Gallery fundraising project. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/photo-gallery-prints/x/7177433
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Gallery fundraising project
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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.
Monday, February 24, 2014
Black Bean Burger
The Patty
16oz. or 15.5oz of rinse black beans
1/2 cup oats or rice cereal (gluten free)
1 egg
olive oil for pan
S&P to taste or a burger seasoning you like, even cumin is nice.
In food processor put oats or rice cereal in and pulse about 3 times, add half the black beans , egg and seasoning pulse about 6 to 7 times. Add the rest of the beans and oat/rice mixture to a bowl mix thoroughly together and with clean slightly wet hands form 4 patties the place on plate an put in fridge to let them setup about an hour. When ready add olive oil to saute pan on medium heat cook patties 3-4 minutes a side, they should have a slightly brown crisp look.
Your toppings can be what ever would like from cheese, avocado, salsa, onion, pickles, jerk sauce etc..
served on whole wheat buns, romaine lettuce or a gluten free bun.
ENJOY!
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burger,
comfort,
cuisine,
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gluten free,
Recipe,
vegan,
vegetarian
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.
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Chicken Tortellini with Grape Tomatoes and Pesto
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pasta,
pesto,
tomato,
tortellini
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.
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Kasha "Roasted Buckwheat Groats" Honey Sriracha Salad
Kasha or roasted buckwheat groats, have a toasty nutty flavor. Now in the Japanese mythology Kasha is actually a demon who probably is a bit nutty, not only that but he is probably good at roasting nuts. Slovic countries kasha means something similar to porridge.
Honey Sriracha Kasha Salad
1 cups buckwheat kasha medium grain
2 cups chicken broth or veggie broth
2 medium tomatoes fine dice
1/2 cup medium yellow bell peppers
1/2 cucumber fine dice
1/2 cup onion fine dice
1/2 cup cilantro or parsley
1 cup cooked chickpeas
2 Tbsp Honey
2 Tbsp sriracha
1/4 cup lemon juice
Sea salt to taste
bib lettuce for bedding on plate.
1. Heat 2 cups of broth. While you’re waiting for it to come to a boil, toast your buckwheat in dry skillet about 3 minutes or nutty aroma. When the broth reaches a boil, add it carefully to the kasha. Cover and turn the heat very low. Cook until kasha is tender and all liquid is absorbed, 5-10 minutes. Remove from heat, fluff, and allow to cool.
2. Add all chopped vegetables and the chickpeas to the kasha. Mix the lemon juice and remaining ingredients well and add them to the kasha, stirring so that the dressing is distributed evenly. Serve mounded in the center of a large platter, with butternut lettuce leaves. To eat, spoon some of the salad into a lettuce leaf and eat like a taco or burrito.
Honey Sriracha Kasha Salad
1 cups buckwheat kasha medium grain
2 cups chicken broth or veggie broth
2 medium tomatoes fine dice
1/2 cup medium yellow bell peppers
1/2 cucumber fine dice
1/2 cup onion fine dice
1/2 cup cilantro or parsley
1 cup cooked chickpeas
2 Tbsp Honey
2 Tbsp sriracha
1/4 cup lemon juice
Sea salt to taste
bib lettuce for bedding on plate.
1. Heat 2 cups of broth. While you’re waiting for it to come to a boil, toast your buckwheat in dry skillet about 3 minutes or nutty aroma. When the broth reaches a boil, add it carefully to the kasha. Cover and turn the heat very low. Cook until kasha is tender and all liquid is absorbed, 5-10 minutes. Remove from heat, fluff, and allow to cool.
2. Add all chopped vegetables and the chickpeas to the kasha. Mix the lemon juice and remaining ingredients well and add them to the kasha, stirring so that the dressing is distributed evenly. Serve mounded in the center of a large platter, with butternut lettuce leaves. To eat, spoon some of the salad into a lettuce leaf and eat like a taco or burrito.
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.
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Chocolate Avocado Pudding
Here is a recipe I came across in a magazine I cannot recall what magazine it was but if you know please leave a comment. I do know who to credit for this recipe though since I remembered to write her name down. "Ellie Krieger, host of the Food Network show Healthy Appetite."
Chocolate Avocado Pudding
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Chocolate Avocado Pudding
2 large avocados, pitted and peeled
1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
6 Tbsp. honey
1/4 cup skim milk
1 tsp. vanilla extract
1 tsp. instant coffee or espresso powder
Toasted coconut flakes, for garnish
Orange zest, for garnish
Flaky sea salt, for garnish.
Using a food processor fitted with a metal blade, blend avocados, cocoa powder, honey, milk, vanilla, and instant coffee until completely smooth, then chill, covered, in a refrigerator at least 30 minutes and up to 4 bowls and garnish with coconut, zest, and sea salt
Makes 4 servings. Active time: 5 minutes Total time: 35 minutes
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Chocolate,
cocoa,
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Ellie Krieger,
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orange,
pudding,
sea salt,
vanilla,
zest
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.
Monday, February 3, 2014
Looking for a Personal Chef
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I have worked in the culinary field for 28 years in 2002 I expanded my culinary knowledge at Le Cordon Bleu, I work at Walt Disney World and then worked for a small family owned restaurant where I...
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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.
Sunday, January 12, 2014
Food for all Those Hungry Stars at The Golden Globes.
As I was watching the Golden Globes I saw Julia Louis-Dreyfus eating a hot dog and thought what the hell, a hot dog? So I looked it up and this is what they are really eating. From CBS NEWS:
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First of all plenty of alcohol. Fact Golden Globes is the only award show where guest get drinks.
More at CBS NEWSIt starts off with an appetizer trio of grilled eggplant with sundried tomato and pine nut hummus on seared tomato; mini sweet pepper with feta cheese, pomegranate, herbs and California olive oil on grilled pita; and grilled artichoke on multigrain tabbouleh and tahini.Mediterranean spice-crusted braised beef short rib and sauteed smoked filet of Atlantic sea trout are on the menu for the entree, with spinach sweet corn ragout and light cream of tomato dill sauce. And after dinner comes a mango dessert on almond sponge cake with creme anglaise.
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Golden Globes 2014 Best and Worst Dressed (PHOTOS)
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awards,
cuisine,
food,
golden globes,
Matt Damon,
Tina Fey
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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