Delightful (and Disastrous) Culinary Experiments!
Quite an interesting and tasty dish, sake-marinated salmon with a spicy pineapple reduction. The recipe can be found on foodtv.com.
The salmon is getting drunk off sake
Fillets should be grilled, but pan frying will do.
Nice, you can almost smell it.
Time to make the sauce
I could probably dress it up with some parsley leaves.
Yummy in my tummy
Mr. Sushi in Arlington Center (Map)
I had a chance to dine at Mr. Sushi in the heart of Arlington this past Friday with a couple of friends. From the menu, I ordered the Seafood Udon Noodles, along with a few types of sushi roll. My friend made a great suggestion to the waitress on adding tempura flakes to the sushi rolls. While the sushi itself wasn’t distinguishable from any other places, the Udon Bowl was spectacular. The noodle texture can be described as perfection, slightly chewy and tasteful. The soup base was tasteful and simply amazing.
This past Saturday, I teamed up with Tina “The Diamond Chef” L. to host a special event entitled The Art of Chinese Cooking. The menu consisted of the following tranditional Chinese dishes:
The guests of were included Hubert, Jessica, Rich, Eric, and Tim.
Tina and the groceries from Super88
Tina studying directions on the box of flavoring (we cheated a little)
Smile for that pepper
Can you say tofu?
The 3-cups chicken smells good
The food critics
So good when it hits your lips