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1/154 The Advertiser www.adelaidenow.com.au Wednesday, December 15, 2010
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RAEMARGETTSSUMMERKANGAROO&MANGO SALAD
The taste, flavour and
texture of the kangaroogoes so well with thesweetness of the mango
in this salad.
Serves2 asa main
Preparationtime: 10minutes (plus20 minutes
marinating time)
Cookingtime:10minutes
Skillsneeded:Basic
1largemango,sliced1/4 redcapsicum, finelychopped
1smallthaichilli,finelychopped1/2 redonion, finelysliced
Limejuice
2kangaroofillets
Lemonmyrtlebushspice1/4 cupoliveoil
1clovegarlic, chopped
1zucchini,thicklysliced onthediagonal
Rocket
Combinemangoslices,capsicum,chilli, redonionandlimejuice ina bowl.Marinate thekangaroofilletsin thelemon
myrtle bushspice,oliveoil andgarlicfor about20minutes.Grill thezucchini onhotbarbecueor panuntil
golden andtenderon eachside,set aside.Grill thekangaroofilletson both sides forfive
minutes,set aside torest.Ina mouldsuch asan eggring,arrangelayers
of theslicedzucchiniand themangosalsa,making sureto ensurethe zucchiniand salsa isfirmly packed.Remove thering.Slice thekangarooand arrangeon topof the
mango stack.Garnish with rocketand serve.
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