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PICTURES SPEAK A THOUSAND WORDS. PLEASE BE PATIENT AS IT DOWNLOADS.From the city of the melting pot and beyond, this is my bird's eye view on food. As a foodie, my choice for discussion will always be food related; either through my own preparation; or restaurants that strike me for its: 1) taste, 2) presentation, 3) value or creativity. Food is beautiful. And sharing its beauty delights me. I hope that you enjoy and learn something new each time you view! Join me!
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Thursday, August 19, 2021 NYBG - New York Botanical Garden
Its nice to be out and about especially in a place where nature has been properly curated and with temporary art installations for one to see.
It is nice to live in the Big Apple because even during pandemic, there exist things easy to access without really having to get out and need a car to take you there.
We bought a round trip ticket from Grand Central using the Northwest Harlem line with just about 5 stops to the Botanical Garden. That is only about 15-20 minutes ride!
As you enter the Botanical Garden you will see Yayoi Kusamas influence around the garden like these grown trees wrapped in dots on material.
Posted byfoodyholicat3:44 PMEmail ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Thursday, January 7, 2021 QUICK LUNCH
I usually prepare the entire meal myself. Today, my sister came over for lunch. We had something else to do so I decided to order some French food from one of my favorite French Restaurants near me. It turned out fabulous!
I ordered Quenelle- it is like a dumpling made with seafood and the sauce taste like lobster.
Benoit New York Restaurant is an Alain Ducasse Restaurant. I am glad I can order from them on occasion during this pandemic.
Posted byfoodyholicat12:25 AMEmail ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to PinterestLabels:#Frenchfood #lunch #celebration #delivery #nocookday Friday, September 18, 2020 Kaboucha Squash Soupi saw this cooked on TV about a couple of weeks ago and deckded to tey it. it js so delicious so i would like to share it with you:INGREDIENTS1/4 Kaboucha squash2 green onions300 ml dashi *2 tsp sugar100 ml Dashi*1-1/2 TB mirin1 tsp usukuchi soy sauce First peel Kaboucha squash and slice into cubesMake Dashi:*300 ml water 1 sq Kombu Bring to boilThen remove kombuAdd 100 ml more cold water And bonito flakesBoil next 20 seconds skimming on top or donnot have to.Strain mixture in paper towel lined sieve into bowlPour back Dashi mkxture in pot and add Kaboucha in saucepan and sugae, mirin and the soy sauce.Cover parchment paper on topBring to boil until Kaboucha is cooked tender.When cooked cool mixture.Mince the scallions.Pour squash and liquid in a Vitamix or good blemder. process until smooth.Then pour it back in the pan You can add more Dashi, mirin, soy sauce, sugar and salt to adjust seasoning.Ladle into bowls and sprinkle minced scallions and serve.in my case i served it with sliced Shiso leaf.makes a good linch accompaniment or first course dining.
Posted byfoodyholicat10:53 PMEmail ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to PinterestLabels:#homemade #firstcourse #lunch,#soup Saturday, September 12, 2020 Best Cruise Dining Celebrity Edge Le Petit Chef
Posted byfoodyholicat1:06 AMEmail ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Saturday, August 29, 2020 ONION RINGS with a TWIST
I was watching NHK TV when I saw this in one of their shows. So Intried it today! Its onion rings that can be a full lunch in itself! They used it for their segment BENTO!
Today, I decided to have it for lunch.
INGREDIENTS:
1 Large onion (preferably sweet like Vidalia onion
10 strips of bacon thin pork belly
1/2 c flour
1 egg beaten
1/2 c or more of panko
1/2 cup safflower oil for frying
2TB ketchup, 1 TB Worcestershire sauce and 1 tsp soy sauce
Peel and slice onion. Slice about 1/4 to 1/3 inch thick circles. Remove some lose onion out if the circle to look like a ring.
Thread the bacon through going around the ring of onion wrapping it around covering the onion well with the pork belly.
In separate bowls, put the flour in one of the bowls, beat eggs in the other bowl, and panko on the third ball.
Coat onion ring wrapped with pork in flour first, and then egg? And last in panko. Make sure it is well coated around.
Heat oil in a small pan . Once its hot, drop the prepared onion rings 2 at a fine. Fry 3 minutes in each side. Drain on rack.
Serve with sauce above made with Ketchup, Worcestershire sauce and soy sauce.
Also can be served with cauliflower rice.
Posted byfoodyholicat12:25 AMEmail ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to PinterestLabels:#events #lunch #celebration #cooking #bacon #nywcamember Monday, August 17, 2020 STEAMERShttps://youtu.be/BfjuD9jLrxM
I did this video a while back and for some reason arrived in my email box.
Since it is still summer, I hope you will be able to find this delicacy I love. I find this in the East Coast mostly in New York.
If you find fresh ones, they are easy to prepare.
In a big pot to hold your 1lb or 2 lbs of steamers, add about 2-3 cups of water depending on the amount of steamers you want to cook. If you have a colander in your pot (steamers pot), put your steamers in that. Cover and boil for about 5-10 minutes until the clams open.
Remove the steamers to a bowl. Reserve the broth in a separate bowl. Pour the broth in separate 1 cup bowls.
Melt half a stick of butter for a pound of steamers and pour the oily part in a small container or dipping bowls. (In other words only take the clarified butter).
To serve: watch the video how to eat it. Dip the peeled steamer first in the broth to clean of some sand it may have, and then dip it in butter.
I love this in the summer with freshly boiled bi-color corn. Those are usually sweet!
Have a great appetizer or main meal. Dont forget your salad!
Posted byfoodyholicat3:57 PMEmail ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Sunday, July 26, 2020 MY FIRST MEAL PHASE 4 of LOCKDOWNhttps://www.piccolacucinagroup.com/en/
Today since it is Phase 4 which means restaurants are now open only for eating outdoors is a great omen that our virus cases have plateaued. Thank God! And thank goodness! Hopefully people behave and be more mindful that the only way to go back closer to normal is to keep distancing, wear a mask and keep washing rose hands. I carry rubber gloves as well if I have to buy something and pull it off the shelf.
We went to the newly opened Italian restaurant in our neighborhood where they already had one in SoHo and was a success.
I picked a tableCloser to the street than the sidewalk to avoid the people that pass by - who knows, one could have COVID-19.
I decided to wear my shield so I could eat my food and still feel confident that I will be protected from floating viruses while we chat.
I ordered the mixed seafood with langoustine, shrimp and pasta. It was quite good. My friend had the fried sardine which was perfectly done! It comes with salad.
I am quite happy that this was my first meal outside after cooking away since March 11! Well, we did order out food which we ate inside. But it is fun to eat at premise.On the left is a pizza I picked up on our way home. I heated it up when Ingot home adding some truffle mushroom sauce and prosciutto.
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