Repeated ... Asian Themed Dishes
I've been craving sushi again ... and you know what THAT means.
I make a bunch of my favourite Chinese and Japanese dishes, take pictures of them and share them with you all.
Okonomiyaki (Japanese cabbage pancake) - I diced some fake crab legs (surimi) and added it to the pancake mixture. The cooked strips of bacon are added to the top of the pancake before it's flipped over and the top is cooked. I'm wrapping the two I made and freezing them away for future meals.
Szechuan shrimp and broccoli over longevity lo mein noodles - 3/4 of a pound of white Pacific shrimp in a spicy sweet and sour type sauce. I bought a bundle of broccoli cheap (88 cents). It was most mostly stem and very little florette so I threw in all the florettes and froze some of the stem for vegetable stock.
Sticky Asian drumsticks
Sushi hand rolls (temaki sushi) - A shiso (perilla) leaf gives these hand rolls a great fresh flavour. And they're so inexpensive. Cook up a cup of sushi rice and you have enough rice for 8-10 hand rolls.
All you need is a drizzle of soy sauce before devouring these beauties.
I make a bunch of my favourite Chinese and Japanese dishes, take pictures of them and share them with you all.
Okonomiyaki (Japanese cabbage pancake) - I diced some fake crab legs (surimi) and added it to the pancake mixture. The cooked strips of bacon are added to the top of the pancake before it's flipped over and the top is cooked. I'm wrapping the two I made and freezing them away for future meals.
Szechuan shrimp and broccoli over longevity lo mein noodles - 3/4 of a pound of white Pacific shrimp in a spicy sweet and sour type sauce. I bought a bundle of broccoli cheap (88 cents). It was most mostly stem and very little florette so I threw in all the florettes and froze some of the stem for vegetable stock.
Sticky Asian drumsticks
Sushi hand rolls (temaki sushi) - A shiso (perilla) leaf gives these hand rolls a great fresh flavour. And they're so inexpensive. Cook up a cup of sushi rice and you have enough rice for 8-10 hand rolls.
All you need is a drizzle of soy sauce before devouring these beauties.