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Showing posts with label seafood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seafood. Show all posts
Monday, August 11, 2014
Monday, January 27, 2014
More calamari
Since I've discovered it, I've been eating it all the time. This picture shows a semi-homemade tomato soup with calamari.
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Cooking calamari at home - more fun with mezcal
Though I love calamari, I've never made it myself. It turned out to be easy and cheap (from Santa Monica Seafood). It's already clean, so it was as simple as slicing and sticking it in the pan with olive oil, garlic and a "glug" or two of mezcal. I had it with an arugula tomato salad dressed in balsamic.
Monday, March 11, 2013
Have you tried nettles?
Friday, December 7, 2012
Albacore with Fried Sage, Oregano and Garlic
Trader Joe's frozen fish - the trick to get a good texture is to use several paper towels to press out moisture after thawing and just before cooking. I love fresh herbs, this time sage and oregano. I cooked this in a mixture of coconut and olive oils, about 2/3 ratio.
Friday, October 12, 2012
Shrimp with shells on
The Romans cook and serve their shrimp with the shells on, so I decided to try it, especially because they're cheaper. Turns out the shells also add flavor. I like to cook my onions and kale for quite a while to get a soft, sweet result. This dish also included bay scallops.
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Dill Cabbage Slaw
Monday, March 1, 2010
Chinese Five Spice Shrimp Salad
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Curry Shrimp Salad
I have to avoid spicy stuff for health reasons, so I have to dream up ways to make my food flavorful without heat.
I made shrimp with Spicely Indian curry, extra turmeric and pepper. I used some white onions and shallots, added the juice of one of those tiny tangerines in every store. I served it over a whole bag of salad.
Of course if you want another layer of health benefits and taste, don't forget to add your cayenne to this serving suggestion.
Friday, December 25, 2009
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Guest Stars Dave and Colleen do Seafood
Dave cooked up some shrimp with coconut oil and some spices - we put them over an easy salad (lemon juice, spices, and unfiltered EVOO). The other dish was a pan fried piece of silver salmon w/ some spices - we used half and chopped it into tiny pieces, the other half we saved (for eggs this morning!). The salmon was mixed with some spelt penne pasta, capers, and a light cream sauce made with Organic Valley brand heavy cream - he heated the cream in the pan using the drippings from the shrimp (coconut oil, EVOO, and the spices). Topped w/ some freshly grated parmesan cheese. Heavenly!!
Shrimp and salmon purchased at SM FIsh Market - love that place.
Dave and Colleen have taken Nandor's Bootcamp for quite a while, taken cooking lessons from Nandor and nutritional counseling from Leah, so we're very proud of how clean they're eating nowadays even if Dave was already pretty good in the kitchen.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Cooking with Mom III - lime shrimp
We found some lovely wild Gulf shrimp in the Sweetbay market in Naples, FL. They came sliced open with the intestine removed, but still had the shell on for that really fresh taste. We prepared them very simply with olive oil, garlic, black pepper and lime and served them over salad with Brussels sprouts on the side. It was a satisfying light dinner.
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