Caritas Café recipe book

CONTENTS:
07Sizzling Fish Café
08Easter Café
09Poster
10 Bunting template
03 Tips for holding a Caritas Café
04Recipes from Brazil
05RECIPE FROM THE PHILIPPINES
06Pancake Flip Café
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02
TIPS FOR HOLDING A SUCCESSFUL CARITAS CAFÉ
1.
Decide what kind of event you’d like
to hold
Take inspiration from the six countries that
feature
in the Project Compassion stories or the ideas
in
the following pages.
2.
Find some helpers to make your even
t
run smoothly
5.
6.
If you’re running a Caritas Café at your scho
ol,
ask teachers, senior students, social justice
group
members or the hospitality class to help you
out. Think about how you can make your even
t
environmentally friendly.
3.
Set a fundraising target, keep costs
low no more than 60/40 revenue to costs
PROMOTE YOUR EVENT TO STAFF AND STUD
ENTS
ǁǁ Print the poster on page 9, fill in your
event
details and display in prominent positions arou
nd
your school, Parish or local community.
7.
it card
or find out details of how to do a direct depo
sit
by calling 1800 024 413 (toll free).
Thank all involved
ǁǁ Thank staff, students and their families
for their
participation and let them know how muc
h
money was raised to help Caritas Australia
alleviate poverty and bring hope and justic
e to
disadvantaged communities around the worl
d.
ǁǁ Display the Project Compassion Than
k
You poster (order extras by emailing
communityfundraising@caritas.org.au)
your event went! Post your photos on
our online Solidarity Wall at www.caritas.
org.au/projectcompassion or email us at
communityfundraising@caritas.org.au
, in
ǁǁ Remind students and staff at homeroo
before the event.
ble to
Caritas Australia, and send it to GPO Box 9830
,
in your capital city and include a note to let
us
know the money was raised through a Carit
as
Café event.
ǁǁ Caritas Australia would love to hear how
newsletter
ǁǁ Make an announcement at assembly
homerooms or at Mass.
ǁǁ Make your cheque/money order paya
ue
collection at your school or Parish so we can
personally thank everyone who took part.
communityfundraising@caritas.org.au
and website.
BANK YOUR FUNDRAISING MONEY
ǁǁ Call Caritas Australia to arrange a cheq
ǁǁ Order collection boxes by emailing
ǁǁ Add a notice to your school or Parish
Contact Caritas Australia for a t-shirt, cap or
chef’s apron.
ǁǁ Alternatively you can donate via cred
Consider how to minimise your expenses
– why
not invite a local business to provide a dona
tion
of ingredients such as fish fillets, hot cross
buns or
pancake mix?
4.
Hold your event and have fun!
m the day
03
RECIPES FROM BRAZIL
The wonderful people from our 2014 Project Compassion stories shared
some of their local recipes with us, and we’d love to share them with you …
BOLO DE GENGIBRE MACIO
(GINGER CAKE)
INGREDIENTS:
3 eggs
1 tbsp. grated ginger
1 cup oil
1 cup milk
2 cups wheat flour
2 cups sugar
1 tsp. cinnamon powder
1 tsp. baking powder
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Hold a cake stall an
Macio from
Bolo de Gengibre
recipe.
Maristely ’s family
HOW TO PREPARE:
1.Sift all dry ingredients into a bowl and set aside
2.Blend eggs, oil, milk and flour
3.Combine the wet and dry ingredients and beat
with a wooden spoon for 5 minutes
4.Pour batter into a greased 25cm baking pan
5.Bake for approximately 50 minutes at 180 degrees
6.When cool, sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon.
Serves 10.
MANGO JUICE
INGREDIENTS:
3 mangos
2 cups ice
Lime juice to taste
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HOW TO PREPARE:
Blend 3 ripe mangoes with 2 cups of
ice; add lime juice until you reach your
desired taste.
