This is made of only mushroom and onion, and so good !
Easy everyday cooking for busy me :) I cook Japanese, Italian, Chinese, French, Vietnamese, Thai, Mexican and Indian.
Friday, July 30, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
Lentil Curry
Lentil curry is eaten as sauce on top of rice in India.
Yogurt is another common sauce for rice.
My favorite is yogurt and pickled lemon mixed thoroughly with white rice.
How to make :
- Boil lentil and add your favorite vegetable and salt in the end.
- You can flavor it with spiced oil.
Yogurt is another common sauce for rice.
My favorite is yogurt and pickled lemon mixed thoroughly with white rice.
Dahl (Lentil) |
How to make :
- Boil lentil and add your favorite vegetable and salt in the end.
- You can flavor it with spiced oil.
Baby Taro Curry
I didn't know that Baby Taro (Sato-imo in Japanese) is used in Indian curry till last week when I first time tried it in an Indian restaurant.
I improvised it today, and turned out to be yummy !
Pealing baby taro is a bit of work since it's slippery and makes hands itchy.
After microwave taros for 1 min in microwave, pealing them becomes much easier.
I improvised it today, and turned out to be yummy !
Pealing baby taro is a bit of work since it's slippery and makes hands itchy.
After microwave taros for 1 min in microwave, pealing them becomes much easier.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Fried Rice and Seaweed Soup
Key point of Chinese cooking is to stir each ingredient separately and mix them in the end.
Don't try to cook multiple ingredients together !
Don't try to cook multiple ingredients together !
Friday, July 23, 2010
Beet Route Salad
Boil a beet route and put on sour cream sauce.
You can microwave whole beet route in stead of boiling.
You can microwave whole beet route in stead of boiling.
Steamed Chicken with Green Onion Sauce (鶏の葱ソース)
This is a summer dish in the sense of how it's made and how it tastes.
Steam chicken in microwave and put heavily ginger + onion flavored sauce.
I recently read in a magazine that marinating in salt makes meat tender and juicy.
鶏肉を電子レンジで蒸して塩葱ソースでいただきます。
蒸し煮にしてもいいようです。
作るのも食べるのも汗をかかないですむので、夏にはうってつけの一品。
最近雑誌で読んだところ、肉は塩に一日以上つけると柔らかくなり、味も良くなるようです。
What you need:
- Chicken (thigh meet) 鶏肉(腿肉が一番美味しいかな?)
- Ginger (graded) (生姜、卸す)
- Green Onion (葱)
- Onion (graded) (玉ねぎ、卸す)
- Sake (酒)
- Salt (塩)
- Olive oil or some sort of flavored oil(オリーブオイル、葱オイルなど香りの良いもの)
How to make :
1: Marinate chicken to sake, ginger, and salt for 30 min.(鶏肉を酒、生姜、塩につける)
2: Steam chicken.(鶏肉を蒸す)
3: Mix graded ginger, graded onion, sake, salt, oil and juice from chicken.(生姜、卸玉葱、酒、塩、オイルと蒸したときに出た肉汁を混ぜ、ソースを作る)
4: Put chicken in the above sauce, and marinate in fridge till it's chilled.(鶏肉をソースにつけ、冷蔵庫で寝かせる)
5: Garnish with green onion.(葱を散らして完成)
Steam chicken in microwave and put heavily ginger + onion flavored sauce.
I recently read in a magazine that marinating in salt makes meat tender and juicy.
鶏肉を電子レンジで蒸して塩葱ソースでいただきます。
蒸し煮にしてもいいようです。
作るのも食べるのも汗をかかないですむので、夏にはうってつけの一品。
最近雑誌で読んだところ、肉は塩に一日以上つけると柔らかくなり、味も良くなるようです。
What you need:
- Chicken (thigh meet) 鶏肉(腿肉が一番美味しいかな?)
- Ginger (graded) (生姜、卸す)
- Green Onion (葱)
- Onion (graded) (玉ねぎ、卸す)
- Sake (酒)
- Salt (塩)
- Olive oil or some sort of flavored oil(オリーブオイル、葱オイルなど香りの良いもの)
How to make :
1: Marinate chicken to sake, ginger, and salt for 30 min.(鶏肉を酒、生姜、塩につける)
2: Steam chicken.(鶏肉を蒸す)
3: Mix graded ginger, graded onion, sake, salt, oil and juice from chicken.(生姜、卸玉葱、酒、塩、オイルと蒸したときに出た肉汁を混ぜ、ソースを作る)
4: Put chicken in the above sauce, and marinate in fridge till it's chilled.(鶏肉をソースにつけ、冷蔵庫で寝かせる)
5: Garnish with green onion.(葱を散らして完成)
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Beef Steak with Garlic Rice
American beef is tough compared to Japanese beef.
I should have diced beef before baked it.
Garlic rice with scrambled egg is my favorite company along with beef steak.
I should have diced beef before baked it.
Garlic rice with scrambled egg is my favorite company along with beef steak.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Wine Steam Clam
Steam clams in a pan with a lot of white wine, garlic and tomato.
Add lemon and cilantro if you like.
Add lemon and cilantro if you like.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Monday, July 5, 2010
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