Showing posts with label South Eastern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South Eastern. Show all posts

Monday, June 21, 2010

key01-yaaBirthday Dinner Review

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It was my Birthday last month.
I have been too busy to post up photos and recipes for my Birthday dinner.
I invited 8 people to the dinner that night, and spent hours in the kitchen to prepare the meal.
That night, we had a 3 course dinner in South East Asian theme.

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First, we have mango salad with Vietnamese sausage and fried tofu.
I made the dressing with fish sauce, lime along with fried shallot oil.

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Second course, I prepared my family famous recipe Burmese Coconut Chicken noodle soup.
The soup base taste like a enlighten curry chicken sauce.
I used spaghetti instead of the tradition oiled noodle, which I believe it is healthier.
I topped it with fried onion for some crispy texture, hard boil egg for the richness and coriander for fragrance.

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Another plate was also serving as a main course.
I made roasted lemon grass pork tender loin and pineapple fried rice.
The pork tender loin was my first time recipe.
They did not turn out as good as I expected, I was a little disappointed with that.
But at least I have got the fried rice done right.
I was using canned pineapple and sausage that I just pick up in the supermarket.
I pre-made them and kept them warm in the rice cooker until I needed them.
For a final touch, I added Malaysian pork floss to balance with the pineapple.
It was the first time that I did not prepare dessert for dinner.
I was really running out of time working on all this first time recipes.
Glad my thoughtful friends bought me 2 cakes for dinner. Everyone was very full and happy that night.

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Wednesday, June 3, 2009

key01-yaaSatay Skewers


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Satay Skewers

Ingredients:
Chicken Breast 1 lb or Frank steak 1 lb
Soya Sauce 1Tsp
Vegetable oil 1Tsp
Sugar 1tsp
Chopped Lemongrass 1tsp
Satay Sauce 3Tsp

1- Soak the skewers in water before preparing the food
2- Dice the meat into 1inch squares
3- Marinate the meat with soya sauce, oil, sugar and lemongrass for at least 2 hrs
4- Put the meat on skewers, lay them on a baking tray, cover with foil paper, 300'F bake for 15min
5- Remove the foil and bake for another 5min
6- Serve with Satay sauce

Tips: If u cant find satay sauce in your near grocery store, here is a similar recipe
1Tsp soya sauce
1tsp sugar
1 chopped red chilli
2Tsp peanut butter
Combine everything and microwave for 20-30sec

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