Posts Tagged ‘asian’

Teriyaki salmon

Inspired by the fish soup and the teriyaki method of cooking I’ve liked so much in meat I decided to try it on fish. The method is actually quite simple, you marinate the fish (fillet) in a sauce based on soya sauce and then you grill it. What I did not knew was how to use the remaining marinade to make some delicious soy noodles (inspired from here).

Teriyaki salmon

Teriyaki salmon

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Fish soup

The dream

I was visiting some friends. They has a house with white walls textured like in old houses. It felt like I was in southern France and the house was surrounded by hills. They had a wooden table with lion legs and they wanted me to cook for them. So I started to inspect their long and narrow kitchen. I searched the fridge, there was none. On the cooking table there was a fish. I my mind I knew, I had to do a fish soup. I started boiling water, cutting vegetables then I realized I did not had everything I needed. Yet the ingredients where all there: ginger, onion, noodles. I took my bicycle on a long S-shaped road along the hills covered with olives searching for … the missing piece, curcuma… I woke up.

Fish soup

Fish soup

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Laksa soup

O reteta care m-a urmarit ceva timp. Am gasit-o de nenumarate ori pe net, apoi aici si aici si in sfarsit am gasit si filmul asta. N-am mai rezistat asa ca iata ce-am facut, cu multumiri datatorilor de inspiratie.

Laksa soup

Laksa soup

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Supa de taitei de orez cu rosii

O reteta un pic diferita. In engleza ar fi: tomato noodle soup asa ca accept idei de traducere mai bune. Nu prea exista retete de noodles fara carne dar vroiam ceva de post. Asa ca iata:

Tomatoes noodles soup

Tomatoes noodles soup

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Frigarui marinate

O idee care mi-a venit citind un post apetisant despre Yakitori.

Frigarui

Frigarui

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Mancare chinezeasca: pui cu urechi de lemn

In ultimele saptamani n-am prea avut timp sa fac de mancare asa ca mi s-a parut foarte interesanta provocarea lui Rodiq de a folosi ingredientele chinezesti: urechi de lemn, bambus si sos de soia gasite, culmea, in Bucuresti.

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26.09.2008 – orez prajit, legume si pui cu curry

Vineri:

Pork #1

Asta e o reteta care a pornit de la ingredientele pe care le aveam la dispozitie asa ca nici n-are un nume. E inspirata din varii mancaruri chinezesti pe care le gasesti la cap toti “traiteur asiatique” din zona unde stateam la Paris.

Ingrediente

  • 3 bucati de ceafa de porc taiate initial pentru friptura
  • o ceapa de apa
  • boabe de mustar
  • o lingura de curry, sos de soia
  • stafide negre mari
  • baza de orez. Pentru 2 portii am folosit 1/2 cana de orez.

Metoda

  • se face orezul. Eu il spal bine si-l pun in 4x apa in clocot cu sare si cuisoare si apoi il spal si strecor daca mai e cazul.
  • se taie ceapa firisoare. Pentru asta se taie rondele foarte subtiri care apoi se desfac.
  • carnea se taie in bucati subtiri si lunguiete
  • in ulei se prajeste ceapa 50% apoi se adauga boabe de mustar, carnea si un pic de curry
  • la sfarsit se adauga sos de soia (daca este sarat nu trebuie pusa sare inainte) si stafide negre si se mai lasa 5 minute
  • se serveste peste baza de orez

29.03.2008 “japanese”

Totul a pornit de la plimbarea de dimineata cu bicicleta spre Mihailesti. La intoarcere, in timp ce pedalam impotriva vantului, am inceput sa ma gandesc la supa de loboda pe care mi-o doresc de cateva zile si la loboda deja cumparata. In mod foarte ciudat asociatia imediata a fost cu o supa din alge mancata intr-un restaurant japonez asa ca meniul era deja gata la trecerea prin Bragadiru:

Menu du jour

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  • sushi cu ghimbirul pus la murat cu o saptamana inainte si care e mai roz decat la cealalta incercare. Cred ca depinde cat de subtire tai ghimbirul.

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  • parca lipsea vinul cel rosu si dulce pentru sushi in rest totul perfect

Pickled ginger

Even since the sushi recipe I wanted to prepare the missing ingredient, pickled ginger. Since ginger is now available I first tried to pickle it a few months ago. Since then I found multiple uses for it, either as a refreshing inter-meal or in salads, especially the sweet, spicy vinegar as a base for the salad sauce.

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Ingredients

  • 1 ginger root (rhisome)
  • 2/3 cups of sugar
  • 1 cup of vinegar
  • salt

Preparation

  • wash and peal the ginger
  • thin slice the ginger
  • salt the slices and leave them for 1h
  • boil the vinegar and sugar and pour over the ginger slices
  • let it cool down and then store it in the fridge. I think it can last for up to 6 months in this way. I am still using pickled ginger from 3 months ago.

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Extra note: a few hours after, the ginger and the liquid gets a pink nuance. This is quite good. I fact I was hopping for more but I think the variation I had was using some kind of color ingredient for a stronger pink.

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