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Orange Blossoms Shredded Pork With Capsicums

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Enjoy this tender & flavourful Orange Blossoms Shredded Pork With Capsicums, that’s so rich in vitamins! Don’t you think these oranges did a wonderful job to my plating?

Ingredients

500g Lean Pork
¼ Red Capsicum
¼ Green Capsicum
2 Oranges (optional)
½ tsp minced Ginger
2 tsp minced Garlic
1 tsp Soya Sauce
1 tsp Sesame Oil
1 tbsp Olive Oil
1 tsp Chinese cooking wine
Marinade for Pork:
½ tsp Oyster sauce
½ Corn flour
Dash of Pepper

Preparation

1. Rinse & shred pork.
2. Marinate for at least 30 mins.
3. Clean capsicums & shred.
4. Wash oranges & slice them up. Arrange them neatly on a serving plate.
5. Heat oil & sautéed garlic. Add pork & ginger, & mix well.
6. When pork is almost cooked, add in capsicums & seasoning. Stir fry for another 1-2 mins & transfer to serving plate. * Do not overcook the pork or it’ll turn tough. Enjoy this tender & flavourful Orange Blossoms Shredded Pork With Capsicums (花开富贵肉丝), that’s so rich in vitamins!
Credit: Foodista

Orange Balsamic Salmon Over Pasta

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This dish is made with wild salmon which we love! The complex flavors of the orange-balsamic sauce with anise complements the wonderful sauteed salmon and pasta flavors. We’ve been enjoying this recipe for more than 20 years. It’s fabulous!

Ingredients

Marinade:
1 T EVOO
1 T Balsamic vinegar
1 T coarse ground black pepper
Sauce:
¼ C EVOO
¼ C Balsamic vinegar
2 T frozen orange juice concentrate
1 T(heaping) of fresh ground anise seed
2 cloves garlic, minced
¼ C chopped or sliced green onions or 2 T dried chives
3 T warm water
Other:
¾ – 1 lb. salmon fillet, skin removed
8 oz tagliatelli, linguini, or angel hair pasta
Small can of Mandarin Oranges, drained
2 parsley sprigs or 2 T chopped parsley

Preparation

Marinating Salmon:
1. On a suitably sized plate combine 1 T each of the olive oil, balsamic vinegar and black pepper.
2. Place skinned fish in the mixture; turn to coat both sides and marinate for 20 minutes at room temperature while it warms.
Preparing Sauce:
3. Mix the olive oil, balsamic vinegar, orange juice, warm water, garlic, green onions, and ground anise seed together in a small glass bowl. Warm in warming oven at 200* F
Sauteing Salmon:
4. Lightly oil a 10” cast iron skillet and cook salmon over low heat for about 5 minutes; turn salmon over and repeat, cooking until done as you like it.
Preparing Pasta:
5. In oiled and salted boiling water, cook the pasta until al dente; about 6-7 minutes.
6. Drain the pasta, rinse and put it back into the warm pot or arrange on plates warming in the warming oven at 200* F.
Credit: Foodista

Orange and Thyme Glazed Salmon Filets

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A simple sauce of orange marmalade and horseradish mustard gives these salmon filets a sweet and spicy punch!

Ingredients

8 ounces  salmon filets
2 tablespoons  orange marmalade
1 teaspoon  honey
2 teaspoons  horseradish mustard
1 tablespoon  lemon juice
2 teaspoons  thyme,  minced
1/4 teaspoon  salt
1  pinch  pepper

Preparation

1. Preheat oven  to 350.
2. Combine orange marmalade, horseradish mustard, honey, lemon  juice  and thyme in a small bowl.
3. Spray non-stick  baking  sheet with cooking spray.
4. Place salmon filets on the cooking sheet,  season  with  salt  and pepper, then  top  with marmalade mixture.
5. Bake  15 — 20 minutes until salmon just flakes apart in the thickest part. Do not overcook, or salmon will be  dry.
Credit: Foodista

One-Pot Kimchi Ramen

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Delicious kimchi ramen cooked with marinated pork belly, shiitake and enoki mushrooms, tofu and bok choy, all in one pot.

