This dish is quick, easy, and delicious! Made up of pork steak, mushrooms, green peppers, and onion all smothered in a slightly sweet and tangy sauce, all piled on top of rice, the combination couldn't be better.
Showing posts with label Asian food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Asian food. Show all posts
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Slow Cooker Easy: Sweet and Savory Cantonese Pork
This dish is quick, easy, and delicious! Made up of pork steak, mushrooms, green peppers, and onion all smothered in a slightly sweet and tangy sauce, all piled on top of rice, the combination couldn't be better.
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Orange Chicken
All I can say is wow, I have never had orange chicken quite this tasty before. This meal was a pleaser for sure. Lightly fried chicken with orange bell peppers and broccoli, smothered in tangy, sweet sauce with just a touch of spice.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Stir-Fry With Tasty Homemade Teriyaki Sauce
You can't go wrong with a some good stir-fry. Pair it with some dumplings, wontons, or egg rolls, and you've got yourself one great meal. Or one great meal evolves from another as I always like to say. This stir fry is evolved because this is actually an update on one of the first posts ever created on this blog! It was a stir fry that I used to eat in a previous life that used frozen veggies from a bulk wholesale place. I decided to dump the frozen veggies in place of choosing my own fresh (non frozen) produce to put in this stir fry. Not only that but the teriyaki sauce that we used before had HFCS. Needless to say, we axed that, in place of making our own without that unnecessary and unhealthy ingredient. After all, in a lot of cases making stuff from scratch is more cost effective anyway. The results are day and night over that instant stir fry we made before.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Project Food Challenge: Shrimp Pad Thai
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I made this meal at the request of Chef Matt, he simply loves pad thai, and he wanted to see if I was able to replicate one of his favorites at home. To my surprise, I got two thumbs up! I was shocked that I was able to do as well as I did on my very first attempt at this noodly dish. Previous to making this dish, I had never been crazy about pad thai; I just wasn't giving it enough of a chance. I loved every single bite! The wonderful pallet of flavors in the sauce, the crisp carrots, the delicious shrimp... it all made my taste buds so happy. This recipe is definitely a keeper!
I made this meal at the request of Chef Matt, he simply loves pad thai, and he wanted to see if I was able to replicate one of his favorites at home. To my surprise, I got two thumbs up! I was shocked that I was able to do as well as I did on my very first attempt at this noodly dish. Previous to making this dish, I had never been crazy about pad thai; I just wasn't giving it enough of a chance. I loved every single bite! The wonderful pallet of flavors in the sauce, the crisp carrots, the delicious shrimp... it all made my taste buds so happy. This recipe is definitely a keeper!
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Project Food Challenge: Egg Rolls
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Egg rolls that aren't made from fresh ingredients (e.g. frozen egg rolls) taste that way: not fresh and manufactured. I've never been a huge fan of egg rolls , and the reason is that I never really had one that was that fresh or made correctly. This past weekend I tried my hand at making these fried rolls of goodness, and I must say, they were delicious. They have been something that has always been on my culinary 'to-do' list for quite some time now. I've always been somewhat intimidated by the huge list of ingredients and all the steps involved. But as I completed this task, I learned that I don't really have any reason to fear this crispy side dish. I will explain every step so that you too can make egg rolls that are savory and packed with so much flavor that you'll never settle for frozen again.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Budget-Friendly Meals: Peanut Chicken
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Looking for an inexpensive meal that can be whipped up in a pinch? Well here's a tasty (easy-on-the-wallet) solution: chicken in a delicious peanut sauce over rice.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Budget-Friendly Meals: Slow Cooker Chicken Teriyaki
I just love our slow cooker. Having a great meal that is completely cooked by the end of the day is so wonderful! Also, if you haven't yet bought a slow cooker we highly recommend it because it never gets old finding new and exciting dishes to make with it. The bonus is the amazing smells that fill the house for the entire day. This is the slow cooker
This delicious meal has little prep time--20 minutes at the very most. Serve the slow cooker chicken teriyaki with rice and egg rolls.
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