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FEBRUARY 2010
Foodie

VALENTINE TWOSOMES
CHARM YOUR VALENTINE WITH THESE RECIPES FOR TWO


INGREDIENTS: Chicken breast boneless cut into 1 inch strips n 4 numbers n Green olives n 4 numbers n Mustard 2 tea spoons n Chopped Garlic 1 teaspoon n Salt and pepper to taste n Basil leaves 2 numbers n Mayonnaise 1½ tablespoon n Lemon juice 1 teaspoon n Wooden bamboo skewers.

METHOD:Marinate chicken strips with salt, pepper, garlic and mustard n Place one green olive in the center of each chicken strip and wrap the chicken strip around the olive secure with a bamboo skewer. n Pan fry the chicken and olive skewer in a nonstick pan 3-4 minutes on each side till it's done n In a bowl add mayonnaise, lemon juice and shredded basil leaves n Serve skewers hot with basil mayonnaise.

INGREDIENTS:Red pepper one medium size n Pine nuts 20 numbers n Garlic 2 cloves n Olive oil 2 tea spoons n Lemon juice 1 teaspoon n Jalapeño 2 teaspoons n Salt and pepper to taste n White bread n Heart shape cutter.

METHOD: Rub red pepper lightly with oil and char over an open flame n Put the pepper under running cold water and peel off the charred skin n Put all ingredients in a mixer/ blender and blend to a paste n Cut white bread into heart shape and toast in a griller/toaster n Serve cold dip in a bowl garnished with toasted bread crisps.

INGREDIENTS: White chocolate 100 gms n Dark chocolate 100 gms n Strawberries 5 numbers n Dried appricot 5 numbers n Assorted cookies 5 numbers n Peach slice 5 numbers n Bamboo skewers.

METHOD: Melt both white and dark chocolate in a microwave for 30-45 seconds n Cut fruits into bite-size pieces and skewer with bamboo sticks n Serve melted hot chocolate with fruit skewers and assorted cookies.


Chef ANURAG BALI is Corporate Chef with the Berggruen Group. During his career he has worked with some of the finest Indian Hotels including The Taj, Goa. Anurag wanted to be a chef from a very young age and thinks he’s doubly blessed because he’s following his dream and getting paid for it. He wants Indian teens to be savvier about food and through this section will introduce readers to a plethora of gastronomic, yet simple to make delights. If you have a question for Anurag, please email editorial@theteenagermag.com with ‘Foodie’ as the subject line.

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