Bon Appétit (^_^)
Friday, Sep 25, 2009 2:10PM / Standard Entry
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So I was asked why I don't blog about random, everyday personal stuffs. Honestly, if my last blog is not personal enough, I don't know what is. I like travel, love foods and adore pretty things so those are the things I often blogged about and share photos. Anyway, here I am, sharing a typical Weds night with you guys...that if I get to go home from work before everyone is in bed.
This is meant to be a personal blog, a blog that share another side of me that even close friends don't get to see often. I don't cook, not frequent enough but cooking is my de-stress mechanism. I cook to relieve work pressure, personal pain and depression. Because of that, I take my time in the kitchen but follow no technique whatsoever. This meal take about an hour and a half mainly because the pork is slow roasted. It easy to prepare, consider an heart-attack dinner but it's comfort food (^_^)
Tonight menu,
dry roasted pork serve on Ramen noodle with beef broth,
white chocolate macadamia nut,
pear green sparkling tea.
Ramen Noodles on bed of veggies, slided green/purple onion,mushroom and hard boiled eggs
I've tried many egg noodle but I love this brand, a Nippon company subsidiary butfactory is right here in San Jose, a Product of U.S.A, funny twist!!!
Broth is cook from beef bone, add seasoning and a teaspoon of Olive Oil,
doesn't suppose to look good, just have to taste good!!!
Growing up, I love roasted pork. I remember the crunchy pork skin that I always got yelled for clean up the poor piggie before the guests even get to it.
2 .3 pounds of pork belly marinade with special roasted spice powder and dry-refrigerated for 2 nights prior till I cook the poor thing. Oven tend to trap water so it has to be done from a toaster in high heat but slow roast to golden perfection.
Beverage is actually sparkling pear tea. I made the tea before work in the morning,as it cool down to warm tea, leave 2 slides of ripe pear and refrigerate. Tea will be soaking with delicious pear sweetness and aroma by the time dinner is ready, add a bit of Club soda and....you got yourself a nice drink. Soda is meant to help digest the fatty meat :-)
Lastly, the chunky, warm bake white chocolate macadamia nut cookie to wash all that down :-) Will probably do desert blog one of these days. I'm taking vote, Napoleon, Eclair, or Creme brulee...and yes, from scratch!!!
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