Makes 6 cups
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Photo Credit: Erin Johnson
04
RECIPE FROM THE PHILIPPINES
rve up hot
Go Filipino and se
the Philippines’
Tinolang Manok,
soup. Archie loves
version of chicken
home.
to cook this dish at
TINOLANG MANOK (CHICKEN SOUP)
INGREDIENTS:
1kg chicken chopped into pieces
1 tbsp. oil
3 cloves garlic, minced
1 large onion, chopped
1 tbsp. ginger, peeled, cut into strips
3 green papayas, peeled and sliced
1 cup chilli leaves (substitute spinach if you can’t find these)
Salt and pepper
1 cup water
1 chicken cube, optional
1 tbsp. fish sauce
HOW TO PREPARE:
1.Saute garlic, ginger and onion in oil on a medium heat
2.Add the chicken, with salt, pepper and stock cube and cook
for 5 minutes
3.Add water and fish sauce. Bring to a boil. Lower heat and
simmer for about 10 minutes or until chicken is half done.
Add more water if needed
4. Add the green papayas. Simmer for 10-15 minutes or until
the papayas are cooked
5. Remove from heat. Add the chilli leaves
6. Serve with rice.
Serves 6.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT
Having enough nutritious food to ensure we are
healthy is a basic human right and is within our
reach, but hunger is the biggest health problem,
and one of the biggest global issues, we face in
the world today.
Deng from Project Compassion 2014 lives in
South Sudan with his wife and children. With your
support, communities like Deng’s can achieve a
good harvest and earn a regular income:
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Photo Credit: Isabella Gomes
“I am very hopeful that we will have enough food
for the next season. We sell the fish that we get
from the river, and I am able to buy my children
school uniforms. Thank you very much and God
bless you abundantly. I am looking forward to
a good harvest”, said Deng.
05
PANCAKE FLIP CAFÉ
During Lent we observe Shrove Tuesday (which means pancakes!), go fish
crazy on Fish Friday and get into the spirit of Easter with decorated eggs
and hot cross buns. So holding a Caritas Café during this time can be even
more fun! Be environmentally friendly and only use free range eggs in
your pancakes, eat sustainable fish and buy fair trade chocolate eggs.
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We’ll let you borrow our
tried and tested recipe
BIG BATCH PANCAKES
INGREDIENTS:
Makes: 30 Pancak
es (double or trip
le
this recipe if you’r
e expecting a large
turnout)
4 cups flour
8 tbsps. sugar
8 tsps. baking po
wder
2 tsps. salt
2 eggs
4 cups milk
1 cup canola oil
2 tsps. vanilla extra
ct
HOW TO PREPAR
E:
1. Heat your pan
or griddle to mediu
m
heat.
2.Combine all of
the dry ingredien
ts
and mix together.
Next, add in the
liquids and eggs.
Mix until smooth.
3.Pour the mix on
to the pan or gridd
le,
1/3 cup at a time.
When bubbles
form on top of the
pancake, turn
over and cook un
til golden.
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SIZZLING FISH CAFÉ
Take the Catholic tradition of forgoing meat on Fridays in Lent one
step further by holding a Fish Friday event and serving a simple meal
so others can simply live.
Whether it’s wonderfully tasty crispy salmon,
or simple fish sticks on the menu, you can run
OTHER FISH FRIDAY IDEAS:
your café by asking for a donation in return for
their meal, selling tickets to a sit down ‘dinner
party’ or simply selling your goods at a ‘stall’.
MINI FISH
SLIDERS
FRESH FISH
SALAD IN A
NOODLE BOX
BBQ FISH
STICKS
TRY MAGGIE BEER’S FAMOUS FISH RECIPE – CRISPY SKIN SALMON
WITH PEA PUREE. YOU’LL WOW YOUR FRIENDS WITH THIS ONE.
FROZEN PEA PUREE
INGREDIENTS:
Salt flakes to taste
1 tbsp. lemon juice
1 sprig chervil*
3/4 cup chicken stock
2 golden shallots peeled and chopped
2 tsp. extra virgin olive oil
15g unsalted butter
1/2 cup frozen peas
HOW TO PREPARE:
1.Spread peas on a tray to thaw for 10
minutes.
