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Greens with green beans, roasted red peppers, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, hardboiled egg, avocado, chick peas, fresh mozzarella, and bresaola
flat rice noodles w. tofu, chinese broccoli & bean sprouts
i can eat this anytime of the day, for breakfast, lunch or dinner. esp. w/ a spritz of hot sauce.
grilled teriyaki style salmon & sugar snap peas with sesame oil and roasted sesame seeds. it actually tasted pretty good first time, but maybe just a tad salty.
I improvised a pork brown rice congee (porridge). Yesterday I boiled then roasted some ribs, then removed the meat and simmered the bones for hours, along with a couple of leeks and brown rice. Tonite I sautéed some ginger, a torpedo onion, and shiitakes, added them to the porridge, re-added the chopped rib meat, and simmered some more. Served with a splash of arbequina olive oil and fresh chives. Comfort food for a winter night.
October 1, 2010. Paprika Pork + white rice.
Love the sauce on rice.
Recipe: Brown the pork. Add tomato sauce w/garlic, basil + 3 tbsp paprika + 1 1/4 cup water. Cover and simmer for 30mins. Add broiled bell peppers, and cook for another 10-15mins.
I love this recipe from The Farm Vegetarian Cookbook; esp. because it doesn't require any exotic ingredients. I could make these at any house in the country w/o a trip to the store!
ever since I discovered that the market downstairs stocks fresh clams, I've been on a roll. here's clams in slightly spicy martini-based (ran out of white wine so any alcohol goes) sauce with cilantro and spring onion. it's easy to make and so yummy.
October 3, 2010. Sticky Five-Spice Short Ribs.
Fall-off-the-bone tender, and so juicy.
Recipe: www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/aida-mollenkamp/sticky-five-s...
Jac cooked honey mustard quail, her first time ever cooking quail. See the blog post: bit.ly/gamefarm-quail
I love making breads better than any other type of cooking. I've been making breads since I was a teenager (that's many decades ago). I never use recipes since I've been doing so for so long.
This bread, with 6 eggs & the addition of soy flour & wheat germ makes for a source of complete protein in the diet. Besides, adding some soy flour makes for a much richer, just slightly nuttier flavour. To me, baked goods with no soy flour added taste bland & flat.