Panga
Potatoes
Courgettes
Salt & pepper
Lime
Cut the panga into cubes, marinate in lime
Salt & pepper
Fry the courgettes in a pan & add the panga
Peel the potatoes, cut them into chunks & boil in salted water
Strain & add the fish
Easy recepies for non-cooks, hence the non-thinking part. Check also my personal blog www.susanaslife.blogspot.com
Friday, August 5, 2011
Panga and pasta
Panga
Onion
Courgettes
Sweet paprika
Soya sauce
Rosemary
Salt & pepper
Parmesan cheese
Pasta - shape of your choice
Cut the panga into small cubes
Salt & pepper it
Add sweet paprika & rosemary to taste
If possible, let it all marinate for a while with a bit of soya sauce
Fry in a pan chopped courgettes & onion, when golden add fish
Boil the pasta in salted water
Strain & add the fried ingredients
Add parmesan cheese to your liking
Onion
Courgettes
Sweet paprika
Soya sauce
Rosemary
Salt & pepper
Parmesan cheese
Pasta - shape of your choice
Cut the panga into small cubes
Salt & pepper it
Add sweet paprika & rosemary to taste
If possible, let it all marinate for a while with a bit of soya sauce
Fry in a pan chopped courgettes & onion, when golden add fish
Boil the pasta in salted water
Strain & add the fried ingredients
Add parmesan cheese to your liking
Gnocchi with steak strips
Gnocchi
Steak strips
Pepper & salt
Cheese (in this case gouda)
Butter
Onion
Chope the onion finely & fry in the pan
Cut the steak into think strips, salt & pepper them & add to the onion
Cook the gnocchi in boiling salted water
Strain & put some butter & cheese
Add the onions & steak
Enjoy!
Steak strips
Pepper & salt
Cheese (in this case gouda)
Butter
Onion
Chope the onion finely & fry in the pan
Cut the steak into think strips, salt & pepper them & add to the onion
Cook the gnocchi in boiling salted water
Strain & put some butter & cheese
Add the onions & steak
Enjoy!
Monday, May 9, 2011
Chicken satay skewers
peanut butter (chunky or smooth, your choice)
coconut milk or coconut water and milk
onion
green pepper
brown sugar
soya sauce
salt & pepper
oil
chicken breast
wooden skewers
Satay sauce
chop onion finely and fried until golden in a pan
stir in the peanut butter, coconut milk, soya sauce & brown sugar
mix until it has a uniform texture & season to taste
let it cool down
Chicken skewers
cut the chicken into cubes, bite size
salt & pepper them
marinate the chicken cubes overnight in the satay sauce
put the chicken cubes in the skewers, alternating a piece of meat & a piece of vegetable (onion and / or green pepper) or any other vegetable that you like
barbecue or fry them and... enjoy!
coconut milk or coconut water and milk
onion
green pepper
brown sugar
soya sauce
salt & pepper
oil
chicken breast
wooden skewers
Satay sauce
chop onion finely and fried until golden in a pan
stir in the peanut butter, coconut milk, soya sauce & brown sugar
mix until it has a uniform texture & season to taste
let it cool down
Chicken skewers
cut the chicken into cubes, bite size
salt & pepper them
marinate the chicken cubes overnight in the satay sauce
put the chicken cubes in the skewers, alternating a piece of meat & a piece of vegetable (onion and / or green pepper) or any other vegetable that you like
barbecue or fry them and... enjoy!
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Chunkie smoothie
I know, it sounds like a contradiction, but bear with me...
I have never been one for smoothies, I find them too heavy. Add more liquid I hear you say. I could, I guess. But it wouldn't be a smoothie anymore, it would be a more of a drink, wouldn't it?
Plus the blending & the cleaning of the blending equipment... oh, don't get me started!
So today I decided to have a chunkie smoothie instead:
Grab whatever fruit, dried fruit &/or nuts are at your disposal, peel them, chop them, etc. into a bowl, pour a yoghurt & honey to your taste & enjoy.
Easy, healthy, quick & .... yummie for breakfast or dessert !!!!
I have never been one for smoothies, I find them too heavy. Add more liquid I hear you say. I could, I guess. But it wouldn't be a smoothie anymore, it would be a more of a drink, wouldn't it?
Plus the blending & the cleaning of the blending equipment... oh, don't get me started!
So today I decided to have a chunkie smoothie instead:
Grab whatever fruit, dried fruit &/or nuts are at your disposal, peel them, chop them, etc. into a bowl, pour a yoghurt & honey to your taste & enjoy.
Easy, healthy, quick & .... yummie for breakfast or dessert !!!!
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Thursday, February 10, 2011
Chicken wraps
Fried onions & chicken seasoned with pepper & pimentón dulce
(any spices at hand will do, really, as long as they are... spicy!)
Cheese (maasdam in this case, any cheese will do too)
Tortilla wraps (1 mayonnaise, 1 fried tomato sauce)
20-Nov-2010
(any spices at hand will do, really, as long as they are... spicy!)
Cheese (maasdam in this case, any cheese will do too)
Tortilla wraps (1 mayonnaise, 1 fried tomato sauce)
20-Nov-2010
Creamy chards or spinach
Chards or spinach with garlic, raisins, crab sticks & loads of cream
Nov-2010
Nov-2010
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