This will be my first post in the "Expanding Your Pantry" series of posts.
Asian greens: Chinese broccoli also called Gai Lan, Baby Bok Choy or Pan Choi and Choy Sum
The Chinese have been using greens for food and medicine since the fifth century. Greens contain a variety of vitamins and minerals, potassium, calcium, magnesium, beta-carotene, vitamin C, folate, and other B vitamins.
Great for the immune system. Valuable nutrients are best obtained when greens are eaten raw, microwaved or stir-fried.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Expanding your pantry; Asian Greens
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Whiskey Onions
Okay here is one of my favorite complements to red meat, pork, or wild game. Whiskey Onion recipe is so good I make it every time I grill. I even make Whiskey Onions when I make meat loaf for my Whiskey Onion Meat Loaf.
What you need.
5 to 6 onions about 1 lb each Vadalia onions are my favorite for this recipe
3/4 cup of red wine
1 cup whiskey what ever brand you like.
1/2 cup brown sugar
2 Tablespoons Dijon mustard
1 Tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
salt and pepper to taste
2 Tablespoons butter
2 Tablespoons oil
1. Slice your onions as thin as you like then in a large pan melt your butter and add the oil. Then add your onions and carmelize on medium heat to a deep brown but not burn onion.
2. When you got the onions to a nice color add rest of you ingredients. Reduce the Whiskey and wine to almost nothing.
Now you have a great onion side for steak, burgers, chops. You can also take and add the onions to a favorite meatloaf recipe.
Couple other things you can add to the Whiskey Onions
1. Jalapeno's add about 1 to 3 or if you like heat add more
2. Mushrooms
Add both while carmelizing onions
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Welcome To Your House Cooking
Welcome to Your House Cooking, this is a blog that will be dedicated to food and cooking classes. I will be sharing recipes and classes that I have taught plus much more about food. I am currently working on scheduling classes with clients and will update an post any new news as it comes.
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Chef and social media addict. I cook, tweet, blog, read, joke, teach. I feel like a Gypsy at times and enjoy giving back. Currently a truck driver wanting to get back to my culinary field.
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