Whenever I am stressed out, I cook and bake.
My late mother-in-law, Madam Bistra loved to cook baby potatoes this way:
Shallow fry in butter and oil mixture in a deep saucepan, and then seasoned to taste, and garnished with chopped dill.
My late mother-in-law, Madam Bistra loved to cook baby potatoes this way:
Shallow fry in butter and oil mixture in a deep saucepan, and then seasoned to taste, and garnished with chopped dill.
Baby Potatoes with Dill |
Quite some time ago, I ransacked my cupboard and found a packet of savoiardi so I slaved over the stove and made proper zabaglione, like how it should be.
And there you go, my tiramisu.
The secret of not soggy savoiardi is this:
Count 1 2 3.
Dunk the savoiardi at the count of 1, and by the count of 3 it has to be up.
Classic Tiramisu |
The linguine recipe is innovated from Mario Batali's.
I fell in love with Mario Batali after dining at his restaurant in Singapore with my husband.
Eh?
Yes, you read it correct. :)
My husband bought me Mario's recipe book so I tried this out.
Linguine with lemon and parsley (and mushrooms and bacon) |
I only like two types of dried pasta: linguine and fusili.
Give me capellini and I will raise two of my hands up and surrender.
Here is my attempt on fusili pomodoro.
(There were meat inside. Ground beef.)
Fusili Pomodoro |
When I have leftover ingredients, a bit of this, and a bit of that.
I will make salad, hubby's favourite.
or
Couscous.
Here is my salad served with homemade honey vinegar mustard dressing.
Salad Gila |
And.
When everything seems so wrong.
So, so wrong.
I have those days, you know. Especially this year. And they say, this year is a very good year for the boar. Nonsense! Not true at all.
I bake brownies.
My numero uno comfort food.
Brownies |
And if I happen to wake up early, I woosh down the kitchen and prepare fried eggs for my husband.
This is very rare, as my husband prepares breakfast for me usually. Not the other way round.
Lucky, eh? :)
Fried eggs |
When time is at stake, and I do not want to oil up my kitchen, this is what I do.
Poached chicken in ginger garlic broth and served with wasabi lime dressing, innovated from Donna Hay's.
I love her very much too.
Donna Hay's Poached Chicken with Wasabi Lime Dressing |
That is all from me.
Today is a good day :)
Two blog posts in a day!
You've gotta be kidding me.
Go all out and get a lottery ticket. You might get lucky. :)
When was the last time you saw me posting two blog posts in a day?
3 comments:
All look so yummy.
Your hubby could give mine a few tips ;-) Mine is never up before me to cook brekkie.
thank you, ez vina :)
the yum list: lol! :) anytime! :)
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