The teams had just 30 minutes to prepare two dishes using only the supplies that could be available if there was a disaster: propane stoves, non-electric food choppers, bottled water and non-perishable foods.
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There was friendly taunting, a few spilled pots (nothing broken), some sweat (but don’t worry, no tears) and one malfunctioning stove. Never have I seen such amazing things made out of Spam and ramen noodles! Lucky for us, one chef, Manpreet Sethi from Radisson Hotel Saskatoon, generously shared one of his recipes so we can make our own gourmet emergency meal.
Spam Croquettes:
- 1 cup rice
- 500ml water
- 1 can mushroom soup
- spam, diced
- 1 can pineapple juice
- evaporated milk
- chilli powder
- Kraft Dinner cheese packet
- panko breadcrumbs
Scoop mixture with an ice cream scoop, make a pocket with your fingers and add spam to pocket. Form a ball, roll in panko and fry in oil until golden brown.
Sauce:
- 200ml Pasta Sauce
- 0.5 pack Kraft Dinner powdered cheese
When your family faces disaster you don’t have to make culinary masterpieces but you might need to feed your family and keep them safe for at least 72 hours. Do you have your disaster kit ready? It doesn’t take long to assemble. Find out what you need to include here.