Cooking Homemade Dishes

Stir fried vegetables

noreply@blogger.com (J.Allan) — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 13:25:00 +0000

Posted 14Th. June 2009

Vegetables are a must in any Asian dishes. Cooking vegetables are very easy and do not require elaborate preparations and can be ready in minutes. Unlike western cooking, Vegetables are normally stir-fried and most of the nourishment are retain if done this way. Lettuce, cucumber, Pak Choy, cabbages all can be stir-fried.

Here I am showing how to cook Pak Choy, but you can use lettuce as an alternative if Pak Choy is not available.

Ingredients.
1. 400 gms. Pak Choy (or lettuce)

2. 2 cloves of garlic - sliced thinly.

3. 1 tablespoon of soy-sauce.

4. 1 tablespoon of cooking oil.

Method.
Heat the oil in a pan or a wok. Put in sliced garlic pieces and do a quick fry for about 1 minute.
Put in your Pak Choy or lettuce in the pan and add in the soy-sauce. Stir-fry for another 2 minutes. If you prefer your vegetables more cooked, then do it for 3 minutes instead.

That's it, you're done!

The dish can be eaten stand-alone or served with plain white rice.

Special Fried Rice London Style.

noreply@blogger.com (J.Allan) — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 00:53:00 +0000

Posted by Jeremy 8th. June 2009.

Special Fried Rice - London style is very appetising and easy to cook. I normally cook this dish for my family in London and they have always enjoyed it. Why don't you try it yourself !

Special Fried Rice- London style.

This Special Fried Rice has always been the favourite with my kids. I made up this dish when I was living in London. In fact I have made up quite a number of recipes due to the fact that much of the ingredients needed for most Asian dishes were not readily available in England. If they were, I still need to go to London's Chinatown to get it. My Fried Spaghetti was also concocted while living there. (And beer brewing, wine making and ........)

Ingredients.
1. Streaky bacon 4 pieces cut into 1 inch lengths.
2. 200 gms. fresh prawns - shelled.
3. 100 gms. breast of chicken - cut into small pieces.
4. 200 gms. mixed vegetables.
5. 2 eggs beaten well.
6. 2 cloves of garlic finely chopped.
7. Half teaspoon of fine table salt.
8. White ground pepper - added to taste (optional if you require non-spicy)
9. 2 tablespoons of cooking oil.
10.Cooked rice (cook half a kilo of long grain rice)

Method.
Heat up the cooking oil in a Wok and fry for 1 minute. Add in chicken, bacon, prawns and mixed vegetables. Stir fry for another 5 minutes.
Add in the rice and mix thoroughly in the Wok with the vegetables; keep stir fry for another 5 minutes.
Add in the beaten eggs and salt (and pepper) and sir fry all together for a further 10 minutes.
Ready to serve for 4 people.
Isn't it easy when you know how?

Enjoy my Special London Fried Rice with bacon and prawns!

Chicken Curry - Malaysian style.

noreply@blogger.com (J.Allan) — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 23:03:00 +0000

Homemade Curries, Lamb stews, Fried Rice, Soups, Grilled Lamb Chops, Stir Fried Vegetables and many more are easy to cook for beginners. Here are 2 recipes I hope you will enjoy.

Fresh prawns, crabs, squids and other seafood dishes will be added to my collection for you to try out. Seafood are my favourite food because I love it.

Malaysian Curry Chicken.

Here is a recipe for the Malaysian Curry Chicken. It is my own style which is not very spicy and children will love it.

Ingredients.
1. 1 medium size chicken (1kg.)- cut into small pieces.
2. One large onion, chopped or grated.
3. 3 medium size tomatoes- cut into several small pieces.
4. Medium size potatoes- 4 pieces (cut into medium sizes)
5. Curry leaves or coriander leaves (Chinese parsley)
6. 150-200 gms. meat or chicken, curry powder.
7. Garlic - 1 whole bulb- peeled and finely chopped.
8. Chicken stock 1 cube.
9. Coconut milk (2 coconuts). Packet coconut milk could be used.
If not available, the top fresh cream part from a pint of fresh milk (250 mls.)
10. Water 250 mls.

Method.
Heat up 3 tablespoon of cooking oil in a pot (or Wok). Put in chopped garlic and stir fry for 2 mins. Add in 200 gms. curry powder and fry for a further 2 minutes.
Add in chopped onions, chicken, potatoes and tomatoes and fry for about 10 minutes under medium heat.

Pour in coconut milk, 250 mls. water, curry leaves (or coriander leaves), chicken stock and salt to taste.

Simmer under low-medium heat for 20 minutes, remembering to constantly stir the ingredients every 5 minutes. The curry should be ready when the potatoes and chicken are soft and tender.

Best served with roasted peanuts and fried anchovies.
Servings for 6 people.

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Posted June 9th.2009

Fried Spaghetti with bacon and prawns.

noreply@blogger.com (J.Allan) — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 18:30:00 +0000

Fried Spaghetti with Bacon and Prawns.

Having nothing to eat, and finding most of the food in the fridge gone; I was rather lazy to race down to the supermarket to get some. However there were some prawns left and a few streaks of bacon, I thought I could come up with something appetizing. The result was this Spaghetti with bacon and fresh prawns recipe. The taste of bacon and fresh prawns was simply delicious and I hope you will enjoy it too.

Ingredients.
1. 6 or 7 medium size prawns (shelled)
2. 4 slices of streaky bacon (sliced into several small pieces))
3. 200gms. minced pork.
4. 3 medium size tomatoes.
5. 2 tablespoons of light soy-sauce.
6. a pinch of sugar.
7. 1 tablespoon of dark soy-sauce.
8. Half cube of Knorr chicken stock.
9. 1/2 packet (or 350 gms) spaghetti (boiled and cooked)
10. Cucumbers and parsley for garnishing.

Method.
Fried the minced pork in a wok with 1 tablespoon cooking oil until slightly brownish. Add in bacon and stir fried for a further 1 minute.
Put all the cooked spaghetti in the wok and stir fry for 2 minutes.
Add in the light and dark soy-sauce, prawns, chicken stock, a pinch of sugar, tomatoes and salt and pepper (optional). Fry for another 3 to 4 minutes or until the prawns turn pink.
Garnish with cucumbers or fresh parsley and serve.

Posted by Jeremy .