Ingredients

8 ounces pork belly (skinless), sliced
For the pork marinade:
3 cloves garlic, minced
1 tablespoon fresh ginger, minced
1 tablespoon Sherry
1 tablespoon soy sauce
For the kimchi ramen:
4 soft boiled eggs, halved
1/2 medium onion, thinly sliced
1 cup shiitake mushrooms, sliced
Half block of firm tofu, sliced
4 ounces enoki mushrooms
4 baby bok choy, halved
1 cup kimchi, firmly packed
1/2 cup kimchi juice
4 cups chicken bone broth or chicken broth
2 tablespoons spicy red pepper paste
1 tablespoon Korean red pepper powder
2 packages ramen
Chopped green onions for garnishing

Preparation

1. Combine all the ingredients for the pork marinade in a medium bowl.
2. Cut the pork belly slices into 2-inch long pieces. Add the pork into the marinade. Stir well and set aside.
3. In a small saucepan, bring 2 cups water to a boil. Carefully place eggs into the boiling water. Let them cook for 5 minutes. Scoop out eggs and place in cold water.
4. Meanwhile, slice onion, shiitake mushrooms, and tofu; clean enoki mushrooms and chop off the ends; wash baby bok choy and cut them in half. Set all prepared ingredients aside.
5. In a medium saucepan, cook marinated pork belly over medium-high heat for about 2 minutes, stirring often.
6. Add onion and kimchi. Sauté until fragrant, about 2 minutes.
7. Add kimchi juice, broth, red pepper paste, red pepper powder and bring to a boil.
8. Once the soup base is boiling, add ramen and shiitake mushrooms. Let it cook for 3 minutes.
9. Add tofu, enoki mushrooms, bok choy and cook for 2 minutes or until ramen is tender. Turn off heat.
10. Peel eggs and cut in half.
11. Dish the kimchi ramen and serve with halved eggs. Garnish with chopped green onions. Enjoy!
Credit: Foodista

One More Thanks To Alain Ducasse — Cod With Herb-Butter, Shiitake and Tomato Concassée

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This recipe has been adapted from an Alain Ducasse’s recipe, one of my favorite chefs…I was offered this book called “La Cuisine de Ducasse par Sophie” a few Christmas back and once in a while and dig into it to try its wonderful recipes. They’re not too time-consuming but most of all, the recipes are focusing on flavors and simplicity.

Ingredients

For the  fish  and side
6 ounces  cod  fillets or any dense white  fish  (about 6.34 or 180 g each)
8  tomatoes  on the vine, seedless, peeled and roughly cut
10 1/2 ounces  (or 300 g) girolles  mushrooms  or  shiitake
1 bunch  basil  (keep 12 leaves for decoration)
3 tablespoons  olive oil
6  garlic cloves,  candied
salt  and  pepper
For the  herb-butter
ounces (or 150 g)  butter,  soft, demi-sel
1 ounce (or 30 g)  almonds,  chopped
1 ounce (or 30 g)  walnuts,  chopped
1  garlic clove,  crushed
1 teaspoon strong  Dijon mustard  a l’ancienne
1 thin slice  ham  (Jabugo or Serrano), cubed
zest of 1/2  lemon
2 tablespoons  mixed herbs,  chopped (parsley,  chives,  chervil)
salt  and  pepper
For the candied  garlic  batch
30  garlic cloves
1  sprig  rosemary
2  sprigs  thyme
olive oil

Preparation

1. For the herb-butter:  Mix  lemon  zest  with the butter and all other ingredients.
2. For the tomato concassée and mushrooms:  Heat  2 tbs olive oil, add tomatoes and let them cook at medium  heat  until the water evaporates.
3. Add  salt  and pepper. In another pan, saute mushrooms in 1 tbs olive oil at high  heat  for about 2-3 minutes.
4. Add 15 basil leaves, chopped,  salt  and pepper and  mix  well.
5. Mix  tomatoes and mushrooms and candied garlic. Adjust  seasoning  and keep  warm.
6. For the candied garlic: Cover garlic with olive oil, add herbs and cook slowly for about 1h30 min in a small covered pot.
7. When cooked, pour in a jar with the olive oil and place in the refrigerator for future use.
8. Finishing  and presentation:  Pre-heat  oven at 240C on circular  heat  mode.
9. Add  salt  and pepper to the cod  fillets.
10. Spread herb-butter on  top  of the  fillets  and cook for about 10 minutes.
11. Place tomato-mushroom mixture in the center of  plates.
12. Add cod on  top.
13. Sprinkle with Fleur de Sel and basil and  serve  immediately.
Credit: Foodista

Olive Oil Herb Roasted Chicken and Veggies

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Olive Oil Herb Roasted Chicken and Veggies is a simple, healthy, delicious one pan meal and a great recipe idea for Sunday dinner or a   no fuss weeknight meal!

