Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Meen Moily

Here's a recipe for meen moily i got from one of my profs. Lovely dish, and surprisingly simple

Meen Moily
Beckti in haldi+salt+vinegar marinade

Onion + hing + ginger+ garlic+ Gr. Chilli+ Haldi in coconut oil
Coconut Milk
Fish+salt
Sliced Tomatoes after cooking

Thursday, May 26, 2011

Grilled Beef with dipping sauce


180 grams beef steak, good quality
Sauce 1: Sesame dipping sauce
Kikkoman soya sauce: 1/3rd cup
Mirrin: 3 tbs
Sugar: 2 tbs
Sesame oil: 2tbs
Sesame powder/crushed and dried sesame seeds: 1 tbs
Grated Garlic: 1 tbs
Sauce 2: Ginger Dipping Sauce:
Soya Sauce: 1/3rd cup
Sake : 1/3rd cup
Sugar: 2 tbs
Vegetable oil: 2tbs + 1 tsp.
Grill the beef till medium rare or as desired. Rest it. Cut into cubes and serve with dipping sauce.

Lamb chops in sesame sauce:


4 kg lamb chops, neatly cut. Good quality lamb chops are needed.
For the Sauce:
1 litre water
Kikkoman thick soya sauce: 200 ml
2 tbs Garlic Paste: I suggest using fresh crushed/minced garlic rather than the packaged pastes. Always.
Sesame oil 2 tbs
Sesame seed paste 1 tbs
100 gms chopped spring onion
1 tsp ajinomoto (Optional)
7 green chillies finely chopped
Mix all the ingredients and marinate overnight.
Saute in the frying pan on high heat at first to seal in the juices. The reduce to med heat and cook till done as desired. Halfway through, add the sauce/marinade and reduce.
Season to taste.
Sprinkle the lamb chop with sesame seeds before serving.

Ohitashi Salad:


Chilled spinach salad
Spinach: blanched, chopped and chilled
For the sauce:
4 tbs Dashi
Mirin: 1 tbs
Cooking Sake: 1 tbs
Kikkoman Soya: 1 tbs
Hondashi ( Japanese fish stock) 1 tsp
Mix thoroughly, season to taste with salt.
Mix in the chilled spinach.
Note: This salad was surprisingly tasty, especially for a spinach salad.

Note: about Sake

Please note, all the sake mentioned in the recipes here is cooking sake.

Gyouza


(Dumplings)
Chopped onion: 50 gms
Shiitake mushroom chopped: 50 gms
Cabbage chopped : 50 gms
Spring onions chopped: 30 gms
 Pork/beef/prawn/chicken: chopped and fried.
Sake 2 tbs
Mirrin 2 tbs
Sesame oil 5 tbs
Kikkoman soy sauce 2 tbs
Chilli oil 2 tbs
Miso paste 1/5 tbs
Vinegar 1 tbs
1 tbs Ajinomoto : Optional
Little salt and pepper, to taste
A little ginger and garlic paste
Mix together thoroughly. Stuff inside a dumpling/wonton wrapper, can be store bought, or i will provide a recipe for dimsum wrappers later on.
Once the dumpling is ready, lightly very shallow fry it gently, taking care not to break the delicate wrapper, almost sauté it.

Yum Pak Krob

( Crispy Vegetables-Thai)
Carrots, babycorns and mushrooms- Diamond/quartered,  even pieces
Coat in cornflour and deep fry.
For the sauce: It should be sweet, sour and spicy.
Chicken aroma, sugar syrup, lemon water, salt water and thai bud chillies chopped.
Mix thoroughly till the proper taste is achieved.
Spring onions, coriander/cilantro and onions finely chopped.
Mix the fried vegetables, the sauce and the chopped veg till it is properly coated.
Season to taste.
Garnish with crispy fried onions.