Skillet Stew
2 Boneless Chicken Breasts
7 Carrots
7 Potatoes
2 Large Yellow Sweet Onions
6 Cloves garlic
1 Bottle Kikkoman Teriyaki baste-barbeque
Instruction:
Slice onions using mandolin type slicer. Sauté until the onions caramelize then finely chop using chopper. Roast garlic for 30 minutes in oven at 350 degrees (in butter and olive oil-do not burn). Mince with garlic press, and add to onion mixture. Take a large skillet and add 2 table spoons olive oil- heat. Slice potatoes and carrots but keep separate.
Thoroughly salt and pepper potatoes after slicing and add to skillet-add onion and garlic mixture. Continuously toss potatoes and onion-garlic mixture-potatoes should begin to brown and soften. Add sliced carrots-reduce heat, cover and simmer until carrots soften at least one hour-stir occasionally.
Season chicken with salt and pepper, cube, and stir fry. Add Chicken to other pan. Liberally fold in Kikkoman Barbeque-Baste sauce. Simmer until sauce permeates entire mixture.
Serve
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Friday, January 29, 2010
Pork Fried Rice
Pork Fried Rice
Ingredients:
Fresh Ginger
Fresh Garlic
½ pound roasted pork-finely diced
2 small eggs
3 green onions
1 small Vidalia onion
3 tablespoons soy sauce
1 tablespoon oyster sauce
1 carrot-thinly sliced
½ cut bamboo shoots
Table spoon Sesame oil
2 cups minute rice
Cooking:
A head of time cook rice-I use minute rice-nuked in the micro wave about 5 minutes following instructions on the back of the box. I usually use chicken bullion instead of water. Fluff it and set it aside to dry-overnight is best.
Heat oil in a Wok or Cast Iron skillet. I use canola oil-Grate with a micro planner ¼ of a cup fresh Garlic and Ginger (each). I also grate the Vidalia onion at this time. This will infuse the oil with a sweet (from the onion) complex sugary taste (make sure it caramelizes). This should remove the need to add much sugar at the end. Next in I add the carrots and give them about a minute to cook-then its time to add the egg and cook until it is well scrambled. Then I add the pork, green onion, and bamboo shoots.
After this cooks about a minute, it is time to add the rice. Slowly incorporate the rice in the Wok and toss gently. Add dashes of Soy Sauce to taste and at the end, the table spoon of Sesame oil. Lastly fold in about a table spoon of Oyster sauce- serve immediately.
Enjoy!
Ingredients:
Fresh Ginger
Fresh Garlic
½ pound roasted pork-finely diced
2 small eggs
3 green onions
1 small Vidalia onion
3 tablespoons soy sauce
1 tablespoon oyster sauce
1 carrot-thinly sliced
½ cut bamboo shoots
Table spoon Sesame oil
2 cups minute rice
Cooking:
A head of time cook rice-I use minute rice-nuked in the micro wave about 5 minutes following instructions on the back of the box. I usually use chicken bullion instead of water. Fluff it and set it aside to dry-overnight is best.
Heat oil in a Wok or Cast Iron skillet. I use canola oil-Grate with a micro planner ¼ of a cup fresh Garlic and Ginger (each). I also grate the Vidalia onion at this time. This will infuse the oil with a sweet (from the onion) complex sugary taste (make sure it caramelizes). This should remove the need to add much sugar at the end. Next in I add the carrots and give them about a minute to cook-then its time to add the egg and cook until it is well scrambled. Then I add the pork, green onion, and bamboo shoots.
After this cooks about a minute, it is time to add the rice. Slowly incorporate the rice in the Wok and toss gently. Add dashes of Soy Sauce to taste and at the end, the table spoon of Sesame oil. Lastly fold in about a table spoon of Oyster sauce- serve immediately.
Enjoy!
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