Ingredients

– One 5 1/2 to 6 Pound Roasting Chicken
– 1/3 Cup plus 2 Tablespoons Olive Oil
– 2 Tsp. Black Pepper
– 2 Tsp. Sea Salt
– 1 Tsp. Lemon Pepper
– 1 Tablespoon plus 1 Tsp. Dried Rosemary
– 2 Tablespoons plus 1 Tsp. Dried Oregano
– 1 Head of Garlic
– 1/2 Pound Baby Carrots
– 1 Large Sweet Onion
– 6 Medium Yellow Potatoes

Preparation

1. Heat oven to 375 degrees.
2. Remove giblets from chicken. Rinse and dry well. Season the cavity of the chicken with 1/2 teaspoon of salt and 1/2 teaspoon of pepper.
3. Place chicken in large roasting pan.
4. Brush with the two tablespoons of olive oil and season with the one teaspoon of rosemary, oregano, salt and pepper.
5. Clean the head of garlic. If the cloves are small, leave them whole. If the cloves are large, slice in half lengthwise.
6. Clean the onion and cut into eighths.
7. Rinse and dry the yellow potatoes. No need to peel yellow/golden potatoes. Cut into eighths.
8. Rinse and dry the baby carrots.
9. Place the third cup of olive oil into a large bowl. Add spices and herbs and whisk well.
10. Add the vegetables and toss to coat.
11. Arrange the prepared veggies around the chicken.
12. Place chicken and vegetables on middle rack in oven.
13. Roast, uncovered for about an hour and one half. Baste the chicken occasionally with pan juices.
14. Chicken is done when meat thermometer registers 170 degrees when inserted into thigh.
Credit: Foodista

Okra With Olive Oil And Pomegranate Molasses

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This is a very simple vegetarian recipe for Okra cooked with Olive Oil and Pomegranate molasses. It is very simple and light on the stomach. When people try this recipe out they will be wondering about the secret of the delicious taste and be surprised how good it tastes due to the usage of pomegranate molasses. The Okra dish is served with fresh pita bread or white rice on the side.

Ingredients

1/2 kilogram  okra,  frozen or fresh
Four fresh  tomatoes,  diced
1/4 cup  pomegranate molasses
Juice of one  lemon
1 bunch of  cilantro,  chopped
1/4 cup  Olive oil
Salt  and  black pepper
Minced  Garlic, optional

Preparation

1. Fry  the okra in the olive oil until it has some  brown  color  to it
2. Add the  salt  and pepper
3. Add the diced fresh tomatoes and the chopped cilantro
4. Add the lemon  juice  and the  pomegranate  molasses
5. Cook together until the okra becomes soft.
6. You may add garlic at the end, and it is only optional.
Credit: Foodista

Octopus With Fingerlings And Garlic Scapes

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This is a unique recipe that was specifically created for a Foraged and Found One Pot Dinner on June 15, 2009 by Christina Choi, from Forage and Found Edibles, Michael Hebb and Conor Donahue of One Pot.

Ingredients

3 cups  water
2  lemons,  cut half
1/2  bottle of  white wine
1 tablespoon  champagne vinegar
1  cinnamon stick
2  garlic cloves,  unpeeled
1 teaspoon  chili flakes
1  bay leaf
1/2 cup  salt
pound  octopus
pound  fingerling  potatoes
white wine vinegar
salt
bunch  garlic scapes
extra virgin olive oil
salt
pepper
cup  wild  onion blossoms

Preparation

1. Create a court bouillon by combining water, lemon, wine, Champagne vinegar, cinnamon stick, chili flakes, garlic, bay leaf and  salt  and bring to a  boil.  Reduce  heat  to a  simmer.  Add octopus, cover and  simmer  until tender, approximately 2 hours.
2. Meanwhile,  slice  potatoes into eight-inch coins.  Boil  in half gallon of  salted  water over high  heat  until tender, about 5 minutes. Drain. Pour fingerlings onto a sheet tray to  cool.  Toss with vinegar and  season  with  salt.  Blanch  garlic scapes and plunge into an  ice  bath to  cool.
3. Once octopus is tender, remove octopus with tongs from court bouillon and onto a  baking  sheet.  Cool  in refrigerator for a half an hour. Remove from refrigerator and use a sharp knife to  cut  head from tentacles, and discard head.  Cut  octopus tentacles into 1-inch bias and set aside.
4. Combine potatoes, octopus and ramps into a bowl and combine with extra virgin olive oil and  salt  and pepper to  taste.  Garnish  with wild onion blossoms.  Serve.
Credit: Foodista

