I joined my other half on a hunt one morning. He caught a rabbit, which we ate for supper. While he cleaned it, I made some croutons out of some stale bread and made some home made rolls. It was the first time eating rabbit for both of us, and I'd definitely try it again. For those of you wondering, rabbit is a red meat. I wouldn't BBQ it again - the legs were too tough. We took the leftovers and made pulled teriyaki rabbit the next day, which was much better!
Showing posts with label healthy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label healthy. Show all posts
Tuesday, 22 October 2013
Tuesday, 8 October 2013
Fresh Spring Rolls
I watched a demonstration in the store and was inspired to try to make these Vietnamese fresh veggie spring rolls. They weren't as good as his, but it was a fun experience!
Just another burger and a salad
Salad: baby romaine, cucumber, tomato, feta cheese, pecans, and avocado topped with a raspberry walnut vinaigrette.
Burger: BBQ sauce, onion, ketchup, tomato and avocado on a home made beef patty.
Burger: BBQ sauce, onion, ketchup, tomato and avocado on a home made beef patty.
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Sunday, 29 September 2013
Avocado-Tomato Salad and a Burger
A simple salad of diced fresh avocado and tomato (from my garden) with fresh-squeeze lemon juice and a sprinkle of salt.
The burger is topped with BBQ sauce, onion, a cheese blend including asiago, and ketchup on a home made patty.
When I make hamburgers patties, I usually use the following ingredient (but I don't measure - sorry!):
- ground beef (lean)
- Worcestershire sauce
- onion powder or puréed onion
- garlic powder or crushed garlic
- an egg, to bind them
For every pound of beef, I make three burgers, on average.
Saturday, 27 July 2013
Baked Kale Chips
Three simple ingredients: kale, oil, salt.
I had never tried kale, except maybe mixed into a salad at a bistro, but recently, my colleague brought in some highly addictive tortilla chips purchased at Costco that include kale in the mix of "healthy" ingredients. Since I found them quite tasty, I got up the nerve to try a "crunchy granola" recipe: baked kale chips.
The verdict? Surprisingly edible - that mystery flavour I enjoyed in the tortilla chips has been identified, and am willing to try again some time. Admittedly, my spouse wasn't pleased with the smell of freshly baked kale, and refused to try any.
I had never tried kale, except maybe mixed into a salad at a bistro, but recently, my colleague brought in some highly addictive tortilla chips purchased at Costco that include kale in the mix of "healthy" ingredients. Since I found them quite tasty, I got up the nerve to try a "crunchy granola" recipe: baked kale chips.
The verdict? Surprisingly edible - that mystery flavour I enjoyed in the tortilla chips has been identified, and am willing to try again some time. Admittedly, my spouse wasn't pleased with the smell of freshly baked kale, and refused to try any.
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