Showing posts with label rice:brown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rice:brown. Show all posts

Tuesday, 25 October 2011

Pickled Cabbage Rolls with Mushroom & Brown Rice Stuffing / Beetroot Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting / Chicken Katsu Don



Blog Post & Recipe: Pickled Cabbage Rolls with Mushroom and Brown Rice Stuffing


This is the vegan version of the Romanian traditional dish "sarmale" which usually contains ground pork/beef meat.


Blog Post & Recipe: Beetroot cake with cream cheese frosting


The recipe is based on Joanne Chang’s classic carrot cake recipe from Flour. If you don’t like beetroot, make it with carrot, and be sure to make it in your favourite baking pan.


Blog Post & Recipe: Chicken Katsu Don


My mom always make Chicken Katsu with chicken tenders so that’s how I make it, but you can use chicken breasts or thighs. If you use chicken breasts, make sure to cut each piece thin so it will cook faster ... Even though you don’t like deep frying, shallow deep frying is less scary and the easiest way to deep fry.



Tuesday, 9 August 2011

Zucchinis & Tomatoes Stuffed with Ground Lamb / Rabbit Stew / Brown Rice, Courgettes & Mint + Roast Plums with Star Anise & Vanilla Cream



Recipe: Zucchinis and Tomatoes Stuffed With Ground Lamb


Mix ground lamb, pine nuts, ground cumin, cinnamons, onion, garlic, and ginger. Loosely stuff the zucchinis and tomatoes with lamb filling.


Blog Post & Recipe: Rabbit stew with apparition of Dave Brock


I'll tell you what else is 'underrated' apart from Elvis, Stereolab, and Radiohead: Rabbit stew. Actually Rabbit isn't 'underrated' at all, rabbit is probably appreciated about as much as it deserves. It's all right, it's just not as nice as fillet steak.


Article & Recipes: Nigel Slater's brown rice and roast plum recipes


Within 15 minutes of starting a classic arborio or carnaroli rice risotto you can feel the grains start to soften. Using brown, round grain rice, I sometimes feel as if I am stirring forever before the grains become silent in the pan – it does take almost twice the time to soften, but the extra time involved for the nubby texture and the way you can scoop up the surrounding sauce with a spoon is worth it.

Brown rice, courgettes and mint ... Roast plums with star anise and vanilla cream



Friday, 29 July 2011

Sweet Potato & Brown Rice Salad / Zucchini Silver Dollars / How to Roast Your Own Coffee Beans



Recipe: Sweet potato and brown rice salad


A rustic, nutty little salad I make often.


Blog Post & Recipe: Zucchini Silver Dollars


Growing up, my mother made these frequently – sometimes as a side dish that she served with grilled fish or as a little “nibble” served with cocktails. So, in honor of the current zucchini “bonanza” I pulled this recipe out and decided to give it a bit of a face lift.


Blog Post & Recipe: How to Roast Your Own Coffee Beans


For those of you who just want to test the waters and keep it simple, I am happy to report that you need nothing more than a heavy pan, green coffee beans, and a wooden spoon. Oh, and an exhaust fan: coffee is a spitting, steam-producing dragon in the kitchen, and good ventilation is an absolute must.



Sunday, 8 May 2011

Roasted Ruby Fruits / Savoy Cabbage Rolls with Golden Chanterelle & Brown Rice Filling & Cranberry Sauce / Meat-Free Barbecue Ideas



Blog Post & Recipe: Roasted Ruby Fruits (this blog has a weirdly huge header. Scroll down)


Like a lot of our [Australian] native fruits the Rosella is under utilised despite it's deliciousness ...

A bunch of lovely red rhubarb- I know there are green varieties, but I think the red is prettier
A punnet or two of strawberries
A handful of raspberries
A cup of Rosella petals


Blog Post & Recipe: Savoy cabbage rolls with golden chanterelle and brown rice filling and cranberry sauce


Together with brown rice I've used dried golden chanterelles, those beautiful mushrooms you would see at every market stall in Finland around August ... I've flavoured the filling with some of those beautiful herbs I got from the garden - thyme, rosemary and oregano, but you could use any dry or fresh herbs you have available.


Blog Post & Recipes: Meat-free barbecues


A meat-free barbecue will seem a gloomy prospect to many. After all, it is hard to muster much enthusiasm for the average veggie burger – so grey and miserable that it resembles nothing more than a slice of Wednesday ... The essential point is not to try to replicate meaty barbecue favourites such as burgers and sausages ... and instead attempt a different way of cooking altogether.

Roasted Butternut Squash with Burnt Aubergine and Pomegranate Molasses ... tamarind seitan kebabs ... smoky miso tofu ... roasted parsnips with caper vinaigrette ... miniature napoleons with aubergine creme



Monday, 25 April 2011

Roasted Garlic / Savoury Brown Rice Balls with Olives & Herbs / 5 Mushroom Recipes



Blog Post & Recipe: Roasted Garlic (WFMW)


Instead of using raw garlic in the recipes, I just substitute roasted garlic. Seems simple, right? It is!


Blog Post & Recipe: SAVORY BROWN RICE BALLS WITH OLIVES + HERBS


Using brown rice and herbs seems a healthy and modern twist on classic, Italian "Arancini," a Sicilian dish meaning "little orange" which dates back to the 10th century.


Recipes: Feast Your Eyes


So, this week, we thought we'd have a close look at the eye-catching submissions for Your Best Mushrooms ...

Balthazar Cream of Mushroom Soup by pickyin ... Mushroom Ramen by thirschfeld ... Goat Cheese, Pancetta, and Chive Stuffed Mushrooms by Spoonwithme ... Sautéed hen of the woods and king trumpet mushrooms with garlic and fresh thyme by nettleandquince ... Homemade Porcini Fettucini with Creamy Wild Mushroom Sauce by yuko



Tuesday, 26 May 2009

Carrot salad. Lettuce Cake. Brown rice in the Oven.



Recipe: Carrot salad with chilli, mint and coriander


The carrots are really just a vehicle for the dressing, aromatic herbs and punchy chilli. These are the flavours your wine needs to worry about.


Blog Post & Recipe: Spiced Lettuce Cake Bars


The cake bars are pretty good, and you wouldn’t know that they have lettuce in them unless someone directly told you or you didn’t get a great “shred” and a few big pieces slipped into the batter. They’re moist and soft, with a good balance of chewiness and tenderness.


Article: Brown rice often cooks better in oven


Q . What method can I use to prepare brown rice so that it will be tender and fluffy? When I cook it, it always comes out very sticky.

A . Tender and fluffy might be asking a little too much of brown rice. Each and every rice kernel in your pot is encased in a straitjacket of rice bran. There's simply not much room for expansion in there.

It's not fair to ask brown rice to be white rice. Let brown rice be itself -- a chewy, nutty, highly nutritious whole grain with a personality of its own -- and save yourself the disappointment.

That doesn't mean you need to settle for the sticky, glutinous rice you've been turning out. There is a relatively foolproof way of dealing with this recalcitrant grain ...