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BLOOD matters - Société Canadienne de l'Hémophilie

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NEOR<br />

did a front-flip into the water (he has<br />

an amazingly hydrodynamic head).<br />

The arts and craft activity, where we<br />

ma<strong>de</strong> a portrait of our cousin, Dylan,<br />

was another great family activity. This<br />

was followed by the fourth and final<br />

multi-challenge. Then lunch came<br />

and went.<br />

After that, we got our awards, did<br />

our evaluations and said our goodbyes.<br />

Then we packed, said our final<br />

good-byes and set out for home.<br />

Our Dad is David, the master<br />

campfire buil<strong>de</strong>r and he even received<br />

an award for that. Please find<br />

on this page some Bouffard family<br />

recipes to enjoy. <br />

“May all be fed, may all be healed, and may all be<br />

loved.” ~ John Robbins<br />

SALMON & TROUT<br />

Ingredients for preparation. Mix the following<br />

for the marina<strong>de</strong>—soya sauce,<br />

brown sugar, sea salt (to taste), 150ml<br />

(½ cup) water. Insure that the fillets are<br />

covered with the marina<strong>de</strong>. Let marinate<br />

overnight.<br />

Baste with the following marina<strong>de</strong><br />

just before and after cooking: 1 orange<br />

(equivalent amount of orange juice<br />

will work), ½ cup honey, 4-6 tbsp. soya<br />

sauce.<br />

Bake in oven at 350º C. for 20 minutes.<br />

Don’t forget to baste again immediately<br />

after removing from oven.<br />

BASS & PIKE<br />

Marinate in milk for 1 hour, then choose<br />

your preference:<br />

Coating Mix: 1 cup flour, ½ cup bread<br />

crumbs, ½ tsp. lemon pepper<br />

Dip in a mixture of beaten egg and<br />

water, then into the coating mixture.<br />

Cook on stove top in olive oil until crispy.<br />

Salt to taste<br />

Batter Mix: 2 cups flour, ½ tsp. baking<br />

pow<strong>de</strong>r (Magic), 1 cup water or 1 bottle<br />

of beer.<br />

Cook fillets the same as for the coating<br />

mixture, that is, on stove top in olive<br />

oil until crispy and salt to taste.<br />

FISH CANDY<br />

This recipe is for smoked fish.<br />

Marinate (rainbow) trout in brown<br />

sugar and soya sauce overnight. Leave<br />

skin on for smoking process. Note: the<br />

fish will need to be ‘smoked’ for 8 hours.<br />

This is to be done outdoors.<br />

Ingredients: 1 bottle of pancake syrup<br />

(you will not use it all, it is to be used<br />

for basting throughout the smoking<br />

process). If available, use genuine maple<br />

syrup.<br />

1 bag of brown sugar (you will not<br />

use it all, it is also to be used for basting<br />

throughout the smoking process).<br />

Place fillets flat on grill, spread marina<strong>de</strong><br />

over fillets, cover in the smoker,<br />

and baste with syrup and a sprinkle of<br />

brown sugar every 1½ - 2 hours for the<br />

entire 8 hours.<br />

Remove from grill, and enjoy! Bet<br />

you can’t control yourself once you<br />

taste this!<br />

Fish recipes provi<strong>de</strong>d by Robert Madahbee<br />

28\ Blood Matters Fall 2010

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