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Amish Friendship Bread R 70 Armenia PRODUCT / PRICE LIST INTERNATIONAL BREAD KITS Amish Friendship Bread R 70 INTERNATIONAL CHEF KITS This Kit is based on the sourdough recipe, which gets cultivated and shared amongst friends – generating Afghanistan – Qabili Pilau R 115 friendship and sharing. Kit Contents: Olive oil, vegetable oil, cinnamon, cloves, Kit Contents: Starter Kit, 2 starter feeds, oil, vanilla, bread cardamom, cumin, garam masala, saffron, salt, pepper, mix, nuts, raisins, baking instructions (3 sets of instructions sugar, raisins, almonds and basmati rice, cooking for your friends) and recipe trivia. instructions, shopping list, wine pairing and menu trivia. Shopping list:) milk, eggs. Shopping list: 1kg Lamb, 1 Onion, 3 Carrots Armenia - Lavash R 40 China - Gumbo Goreng (chicken in chilli sauce) R 120 Kit Contents: Yeast, bread mix, flour, sesame seeds, poppy Kit Contents: Sesame Oil, soya sauce, tomato paste, rice seeds, baking instructions and menu trivia. vinegar, red wine vinegar, chilli flakes, pepper corns, sugar, Shopping list: butter or margarine, egg. corn flour, flour, salt, pepper, Chinese noodles, chopsticks, fortune cookies, cooking instructions, shopping list, wine pairing and menu trivia. India – Chapatti Roti R 30 Shopping list: Chicken – cut into pieces, green pepper, Kit Contents: Chapatti, dusting flour, baking instructions and tomato, oil for frying. menu trivia. Shopping list: none. Hungary - Paprikás Csirke (chicken paprika) R 80 Kit Contents: Oil, hungarian Paprika, garlic, chicken stock, Italy - Focaccia R 45 can tomato pieces, can mushrooms, salt, pepper, flour, Kit Contents: Yeast, flour mix, dusting flour, olive oil, olive nokedli mix (Hungarian pasta, cooking instructions, oil mix, sea salt, baking instructions and menu trivia. shopping list, wine pairing and menu trivia. Shopping list: milk, about 8 cherry tomatoes. Shopping list: 700g Chicken pieces, 2 med onions, 2 green peppers, 1 tub sour cream, 3 eggs, and milk. Poland – Sourdough Bread R 40 Saudi Arabia - Kabsa (chicken) R 75 Kit Contents: Starter mix, bread mix, yeast, caraway seeds, baking instructions and menu trivia. Kit Contents: Oil, can tomato puree, cinnamon sticks, whole Shopping list: milk, butter, egg white for pre-bake brush. cloves, cardamom pods, garlic, salt, pepper, rice, raisins, almonds, cooking instructions, shopping list, wine pairing and menu trivia. Shopping list: chicken, onions, tomatoes, carrots, orange rind. Spain – Shrimp Paella R 80 Kit Contents: Olive oil, spanish paprika, garlic, chicken stock, tomato pieces, olives, salt, pepper, basmati Rice, cooking instructions, shopping list, wine pairing and menu trivia. Shopping list: Prawns, mussels (optional extra), onion, green pepper, red pepper. SOUTH AFRICAN CHEF KITS Bobotie R 50 Kit Contents: Curry Powder, sugar, salt, pepper, turmeric, raisins, bay Leaves, vegetable oil, vinegar, chutney, rice More CHEF KITS to come… mix, cooking instructions, shopping list, wine pairing and menu trivia. Kits can be ordered Online at www.ckis.co.za Shopping list: Mince, onions, slice of bread, milk, eggs. For more information call 0828295416 or email [email protected] Printed October 2010 .
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