Saturday, May 7, 2011

Recipe News: Chicken Stroganoff

“Sharon Skarbek from Bend, Ore., was looking for a recipe to make Chicken Stroganoff. She had misplaced a recipe she had for the dish which came from a package of frozen chicken breast from Trader Joe’s. She said she called the market chain but was informed that they no longer had the recipe. Since I did not receive any reader responses to her query and because I know people are always interested in new and different ways to use chicken, I thought this one was worth investigating.”

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Posted by Jennifer at October 28, 2010 6:59 PM

This just makes so much sense. I have a great recipe for Beef Stroganoff I got almost 30 years ago. But four years ago my husband decided to totally give up beef and pork. Went cold turkey. While I'm sure it's good for his cholesterol - I sure miss the rich, sour cream-y sauce full of sliced mushrooms. Whoo-hoo! Gotta give this one a try.


Posted by: Denise Michaels - Adventurous Foodie at November 7, 2010 4:15 PM

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Friday, May 6, 2011

How do you want your Egg


The Bacon Lettuce Avocado Sandwich


Ingredients- 

Serves 4

Whole wheat bread                       - 8 nos
lettuce                                           - for the base
Avocado(peeled pitted and sliced)- 2 nos     - 
peel and cut the avocado just before you use to avoid blackning
Bacon (cooked)                           - 8 rashes
Butter/margerine                           - to spread


Toast the whole wheat bread.
apply butter or margarine on one side.
on one bread - layer up lettuce,avocado slices and bacon and cover with other slice. 


  The fat from the bacon and the creamyness from avocado was so ridiculously good.  Definitely not for the faint of heart (literally!).  
Bacon Lettuce Avocado Sandwich
Worth. Every. Calorie.

What to Do with Leftover Beef


We sliced an enormous amount of ribeye thinking that our family was
 going to devour it at the Christmas dinner. We totally overestimated
 their beef eating power and are now left with about 2/3 of what we
 sliced. That is A LOT OF BEEF.
So our friend had an excellent idea how to turn
 the Remains(beef) into a potential.
We went grocery shopping at our favorite asian supermarket.
 And we  picked up some yakisoba noodles  and some sweet chilly sauce
 for dinner… and yes, we added sliced beef.
Prep, Yakisoba
top: notice the home Chef"s near perfect julienne skills 
 middle: m.o.r.e. b.e.e.f.;
 bottom: fun stir fry action shot and we added some seasoning and some sweet chilli sauce.
And the Result - We had a perfect Stir fry beef noodles for dinner.
Yakisoba

Mmmmmmmmmmm... Yummy.

How to Save Yourself $0.25



Everybody is trying to save a buck these days… I can’t help you there, but I can help you save $0.25, maybe even $.50! :) Instead of tossing out the roots of cut green onions , we leave them in a container of water (leave at least 3 inches of the root). That way, you’ll keep it fresh and alive for a lot longer. Green onion grows pretty quickly, so this can give you 1-2 extra shoots from the same root. In the summer, we plant it in the ground which pretty much gives you an endless supply of green onions. (hey wait, I think I just saved you more than a dollar!)

Chicken Tikka Masala Pizza



Chicken Tikka Masala Pizza
Chicken Tikka Masala Pizza
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Chicken Tikka Masala Marinade Mix
Marinade Mix for the Chicken
Chicken Tikka Masala Ingredients
Ingredients for the Masala
Chicken Tikka Masala Ingredients
Gently Crush the Cardamom Pods
The beauty of this recipe is that all of those ingredients you see in the last 2 photos (minus the cardamom pods) are thrown into a food processor and then immediately combined with the marinated chicken into the slow cooker.  That’s it folks!
Chicken Tikka Masala Ingredients Pizza
This dish on it’s own is amazing.  The sauce made our house smell incredible and our tastebuds oh so happy.  The only thing we did different was grill the chicken separately before putting it into the dish (that’s more about us wanting it to photograph well.  ha!).
To turn it into a pizza, we made our own naan as the pizza base.  (For those of you on the go, you can pick up naan- we’ve seen some at Whole Foods and sometimes in the frozen section of an Asian supermarket). We rarely bake bread so this was definitely new to us.  We even had to run out and borrow a rolling pin!
Naan Dough
Yeast and Flour; Ahhh I love our standing mixer
Naan Dough
Rise!!!!!
Dusting
Dustin’ the surface
Naan Dough
Cuttin’ the dough
Naan Dough
Rollin’ the Dough
Grilling Naan
Grillin’ the Naan
To assemble, Jared layered Anupy’s chicken tikka masala as the sauce and protein.  And in addition, he roasted thinly sliced red onions and roma tomatoes for some additional toppings texture.  We took a bite out of it and we impressed even ourselves!
Chicken Tikka Masala PizzaDrizzlin’ extra yogurt
Ingredients
2 cups of tikka masala sauce (Recipe from The Indian Slow Cooker)
1 cup of marinade for chicken (Recipe from The Indian Slow Cooker)
2 chicken breast
1/2 large red onion (cut into wedges)
2 roma tomatoes
plain yogurt
cilantro (chopped)
4 pieces of naan (recipe from the little red house)
salt
Recipe:
  • Marinate the chicken overnight in the fridge
  • Season the chicken with salt
  • Grill the chicken on high heat with the lid open for 3 minutes, flip the chicken and grill on low heat with the lid closed for 7 minutes.
  • Cut the tomatoes cross wise
  • Cut the red onion into thin wedges
  • Coat the tomatoes and onion wedges with olive oil and bake for 20 minutes in a 350 degrees oven or until caramelized
  • If you are using store bought naan, warm it in the oven first
  • To serve, ladle tikka masala sauce over the naan and spread it evenly
  • Add the chicken pieces, caramelized onion and roasted tomatoes
  • Sprinkle with chopped cilantro
  • Drizzle with some plain yogurt
Chicken Tikka Masala Pizza

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