use pan that beef was fried in.
added 100ml water + balsamic mix
stirred well with wooden spoon t lift steak remnents from pan
added a finely chopped shallot
lrg knob butter
15 whole peppercorns previously soaked in hot water for 60mins to soften
plenty of finely ground another 15 peppercorns and equal volume salt crystals
about 100ml of milk
boiled it around for quite a bit t reduce little then added cornflour to stiffen.
tasted quite sweet for some reason (contrary to expectation this may be from the balsamic vinegar) very good but shallot makes it a little lumpy, which kinda hides the softened peppercorns.
if i were drinking i would have used wine instead of balsamic n water.
served with steak, mash, and brussel sprouts.
I've made loads of meals i've absolutely loved in the last few months, but i've no idea how i made them and could never reproduce them. Hence this blog.
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Balinese Paste Stir Fry
for the paste i used these:
peppercorns
nutmeg
sesame oil
shallots
ginger
turmeric
lemongrass
garlic
red eye chilli
shrimp paste (this makes it!)
palm sugar
all well minced in my new big pestle and mortar.
stir fried chicken and shrimp in a little oil n garlic
added the paste, worked it round well
good splurge of tomato puree and soy sauce
large grated carrot
some chinese leaf
looked great, really nice colour, smelt authentic
served with "shrimp-egg" thin style noodles
amazin
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a little variation on it:
peppercorns
nutmeg
sesame oil
shallots
ginger
turmeric
lemongrass
garlic
red eye chilli
shrimp paste (this makes it!)
palm sugar
all well minced in my new big pestle and mortar.
stir fried chicken and shrimp in a little oil n garlic
added the paste, worked it round well
good splurge of tomato puree and soy sauce
large grated carrot
some chinese leaf
looked great, really nice colour, smelt authentic
served with "shrimp-egg" thin style noodles
amazin
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a little variation on it:
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