Showing posts with label Best Thing I've Ever Eaten. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Best Thing I've Ever Eaten. Show all posts

Thursday, February 21, 2013

Oscar Recipe: Spicy Tuna Tartare in Miso Cones

 

This was by far my favorite thing at the Governors Ball Preview! I may or may not have hunted down the woman who was serving them... Don't judge! Try them for yourself and you'll understand.


Ingredients:

4 ounces diced #1 sushi grade tuna  
1 tablespoon diced pickled ginger 
1 teaspoon chopped scallions  
1 tablespoon soy sauce/wasabi mixture  
2 tablespoons spicy chili mayonnaise  
4 ounces butter  
1 cup corn syrup 
1/8 cup miso paste  
1/4 teaspoon salt 
1/4 teaspoon black pepper  
1 tablespoon sesame oil  
1/2 cup all-purpose flour  
1 tablespoon powdered ginger  
1/2 cup sesame seeds (1/4 black, 1/4 white) 


Thursday, September 6, 2012

Portuguese Paella


YOU VOICED YOUR OPINION ON FACEBOOK So today I am going to SHARE WITH YOU MY Portuguese Paella because let’s face it…. Paella is usually made from left over meats, seafood, and veggies you may have in the fridge AND I'M THE QUEEN OF LEFTOVERS.

HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED:

cocktail sized shrimp
scallops (Bay or sea)
onions
garlic
rice 
linguica (IF YOU CAN'T FIND IT, YOU CAN USE Spanish chorizo... BUT IT WON'T BE THE SAME, JUST SAYIN)
LITTLE NECKS
OLIVE OIL
SAZON SEASONING
CAN OF STEWED TOMATOES

HERE'S WHAT YOU DO:

drizzle olive oil in the pan and put it over a medium heat.
Add the shrimp, scallops, and linguica SAUTEE. 
REMOVE FROM HEAT AND SET ASIDE.

ADD a little more olive oil inTO YOUR PAN
chop up the onion and garlic AND SAUTEE
Add a can of strained, diced tomatoes and cook for about 2 minutes.

Add in 4 cups of short grain rice and mix it all together so the rice is coated in the pan mixture.
add 5 or six cups of water to the pan, ADD IN YOUR LITTLE NECKS WITH SPLIT SIT FACING UP, cover and let it sit for ten minutes.

So now that the rice is cooked, add in the previously cooked meat and seafood, give it a good stir and that’s it! 

SERVE IT UP IN THE PAN FOR THE TRADITIONAL FEEL.

Tip: don't be afraid to use different kinds of meat or seafood too! Chicken, mussels and white fish can be great in here too.