2.Place a large frying pan over medium heat,
add the butter and melt with the extra virgin
olive oil. Add the chopped shallots and
sauté until soft.
3.In another small saucepan, bring the
chicken stock to the boil.
4.Add the peas to the shallots along with a
sprig of chervil, and add the lemon juice.
5.Pour the hot chicken stock over the peas
and quickly bring up to the boil again, then
remove from the heat and allow to cool
slightly.
6.Pour the pea mixture into a blender and
process until fine. Taste for seasoning and
adjust if necessary.
CRISPY SKIN SALMON
INGREDIENTS:
1 tsp. chervil* chopped
4 wedges lemon
1 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
Salt flakes to taste
560g or 4 thick salmon steaks, skin on
20g unsalted butter
HOW TO PREPARE:
1.Heat a large frying pan over a moderate
heat with half the butter.
2.Season the salmon on the skin side with
salt flakes.
4.Return salmon to pan, add the butter and
return to heat.
5.Once melted, turn the steaks over with
tongs and almost immediately take the pan
off the heat and allow to sit in the hot pan.
The centre of the fish should be a little rare.
6.To serve, pile a layer of pea puree on to a
plate and place the fish on top. Squeeze a
wedge of lemon over each piece of salmon,
sprinkle the herbs on top and dress with a
drizzle of extra virgin olive oil.
*chervil: a yummy herb from the parsley family
Generosity is so important in life.
Project Compassion… reminds
us all to think outside of our own
day to day lives and remember the
power of what can be achieved if
our decision making is based on
love and compassion.
3.Once the pan is hot, add a dash of extra
virgin olive oil and place the salmon steaks
skin side down in the pan. Cook for about
2 minutes or until the skin is crisp.
Putting the salmon aside, quickly wipe out
the pan with a paper towel.
Maggie Beer
07
EASTER CAFÉ
EASTER IS A FUN TIME TO GET CREATIVE WITH YOUR CAFÉ IDEAS.
Hold your own Easter themed bake sale or sweet stall. There are lots of
things you could make and sell. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
1. A SPOONFUL OF SUGAR
(LITERALLY)
Fill plastic spoons with melted
chocolate and decorate with brightly
coloured lollies.
2.
CHOCOLATE EASTER NESTS
INGREDIENTS:
100g dark chocolate, broken into pieces
50g butter
2 (very generous) tbsp. golden syrup
80g cornflakes
10 cupcake cases
HOW TO PREPARE:
ǁǁ Place the chocolate, butter and golden syrup into a
saucepan. Over low heat, stir until the ingredients are
melted together.
ǁǁ Pour the chocolate over the cornflakes and mix until
everything is coated with chocolate.
Celebrating Easter is great fun, especially with
all the chocolate and hot cross buns we get to
eat, but when you’re holding your food stall or
morning tea remember those that don’t always
get to share a snack with family or friends.
Lorraine from Project Compassion 2014 misses
sharing bush tucker with her family in Kintore
due to her dialysis treatment in Alice Springs
buts finds comfort in sharing tea and barbecued
kangaroo at the Purple House.
ǁǁ Line up the cupcake cases on a tray. Spoon some of
the mixture into each, squashing it down a little and
making a dip in the middle.
ǁǁ Cover with cling film and chill in the fridge for a
couple of hours then add small Easter eggs to
each nest.
Recipe makes 10 nests.
3. Fill the kitchen with
the wonderful smell
of hot cross buns
Make them fresh or buy a pack and
heat them up. Spread liberally with
butter. Yum!
REMEMBER – sweets should be a treat in a varied,
healthy diet.
Photo Credit: Simon Hewson
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Come along and sample our delicious food to help us raise funds for
Caritas Australia’s Project Compassion. This annual Lenten appeal
helps alleviate poverty and bring hope and justice to disadvantaged
communities around the world.
YOU’LL FIND US FLIPPING PANCAKES / FRYING FISH / SELLING SCRUMPTIOUS FOOD
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