Friday, July 9, 2010
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Slow-Roasted Salmon and Curry Pilaf
Today was Mom's birthday, so I prepared one of her favorites, slow-roasted salmon with a shallot butter sauce. For the sides, I made a curry pilaf and steamed brussel sprouts.
It's been a while since I made slow-roasted salmon, but it turned out pretty good today. The shallot butter sauce was a nice complement because the sweetness of the shallots and herbes de provence.
For the rice, I didn't improvise too much, so it was fairly normal. Well, at least as normal as you could expect from me.
For dessert, Sister C made a tarte tartin. She was inspired again by Julia Child, but unlike Julia, Sister C's tarte tatin looked and tasted pretty good.
Happy B-Day Mom!
It's been a while since I made slow-roasted salmon, but it turned out pretty good today. The shallot butter sauce was a nice complement because the sweetness of the shallots and herbes de provence.
For the rice, I didn't improvise too much, so it was fairly normal. Well, at least as normal as you could expect from me.
For dessert, Sister C made a tarte tartin. She was inspired again by Julia Child, but unlike Julia, Sister C's tarte tatin looked and tasted pretty good.
Happy B-Day Mom!
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Pork Ribs
Since it was Independence Day, I made pork ribs. Instead of barbecuing them this time, I cooked them in the oven. I find this method to be much faster and nearly as good as cooking them on a barbecue.
For the sides, I made shoestring fries, and Mom made whomp biscuits and corn.
It was a simple meal that didn't need utensils. Best of all, I have something to take for lunch tomorrow.
For the sides, I made shoestring fries, and Mom made whomp biscuits and corn.
It was a simple meal that didn't need utensils. Best of all, I have something to take for lunch tomorrow.
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