Archive for January, 2010

Simple Ramen, I think there’s noodle under there…

Monday, January 18th, 2010

I love my ramen noodle!  It doesn’t get any easier than just throwing a bunch of stuff in a pot and add some noodles.  Here is what I did for this bowl, and I’ll share my deep dark secret with you on how I flavor the broth.
Evie’s Ramen #131
Ingredients:

1 bunch of soba noodles
a handful of [...]

Salt and Pepper Shrimp, I teach you how to clean and devein a shrimp too!

Friday, January 15th, 2010

Ohh look at him, a real shrimp that’s not processed, SO SCARY!!!  No my friend, do not be scared of this delicious sea-bug.  I will show you how to clean and devein Chuck here (yes I named him Chuck).  Why would you even buy an unprocessed shrimp as opposed to the nicely packaged shrimp in [...]

Spaghetti with Clams and Garlic, Food and Wine Magazine

Wednesday, January 13th, 2010

Yay my food and wine magazine is here!  To celebrate, I made a recipe from it.  I went to SUPER FOODS and Dragon Star in frogtown last weekend and got about a dozen littleneck clams.  Except I think they were labelled wrong, and they should have been called bigneck clams, because they were huge.  Way [...]

Indian Lamb Chops wih Curried Cauliflower

Sunday, January 10th, 2010

Sean liked this dish so much that he put it on the “lets make it again” list.  Maybe he will read this and copy down/memorize the recipe so he can make it and I can sip wine and put my feet up!  This dish is for 2 servings, and it seemed like a fairly small [...]

Tilapia and Mashed Yams with Pancetta-Sage Breadcrumbs

Saturday, January 9th, 2010

After the craziness of a 42-steps French recipe, it’s time to do something simple and fast.  I picked out a few recipes from the epicurious iPhone app and ordered groceries for them online.  First is this awesomely easy tilapia dish.  The yams are cooked in the microwave, fish takes about 5 minutes to cook, it [...]

French Laundry Recipe: Braised Prime Beef Short Ribs with Root Vegetables and Sautéed Bone Marrow

Monday, January 4th, 2010

Have you ever noticed that the longer the name is for an entrée, the more expensive it is?  Fortunately I made this myself so it didn’t cost an arm and a leg.   This also applies to how many French words are in the name, this recipe has no French words in the title, but [...]

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