Showing posts with label vegetarian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vegetarian. Show all posts

Friday, August 27, 2010

Sheryl Fruit Salad


I named this fruit salad Sheryl because she is a vegetarian and Gregg's cousin from Canada. I made this for her, I use simple dressing, just Olive Oil, Garlic salt, coarse black pepper and chopped mint. Most of the fruit were from our backyard, the cherry and sungold tomatoes, figs and grapes. Easy to make and save lots of money here, delicious too.

Recipe:-

Grapefruit (section)
Cherry tomatoes
Figs
Green grapes
Roma tomatoes
Chopped Fresh peppermint

Dressing:-

Extra Virgin Olive Oil (Evoo)
Garlic Salt
Coarse black pepper


"Anda Boleh"

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Light Tofu Sandwich

Honestly, I seldom make sandwiches cos I dont like cold sandwich. Therefore, I am making warm hot sandwich with warm tofu and cheese. I have a one foot long white roll in the freezer for more than a month. That triggers me to make a warm sandwich, quick and easy for lunch. Oh, Gregg loves it.... yummy. Good to eat with a hot warm tomato soup.

Ingredients:-

Shredded Morzarella Cheese - your choice
Romaine Lettuce - handful
Shallot - slice one whole shallot
Firm Tofu - few slices
BBQ sauce & Ketchup
Garlic salt & Black Pepper

Method:-

1. Preheat the oven at 375.
2. Brush olive oil on the both side of the roll (split open) and sprinkle very little garlic salt and ground black pepper on top. Prebake for 2 min. Then take out.
3. Lay some morzarella cheese on the prebake roll, add *sauteed tofu and shallots, add chopped lettuce and cover again with more morzarella cheese on top. Squeeze some ketchup and bbq sauce on top.
4. Bake until the cheese melted, say about 3-5 min. Serve hot.

* To sautee tofu and shallots, just add little oil on a pan and sprinkle some black pepper. Stir for 2-3 min on medium heat.

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Healthy stewed Mushrooms


I remember my Mom loves to cook the dried shitake mushrooms with meat and vegetables. It tastes so good with steamed Jasmine rice. For chinese, dried mushrooms are a delicacy and luxurious food. We prepared them in many ways, but this time, it is my way!  You can actually get those dried mushrooms at the Asian market. You can keep these mushrooms for a long long time, in cool area cabinet or freezer. Anyway, you have to soften the dried mushrooms in a hot boiling water, for a faster process. Or else, you have to soak the mushrooms over nite with hot water. I made stewed dried mushrooms this time, it is comparable with other comfort food in the States, meaning easy to prepare and can eat for few days but Healthy, Easy and Delicious! Just throw everything into a pot and let it cook until the sauce is reduced to little thick. Lets get started!

Ingredients:-

2 handful Dried Mushrooms - soften and cut
5 slice Young ginger
2 Chilis (can substitute with dried chilis)
Half Onions - chunk
4 Whole garlic - peeled and smashed
1 cup Soy sauce
1/4 cup Cooking wine
2 Tablespoon Sugar
3 cups water (from soaking the mushrooms)

Method:-

1. Put all the ingredients in a non-stick pot. Dont cover! and cook on medium heat.
2. Let it boil and simmer until you can see the sauce is thickening, not too thick tho. Some gravy for yuor steamed rice.

Ps: you can use slow cooker, but use less water.

"Selamat Mencuba"