New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

KITCHEN CALENDAR

DON’T SEE RED, JUST CHILL OUT!

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While the sun is hot, Taylors Wines wants Kiwis to throw away their wine-drinking habits by chilling their reds. On the back of Taylors Estate and Promised Land bottles, you’ll find an Optimum Drinking Temperatur­e Sensor, which changes colour depending on the temperatur­e of the wine within. Simply swipe your thumb over the sensor to see when your wine is at perfect drinking temperatur­e! The ‘room temperatur­e’ advice on red wine originates from medieval French drawing rooms, which were a chilly 14ºC to16ºC. With the temperatur­e of the average Kiwi home far exceeding that, particular­ly in summer, it’s no surprise that our red wine is at risk of losing its complex characteri­stics. So pick up a bottle from the Taylors Estate range at a supermarke­t or liquor store near you and chill!

Promised Land range, RRP $13, Estate range, RRP $18.

Spiralised vegetables are totally on-trend right now, helping to cut carbs and increase your 5+ A Day by making your produce a bit fancy.

The new 3-in-1 Spiro is easy to hold, makes for tidy preparatio­n and is just a bit of fun to have in the kitchen. Try using your Spiro to make this delicious recipe below. Available from Farmers and Briscoes stores nationwide, RRP $59.

CREAMY FETA ZOODLES

3 free range eggs,

lightly beaten

2 tbsp cream

100g Mainland Creamy

Feta, crumbled 1 tbsp olive oil

12 cherry tomatoes

2 tbsp butter

600g courgette, spiralised or

cut into long thin strips

Lemon juice, to serve

Black pepper, to serve

1 Whisk together the eggs, cream and 50g of the feta in a bowl. Season to taste with salt and pepper.

2 Heat the olive oil in a frying pan to medium-hot and cook the cherry tomatoes for about 5 minutes, until browning and starting to burst. Set aside.

3 Heat the butter in the frying pan, add the courgette and toss, cooking for 5 minutes until soft. 4 Remove the pan from the heat and cool a little, then add in the egg mixture and toss well. ( The eggs will start to cook slightly in the warm pan). Then place back on a very low heat and cook, stirring constantly until thickened. You want a creamy result, not scrambled eggs, so it’s best to start in a cooler pan and warm more if needed.

5 Serve topped with the cherry tomatoes and the remaining feta. Finish with a squeeze of lemon juice and ground black pepper.

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