When you sold your BBQ and in the process of moving, inside steaks on the cast grill work just fine!! We like to get the grill smoking hot. And brush with oil of your choice. We marinated steaks with some soya sauce on each and Montreal steak spice. Simple. Did that a few hours before cooking.We cook roughly 3-4 minutes per side.
We like to get the criss cross on it but you don’t have to get all fancy hehehe. After your 4 minutes per side. Take off heat and let rest for 10 minutes or so before cutting.We like to slice up before it goes on the plate so it’s all ready to eat :0). How do you enjoy your steaks? What do you marinate yours with?
Love my kitchen helper hehehe A package of thin egg noodles 1 onion sliced 2TBSP oyster sauce 1/4CUP soy sauce 1/2CUP water 2TSP sugar 1 pound of shrimps peeled and deveined, slice the back so they butterfly when cooked. (Could use chicken, beef, pork or fish also) 2TSP minced ginger & garlic 1TSP red pepper flakes 1/2TSP salt 2 tablespoons each sesame oil & vegetable oil 2-3CUPS mixed veggies (such as napa cabbage, sliced carrots, celery, and bean sprouts, water chestnuts, bamboo shoots, whatever you prefer) Thickener: Cornstarch and water mixture
Get your pan hot! Throw everything in minus cabbage and shrimps. Stirfry high heat stirring constantly about 3-4minutes. Then add in your cabbage.
Mix well. I thicken the sauce now with our cornstarch/water mixture. Then add in your butterflied shrimps. Stir fry just a couple more minutes til shrimps are donePeek a boo, I see you lol Remove your Stirfry from heat. Boil your noodles as per instructions. Just 2-3 minutes. Drain, rinse, and mix them into your Stirfry. Serve immediately
Whatcha got up there? Let me see, come on, closer, closer… Oh stinky ol shrimp. Nope Lucky isn’t a fan of shrimp hehehe. More for me yay haha. Although he’s still a trooper helping me out in the kitchen.We enjoyed this, excellent dish on Valentine’s Day! We can’t wait to hear what you think.
3CUPS bean sprouts 1 carrot julienned 2celery stalks julienned 1 white onion julienned Garlic Ginger Chili’s (always optional!) If you opt out you should use white pepper. Black pepper is fine. Soya sauce SugarCut all your veggies up
I use a little vegetable oil with sesame oil, pan fry up the carrots, onions, celery, garlic, ginger, chilis, soya sauce and TSP sugar. If I’m not using chilis. I use white pepper. Pan fry high heat just couple minutes. Then add bean sprouts. Another TSP of soya sauce. Cook couple more minutes.We love food full of colors! We sprinkled with sesame seeds but it’s not needed.I added a couple shrimps in with this to have for lunch :0).
I can’t really give a recipe for this. Cause I’ve never used one. I go by taste.But the main ingredients I use are. Lots of green & red Chilis, big chunk of ginger, lots of garlic, & lots of green onions small. Cup soya TBSP sesame oil 1/2CUPSugar 1/3CUP Rice vinegar ( this changes for me. I like to use sherry, or red or white wine vinegar also whatever I happen to have on hand) Chop everything up nicely. I put sesame seeds in this batch but I don’t normally do that. I usually just add some to recipe when cooking. You really can’t go wrong with ingredients. You will get to a great flavour with all this freshness. You’ll know if you need more sugar and or garlic or heat. This last for a couple weeks in our fridge and I use 2-3TBSP for recipes either to cook with, marinate, or its excellent just as is, as a dipping sauceI squeeze almost a whole lime in. If I don’t have lime, I use lemon. This sauce is a big hit in our family everyone loves it.
Cut pork some soya sauce added to marinate 5 bokchoy 8 pieces of broccoli cut Can baby corn White onion 1 carrot & 1 pepper 3 mushrooms cut Cup red cabbage cut Fresh ginger & garlic
I add some vegetable oil along with some sesame oil. I Brown the pork a tad. Then add the onions, garlic, & ginger. Cook for a bit.
I add the broccoli, cabbage & carrots next. Cook little, high heat. Then add remainder of veggies.
I finish it off with some chicken stock and a cornstarch/water mixture to thicken it. Serve with rice or noodles. We eat a lot of Stir-Fry in the house. I love going threw the fridge to see what we have. They are always slightly different.