So I had pictures and everything, but my laptop crashed. Bummer!
I have been craving Pad Thai for a while, but I am still having pretty major aversions to all things salty and spicy, so I mad the most bland Pad Thai ever created. In good news, somehow cilantro tastes better than ever before!
Bland Pad Thai:
~8 oz rice noodles, soaked in warm water for 20-30 minutes
1/3 cup peanuts, coarsely chopped
1/3 cup lime juice
1/3 cup fish sauce (I used water because I can't handle salt!!)
2 T or so sugar
3 or so green onions
cilantro, a handful maybe. or less if it tastes like soap
3 eggs.
2 cloves of garlic, chopped
a few pinches of red pepper flakes
some olive oil
2 cups bean sprouts
1-Saute the garlic on the stove until cooked, add red pepper flakes
2-Drop in 3 eggs and scramble for about 20 seconds
3-Add all of the noodles and cook for 2-3 minutes
4-Add the sugar and liquids and cook for another minute
5-Add half of the green onions, bean sprouts, cilantro and peanuts and cook for a minute
6-remove from heat and add the rest of the bean sprouts, cilantro, peanuts and green onions
So good and so plain!
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Avocado Soup
There are no pictures of the finish soup because I kept on eating it while I was making it, it was that good! (and super easy!)
2 avocados
milk or soymilk
salt
pepper
green onions
Mash up the avocados, add milk until you get the right texture-- I added probably about a cup of milk, then add salt, pepper and a chopped up green onion. I'm sure other vegetables would be great in this as well. I put what I had left in the fridge for a half hour and then ate it all!
2 avocados
milk or soymilk
salt
pepper
green onions
Mash up the avocados, add milk until you get the right texture-- I added probably about a cup of milk, then add salt, pepper and a chopped up green onion. I'm sure other vegetables would be great in this as well. I put what I had left in the fridge for a half hour and then ate it all!
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Kitchen renovations part 3
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Best grilled cheese ever
I haven't updated in a while probably because pregnancy has be living on bland, boring foods. I am finally interested in fruits and vegetables again which is a relief after months of Nilla Wafers, yogurt, cereal (all of which I can't quite stomach now) and then moving on to the transitional cucumbers!
But, now, back to real food, 8 times over!
Ok, I didn't have a camera, but Sunsinger has the world's best grilled cheese and something that could easily be duplicated at home.
Thick white bread, obviously toasted with a bit of butter
gruyere cheese maybe? Something melty and delicious
thinly sliced green apples
fig preserves.
SO good. Seriously, apples and cheese with figs? Wonderful. In another week and a half we are finally going to finish up the kitchen. It's been like 7 months, but I guess I get a pass since I was so sick during 3 of them. But seven months? That's a little pathetic.
But, now, back to real food, 8 times over!
Ok, I didn't have a camera, but Sunsinger has the world's best grilled cheese and something that could easily be duplicated at home.
Thick white bread, obviously toasted with a bit of butter
gruyere cheese maybe? Something melty and delicious
thinly sliced green apples
fig preserves.
SO good. Seriously, apples and cheese with figs? Wonderful. In another week and a half we are finally going to finish up the kitchen. It's been like 7 months, but I guess I get a pass since I was so sick during 3 of them. But seven months? That's a little pathetic.
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