I cooked this simple dish for lunch, made of spam and onions... as for the rice, right after its cooked, immediately I cracked 2 eggs into the hot rice and stir till well mixed. Wanted to add some avocado to it but the one Superhubby bought was not ripe and too hard to be eaten fresh. haha... anyway, loved this simple meal.. another comfort food to me...
Monday, November 2, 2009
Sunday lunch at Home Sweet Home
Homemade chawanmushi
Boeuf Bourguignon with homemade mashed potatoes (lanny's version... which is my favourite one)
Not the packet powdered type okie... don't play play... I hand mashed all the 11 potatoes.. till creamy and soft, sweet and salty.. love it... I grew up eating this when other kids ate baby cereal...
Not the packet powdered type okie... don't play play... I hand mashed all the 11 potatoes.. till creamy and soft, sweet and salty.. love it... I grew up eating this when other kids ate baby cereal...
Cooking Boeuf Bourguignon
I was having Superhubby's besties over for lunch at our place. So I decided to cook the french beef stew called Boeuf Bourguignon. For a first timer, I did quite fairly well, though not perfect. Whose perfect anyway??? I modified the method to suits my time and taste.
Fresh chunks of beef... Chunks of carrots and tomatoes... I was supposed to use tomato paste.. but I couldn't get the one I wanted... so I just make do with the fresh ones...
Pieces of meat are being sauted till medium rare and removed to a separate plate so that I can use this fats from the meat to saute the carrots, onions, tomatoes and brown button mushrooms.
Fresh chunks of beef... Chunks of carrots and tomatoes... I was supposed to use tomato paste.. but I couldn't get the one I wanted... so I just make do with the fresh ones...
Pieces of meat are being sauted till medium rare and removed to a separate plate so that I can use this fats from the meat to saute the carrots, onions, tomatoes and brown button mushrooms.
Then place all these ingredients in a pot or casserole (I used non-stick pot as my casserole is not big enough to cook these chunks). Add salt and pepper to taste. I added some herbs to bring out the flavour of this dish too. Pour a whole bottle of red wine (preferably young red) and simmer under slow fire and cook this for 3 to 5 hours. I cooked this at night as I was busy on Saturday night. Hence, I cooked 3 hours the night before and another 2 hours on Sunday morning.
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