宮保蝦仁
Gōng bǎo xiārén
Kung Pao with shrimps
Hello, long time no post! I got internet problems for the last 2 months so I couldn't post anything. Today I want to introduce you to a great worldwide classic from Sichuan province. The Kung Pao! The name ''Kung Pao'' is an Western romanization of Gong Bao, which litterally means ''Imperial, or Royal''. In overall '' Imperial shrimps''. You can make it with shrimps and chicken. By the legend, the name would come from the Palace Gardien in Qing Dynasty. The meal is known for it's spicy taste, and to have nuts and sichuan peppercorns. The secret is to infuse the oil with the peppercorn, the nuts and the chili peppers.
Let's start now.
For approximately 3 servings
-300g of pre-cooked shrimps (shelled)
(Marinate in 1 1/2 tbs of shaoxing wine and a pinch of salt, not more than 30 minutes)
-1 full hand of nuts or 2 for more (I used white almonds)
4-6 thai chilis, seeds removed and chopped
2 bell peppers in cubes
1 onion in cubes
ginger and garlic (around 1/2 tea spoon in amount)
1/2 ts crushed sichuan peppercorns
Sauce
-5 tbs of Light Soy Sauce
-1 ts of black soy sauce
-5 tbs water
-1 ts of Chinese chili sauce (it's like as very thick paste with fried bean curds) (optional)
-1 ts of potato starch
Heat 3 tbs of oil at very-hight in a wok, and drop the chili, ginger, garlic, peppercorns and almonds.
When the almonds turns brownish, add the veggies and cook for 1 minutes max, than add the shrimps.
Cook another 2 minutes and add the sauce mixture.
When the sauce thickens it is ready!
You can top with spring onions if you want,as I did!
To vary: Add some cilantro
Change the Almonds for peanuts of cashews.
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mardi 14 mars 2017
jeudi 14 juillet 2016
Bap Xao
炒玉米
Chǎo yùmǐ
Bắp Xào
Hi guys longtime no see. Last time I wanted to eat street food, so I cooked vietnamese Bap Xao. It is very simple but it's so tasty. There is many variation but I'll go with the most popular one.
Hi guys longtime no see. Last time I wanted to eat street food, so I cooked vietnamese Bap Xao. It is very simple but it's so tasty. There is many variation but I'll go with the most popular one.
Ingredients:
- 3 cup frozen extra sweet corn
- 4 green onions, cut into thin rings
- 3cup of chopped of pre-cooked shrimps
- 2 table spoon of white sugar
- 1 1/2 tea spoon of salt
- 2 1/2 table spoon of golden butter
black pepper
sriracha sauce
Melt the butter and add the shrimps and the corn until well cooked.
Add the sugar, the salt and black pepper to your taste, then add the green onion.
Cook a few more minute. And serve with some sriracha sauce
vendredi 13 mai 2016
Shrimps sautéed noodles
蝦炒麵條
Xiā chǎo miàntiáo
Shrimp sautéed noodles
Hi everyone. For my first recipe I'll show something pretty simple to make. Here i'm using noodles that are usually used for Yetcamein noodles soup, but you can use any non-swelling noodles, even ramen noodles can do!
Xiā chǎo miàntiáo
Shrimp sautéed noodles
Hi everyone. For my first recipe I'll show something pretty simple to make. Here i'm using noodles that are usually used for Yetcamein noodles soup, but you can use any non-swelling noodles, even ramen noodles can do!
Hi everyone. For my first recipe I'll show something pretty simple to make. Here i'm using noodles that are usually used for Yetcamein noodles soup, but you can use any non-swelling noodles, even ramen noodles can do!
For 2 serving
9 shrimps-} marinated-1 ts de chicken stock powder, 1 tbs of shaoxing wine or xeres, and black pepper (I use pre-cooked shrimps all already shelled)
1 spring onion, in rings
1/2 red bell pepper in strips
1/3 green bell pepper in strips
4 white mushroom in slices
1 big carrot in fine rectangles
1 chunk of ginger, chopped (around 1 tea spoon)
3 big cloves of garlic, chopped
1 small hand of non-swell noodles (see pictures)
Some drops of sesame oil
Black pepper
sauce:
2 tbs Light soy sauce (Kikoman's is ok)
1 tbs Dark soy sauce (You can find in any asian grocery stores, but if you can't, VH soy sauce is acceptable)
1 ts water
1/2 ts potato starch
(mix the sauce in a bowl, and mix occasionally, the starch must not stick to the bottom when being added to the meal)
In some cooking oil, cook the ginger and garlic until good smell, then add the carrot.
At half-cooked, add the mushrooms, the white part of the green onion and the bell peppers.
When everything is cooked, add the shrimps, sesame oil, black pepper, the noodles, the green part of the green onion, and the sauce.
Stir until the sauce get stickened and that everything is well mixted, and serve
Man Man Chi, have a good meal!
To vary: Change the white mushrooms for shiitakes. Add bean sprouts. Add chinese cabbage. Add onions. Add sesame seed. Add sugar.
Libellés :
bell peppers,
carrots,
dark soy sauce,
garlic,
ginger,
light soy sauce,
noodles,
potato starch,
sesame seeds,
shaoxing wine,
shrimps,
spring onions,
starch,
Stir-fried Meals,
water,
white mushrooms
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