"Cooking is like love. It should be entered into with abandon or not at all"
Harriet Van Horne
Harriet Van Horne
This week I have a theme of which I am proud of, and that theme is cooking. To know the men in my life is to know brilliant cooks, cooking for them is a daunting, nerve wracking experience, but I have vowed to overcome it and join in on the fun. So this week I am super proud of the dishes I created all on my own.
- Buddha's Delight, a Chinese vegetarian dish that traditionally includes 18 varieties of vegetable to represent the 18 Buddhas.
- Steamed whole Barramundi with ginger and shallots. A whole fish seems such a treat, but it's actually really easy, especially if you leave the gutting and scaling to your local fish monger.
Cooking a traditional Vietnamese stock for the almighty Phố from scratch. Three days of boiling and toiling paid off with a deliciously aromatic stock, the perfect background for the fresh herbs and powerful flavours of the offal.
Creating juicy juicy Thai style Gai Yang (ไก่ย่าง). BBQ chicken wings, which were cooked outdoors over the coals as part of the Phố extravaganza.
Making Thai style fish cakes from scratch as part of the Phố feast.
wow what a menu very impressive you need to open a restaurant
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that quote - it's exactly how I feel about food! And doesn't your cooking look awesome!?! :-) Yummy hope you loved it.
ReplyDeleteLooks tasty
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, what a feast! i love pho!! the only thing i've gotten around to cooking this week is brownies. :)
ReplyDeleteHoly moley! You are quite a chef! Buddah's feast looks especially appealing to me but everything looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteyoure UP this thursday at MizFit!!
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