Octopus Stew With Currants, Walnuts and Black Olives

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This octopus stew is richly savoury and only very mildly fishy. What I like best of all is the occasional surprise of biting on a currant or a walnut – somehow it is always a surprise though I know it is there.

Ingredients

pounds 1 . 5 kilo  octopus,  ideally a defrosted which is more tender and cooks faster
an  onion
2  garlic cloves
3 tablespoons  thick  tomato paste
2 tablespoons  olive oil
1 glass  red wine  (white will do but  red  adds colour)
1 tablespoon  currants  or  substitute  smallest  raisins
1 tablespoon  small  black olives
6  walnuts
2  bay  leaves
black pepper
2 handfuls  Optional: a tsp. of  allspiceor  cinnamon  or cloves; you can also add of shelled

Preparation

1. Wash  the octopus and place whole in a heavy bottomed sauce pan that has a tight fitting lid. Place on lowest possible  heat  and leave to cook about 45 — 60 minutes. Do not check on it till at least 30 minutes have passed, the ideal is not to lift the lid at all.
2. While the octopus is cooking,  shell  the walnuts and  chop  roughly, not too small.  Peel  and  slice  the onion into thin half moons.
3. Very gently  fry  the garlic in the olive oil till just golden then remove. Add the  sliced  onions and soften gently till well wilted and softened .
4. While the onions are softening dilute the tomato paste in hot water. When it is well  blended  add it to the onions along with all the other ingredients: olives, currants, walnuts, bay leaf, any sweet spice you are using.
5. Leave to  simmer  on low  heat,  allowing it to  reduce  then  topping  up with a little water, till it has  thickened  into a good sauce consistency.
6. When the octopus is cooked through, remove and discard the liquid it has expelled, which will be too salty to use. Decide if you want to  skin  it or not, then  chop  into 5 cm pieces and add these to the tomato sauce.
7. Add the wine and  simmer  uncovered till the sauce has  thickened  again.
8. Serve  with small  boiled  potatoes  rolled  in olive oil and dusted with fresh parsley or on its own with good crusty  bread.  We found samphire when shopping, a sea vegetable known as sea aspargus – so we used that in instead.
Credit: Foodista

Nohutlu bamya yemeÄŸi

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Bamya yemegi en sevdigim yemeklerden biridir diyebilirim.Hani atlarimiz derlerya yemekler icinde Bamya Sehirler icinde Konya 😉 Bu arada yazmadan gecemiyecegim Bamya corbasi Konyanin meshur yemeklerinden biridir..Yazdan hazirlayip, derin dondurucuya koydugum bamyalari cikartip degisik sekilerde pisiriyorum.Nohutlu etli bamya,yemgimi denemenizi tavsiye ediyorum.

Ingredients

300 gr bamya (bir poset bamya derindondurucudan )
300 gr kusbasi et
2 yemek kasigi zeytin yagi
1 buyuk boy kuru sogan
3 adet domates
1 yemek kasigi kirmizi biber salcasi
1 su bardagi haslanmis nohut
yarim limon
yeterince tuz
3 su bardagi sicak su

Preparation

1. Oncelikle eti tencereye koyup suyunu salip cekinceye kadar pisirin.
2. Daha sonra zeytinyagi ve ince dogranmis soganlari ilave edin.
3. Bir muddet kavrulduktan sonra biber salcasi ve dogranmis domatesi ilave edip karistirin.
4. Kaynar suyu dokup tencerenin kapagini kapatin. Etler yumusayincaya kadar pisirin.
5. Bamya ,onceden haslanmis nohut ve limon suyunu ilave edip yaklasik 5-10 dakika pisirip, ocaktan indirin.
6. Fazla pisirmeyin, dondurucuya haslanmis kondugu icin bamyalar erir.Konserveler icinde gecerli. Taze bamya pisirilecekse sure biraz daha uzun olur.Limon koymanin sebebi bamyalarin sumuklenmesini onler.
Credit: Foodista