7oz)

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  • Jacquie says:

    “Using same ingrediants as above but changing cocoa powder for 2tbsp vanilla essence/flavouring.”

    Don’t understand this. Am I making two cakes? 14 oz flour/sugar etc? 6 to 8 eggs? EACH??? Cooking them separately for an hour each? This doesn’t seem to be a good use of power or my time. Usually for this type of cake you make the mix, half it and add the two flavours to each of the two halves. But if it is cooked in two tins, the main oven would be better, surely.

    Also the picture shows a dinky little cupcake so has anyone test cooked this?

    COME ON. Please give us recipes which are suitable specifically for HALOGEN ovens, not saucepans (see my previous comments re the vegetable soup) or main ovens.

  • richard belm says:

    i am working at office, that it is busy. in the morning I need a breakfast quickly. i decide to buy ovens which it is comportable.

 

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Christmas Cookies


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Christmas Cookies

Ingredients

225g butter or margarine
270g brown sugar
113g sugar
3 eggs

450g flour
1-2 teaspoons salt
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
225g chopped raisins
115g chopped black walnuts


Instructions

1. Cream butter and sugar; add eggs, beat well.
2. Measure and mix flour, salt, baking powder and spices.
3. Add to first mixture and stir in raisins and nuts.
4. Form into two logs about 1 1/2 to 2 inches in diameter.
5. Place on bread board and refrigerate over night.
6. Slice and sprinkle with sugar and bake on 230C and covered for 10-12 minutes.

Let them cool and enjoy!

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Christmas Turkey


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Christmas Turkey

Hi guys, this is a recipe for a traditional roast turkey in your halogen oven.

5.5kg turkey
125g butter softened
1 pack sliced pancetta/streaky bacon
200ml water
200ml white wine

1 onion peeled and halved
1 lemon zested then halved
1 orange zested then halved
small bunch of rosemary and thyme

Cooking time – 12-14 minutes per lb

Method:

1. Remove the giblets from inside the turkey.
2. Chop half the rosemary and thyme leaves finely and add to the softened butter along with the orange and lemon zest.
3. Spread butter all over the turkey, season very well then lay the slices of pancetta or bacon over the turkey.
4. Push the remaining herbs, orange and lemon halves and half of the onion into the turkey cavity.
5. Place some roughly chopped veg such as onions or carrots in a large roasting tin (making sure it fits in your oven) for the turkey to sit on.
6. Pour the white wine and water around the turkey.
7. Cover and seal the roasting tin with foil.
8. Cook for the calculated time, in this case 144 – 168 minutes.
9. Removing the foil for the last 10 mins to allow the skin to crisp up.
10. The turkey can now be left covered in a warm place to rest for between 30-45 mins.

You need to place the turkey, breast side down to begin cooking then half way through turn it over and cook the other side

Cooking temperature at 400F
Cooking time – 12-14 mins per lb fresh, not from frozen turkey.

Merry Christmas!

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Eves’ Pudding


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Eves’ Pudding

For two but all easy to increase

20 x 28 cm oven dish
2 – 3 apples
squeeze lemon

tablespoon caster sugar
tablespoon water
knob butter

cook apples in middle oven for 10 mins stir regular till lightly coloured & nearly cooked
10 – 15 mins

Sponge

50gm Butter
50gm caster sugar
1 egg beaten
50gm self-raising flour

Cream Sugar & butter add egg stir quickly. Fold flour lightly don’t over work. Plop dough on fruit (don’t worry if fruit not fully covered) Cook @ 170 – 175 c for 40 mins or until skewer comes out clean leave to cool serve with custard, cream, ice cream or just plain

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Free halogen oven recipe cookbook


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Free halogen oven recipe cookbook

It’s Christmas and we are super excited! We’ve decided to celebrate the occasion by giving a away a free freebies!

We have our very own facebook page, which if you join, you may just catch our free recipes PDF, that we are designing to give away!

Become a fan here: http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Halogen-Oven/196784982403

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  • jim says:

    very god

  • donna kay says:

    can u send me a recipe book to my house?

  • lESLEY bALMER says:

    Hi

    Just bought a Halogen Oven and are a little confused, it does not seem to cook as it promises and I have found that there are cold spots. It has just taken 40-45 minutes to cook some mince which would have taken a lot less on my cooker. I bought the U.K. Supplies Direct. I will go back to the person who sold me it but just wondered if anyone else has had this experience.

  • lESLEY bALMER says:

    Should the food turn as it cooks?

  • Lorraine says:

    I find if you give the food a stir now and again as you would in a pot on the cooker , it distributes the heat evenly, also if you are doing a big roast or chicken it is best to turn the food now and then to cook it through as you would in a ordinary oven.

  • S Boolton says:

    I live in Spain and bought a halogen from my local English supermarket. However after only a couple of months use it started to blow the main fuse in the house. My friends also went wrong as have several othe people where I live. Problem is my friends has been severl months (under repair !!!) Not sure how long I will have to wait for mine. Better to cut your cost and get a convector one they are the same but do not have a halogen bulb!

  • R FARROW says:

    I bought a Halogen Oven last year. and i would not do without it
    if i had to choose between my mobile phone or oven i would choose
    my Halogen oven..

 

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Garlic Mushrooms


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Garlic Mushrooms

This is a quick and easy recipe!

You are going to need the following…

Salt and pepper
½ lb of mushrooms. Washed and dried.
65 g of butter. Melted slightly
4 or more cloves of garlic, chopped finely
1½ tablespoon of chopped herbs – Anything will do!


1) Put the ingredients in a bowl and mix.
2) Place them on your halogen oven tray and cook on the high rack,
3) Set the temp to 450 F and cook for about 10 to 12 minutes turning them over half way.

What I like to do is add a fine sprinkling of grated cheese!

Enjoy!

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  • Harry Eales says:

    An excellent recipe and a nice supper time snack along with a crusty roll. I’ve tried it twice already just varying the type of cheese I grated over the cooked mushrooms.

    There’s an infinate variety of cheeses to chose from, you can make it differently every time.

    Harry

  • Sarah says:

    Thank you !

 

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