Recipe by Little Penang from the Moore Wilson's 2019 Calendar
Recipe Collection
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Since 2001, restaurant Monsoon Poon has been spicing up the lives of Wellingtonians and visitors alike with favourite dishes from Thailand, Malaysia, India, China and Indonesia.
This recipe was shared by Monsoon Poon Wellington Chef Albert Zhang for Moore Wilson's 2019 Recipe Calendar.
Serves 4.
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This Vietnamese Shaking Beef is favourite of 88's customers! Recipe kindly supplied by owners Luke and Linh Duong for Moore Wilson's 2019 calendar.
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Try this month's modern Asian recipe from Head Chef at Mr. Go's - Vaibhav Vishen.
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Try this Martinborough twist to the classic Martini with the Reid + Reid gin, distillled in their 200 litre, custom-made copper pot in their Martinborough distillery.
Read more about the Reid+Reid brothers here.
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Create this British dish from Laura Greenfield at Field & Green.
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Recipe by Yotam Ottalenghi
What is Burrata?
The name “burrata” means “buttered” in Italian.
Generally sold in balls of different sizes throughout southern Italy where Burrata took birth. Burrata has a moisture content of 75% and is soft, mild and tastes of fresh milk and delightful cream. Shreds of Stracciatella & cream seep out when you slice into delicate walls of pasta filata (being mozzarella) and when broken in half the centre will ooze.
The outside is firm mozzarella, the inside an oozy combination of stracciatella and cream. The combination of the three is unsurprisingly good. Burrata can be paired with all sorts of flavors—citrus fruit or juice, sweet balsamic, peppery arugula, or toasted spices. It can be served as a starter or as a creamy rich component of a salad or pasta dish.
At Moore Wilson’s we receive fresh burrata each week from Massimo’s in Auckland.
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Recipe by Paul McGee, Lost Lake, Chicago
Their house cocktail, the Lost Lake, is a delicious balance of rum, tropical juices, and a couple of perfectly balanced modifiers to transform this drink into a modern tiki hit. Enjoy!