“Pan-seared/ grilled or broiled, this easy-making pork chop tastes simply great! And, learn some tips on how to cook perfectly-sautéed button mushroom here.” An idea for home candle-lit dinner, even in some busy weekdays. I really find it more relax, convenient and very comfortable to have good meals at home, especially after long day work. Anyway,…
Category: Main Dishes
Main Dishes
Stir Fried Cauliflower, Sweet Bean and Fresh Shiitake Mushrooms
“Simple and delicious stir-fried mixed vegetables well liked by everyone in the family.” I’ve posted a stir-fried assorted veggies with mushroom and fish ball recipe in my blog. This is similar with some adaptions from this previous recipe. But it’s less elements on the plate, yet more colourful, and cleaner looking now. Had the flower-shaped carrot slices to the mix for…
Stir Fried Cabbage and Fresh Shiitake Mushroom
“Light in calorie, big in flavour. Healthy and tasty vegetable and fungi homecooked dish” Just came back from week-breakaway in Bali last late night (Also learned a new dish from the resort there. Shall cook and post in due). Too many things to catch up, and updating my blog is one of my priority tasks…
Steamed Fish Tail with Whole Black Bean (豆豉蒸鱼尾)
“Steamed fish, a healthy choice on your plate.” There was this gentleman reader requested me to post my recipe of steamed Song fish head with whole black bean some time back. Yes, I do like steamed fish with whole black bean for its delicate briny flavour. And of course, steamed fish is the heathier choice…
Ginger and Spring Onion Pork Dish (姜葱猪肉)
“Delicious home-taste pork dish with smooth and tendering texture that you can never resist.” This pork dish is one of the most popular Asian dishes, be it homecooked or dine-out order. Remember the aromatic ginger and spring onion (also called it scallion) plus a touch of fragrant oyster sauce in its marination provide the classic…
Preserved Black Bean Chicken (豆豉鸡)
“An authentic Asian chicken dish that truly whets your appetite.” This wonderfully aromatic chicken dish is one of my favourite Cantonese dishes. We called it 豆豉鸡 (Dow Xi Gai), in Cantonese. It’s easy on preparation and big on flavour! Prepare more rice and you may end up double your usual amount this time. Remember to…