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Minggu, 27 Juli 2014

Stir Fried Potato and Mushroom with Black Pepper

Stir Fried Potato and Mushroom
with Black Pepper
Today is the last day of Puasa Month (Fasting Month) for Muslims.
They will be celebrating Hari Raya tomorrow and my family
and I would like to take this opportunity to wish our Muslim friends
Selamat Hari Raya Aidil Fitri!
During the Puasa Month, our company will close at 4.00 pm and
our lunch of 1 hour will be shortened to 30 minutes.  Since we are not fasting,
it is very difficult to look for food within 1/2 hour.
So, we take turns to bring home cooked food to the office.  
This dish was cooked by me on Wednesday night for Thursday's lunch.
Even though this dish is meatless, my colleagues gave me a thumbs up.
As usual, they remind me to list this dish in my blog ;)

I did not weigh these ingredients because I was a bit tired. 
I reached home at 8.00 pm and cooked this dish straight away.
By looking at these pictures, I believe you will be able
to estimate it.



1/2 hand full of Spring Onion.
Shimeji Mushroom.
6 Australia Chat Potatoes.
6 cloves of Garlic.



Potatoes - Cut into quarter.
Shimeji Mushroom - Cut the bottom.
Spring Onion - Cut the white part away and cut into 2 inches.
Garlic - Minced.



Potatoes - Cook in salted water, drain and keep aside.



Heat up 2 tablespoon of cooking oil.
Add in minced Garlic, 3 teaspoons coarse Black Pepper and
1 tablespoon Oyster Sauce.



Remember not to burn the Garlic.
Stir until the Garlic slightly brownish.



Add in the Potatoes and Shimeji Mushroom.



Stir for 2 minutes.



Add in 1 tablespoon of Butter and stir until melted.



Add in Spring Onion and stir until well combined.
Add more Black Pepper or salt, if necessary.



Switch off the fire once the sauce is thicken and dry up.



While blogging this, my daughter told me that she secretly steal
some to taste and said it was flavourful.
My colleagues finished off the whole plate.  So happy to know
that they have enjoyed my home cook food.




I am submitting this post to Little Thumbs Up event
with this month theme "Potato" organised by
Zoe, Bake for Happy Kids,
Doreen, My Little Favourite DIY and
hosted by Jasline, Foodie Baker.




I am submitting this post to Cook Your Books #14 hosted by

Selasa, 24 Desember 2013

Petai Sambal Tumis (Stinky Beans)

 Petai Sambal Tumis
Malaysian called it Petai. Some called it Stinky Beans. Scientific
name is Parkia Speciosa.  Well, to my husband, it is his favourite bean.
He can have it alone with his rice.  In fact, I cooked this especially for him
last few days ago.  Yeap! he finished it off without me telling him so.
All of three of us did not eat it except for the sambal tumis.
It is very easy to cook if you have the sambal tumis in hand.



1/2 cup of Dried Shrimp (wash and chop finely).
One handful of Petai (stinky beans).



 Heat the wok or pan with 2 tablespoons of cooking oil.
Add the Dried Shrimps and dish out once it is cooked.



 With the same wok or pan, heat up 3 tablespoons of cooking oil.
Add the chopped garlic and stir fry for a few minutes.



 Before the garlic turn brown, add the Sambal Tumis and stir fry
for 3 minutes.  If it is dry, pour in more cooking oil.



Remember not to burn your Sambal Tumis like I did above.
I was doing something for a split second and it burnt slightly and thanks
goodness the sambal tumis is not bitter (taste burnt).
Then, add in the cooked Dried Shrimp and stir fry another 2 minutes.



Lastly, add the Petai (Stinky Beans) and stir fry until it is cooked.
Add salt to taste.
(Note : If you notice it is a bit dry, add in 1 or 2 tablespoons of water)



It is yummy to whom?  Of course, to my husband.
In fact, he had two bowls of rice.



Selasa, 08 Oktober 2013

Japanese Mushrooms and Prawns Omelette

Japanese Mushrooms and Prawns Omelette
You must be an alien if you don't love this dish... hahaha!
My whole family love this dish unconditionally.
Easy to cook and yummy to eat.
Just difficult to do the washing only     :)



One packet of white and brown Shimeji Japanese Mushrooms.
12 pieces of Prawns.
Few stalks of Spring Onions.
3 pips of chopped Garlic.



All prepared and ready to be cooked.



6 beaten Eggs with dash of pepper and salt.



 Heat up the wok with some cooking oil and stir fry the chopped garlic.



 
Once the garlic is slightly brown, add in all the mushrooms and stir
fry the mushroom until soften.



 Add in the prawns and stir fry further.



 Once the prawns is pinkish in colour, then it is cooked.



 Dish up and keep at one side.



Add in the chopped spring onions into the beaten eggs and stir until combined.



Heat up your pan with some cooking oil and then scatter evenly the
pre-cooked japanese mushrooms and prawns.
Pour in the beaten eggs slowly onto the pan.



 When the eggs are cooked at the outer side or you can move the
egg batter, then you can flip to cook the other side.



 I did not do a good job on flipping to the other side    :(





Even though it does not look nice BUT the taste is delicious.
So, why wait more, go now and cook for your family.
They will enjoy this dish for sure.


Sabtu, 24 November 2012

15 Minutes - Stir Fried Long Beans With Broccoli

15 Minutes - Stir Fried Long Beans With Brocolli
Another 15 minutes dish for my dear daughter to bring to work. 
Since 10 am I did not utter one single word.  Don't fret out, I am not sick.
Because I am all alone in the house.  Husband went overseas,
son went to college and daughter went to work.  Anyway will be
having dinner with them in the evening.  Later must remember to text
my dear husband that I have washed and cleaned the bathroom
all by myself to kill my boredom while he is away and both my arms hurts.....   
:(   meaning that I have not been doing the washing and cleaning of bathrooms 
for many years.  All these years, it is the responsibility of my husband.
He is fanatic of cleanliness.....well, it is a good thing for me because
I do not have to do this tiring work   :)   ...he he he



Half handful of Long Beans - Wash.
Small size of Broccoli - Wash.


Cut the Long Beans into small pieces.
Cut the Broccoli in small pieces.


Heat up the wok with cooking oil.
Once heated up, pour in the Broccoli and cook for 1 minute.


Then pour in the Long Beans and cook further another 2 minutes.


Pour in half cup of water and cook the Broccoli with Long Beans push
at one side because Broccoli takes longer to cook. Once you notice or
tested that the Broccoli is cooked, then push back the Long Beans 
to the Broccoli and cook further for 1 minutes.


Pour in 3/4 tablespoon of Oyster Sauce.


Stir fry for a short while or until all cooked and then dish out.


Since I am cooking all these foods for my daughter to bring to work,
I think I am going to cook more for me to bring to work.
Something for me to ponder further since today I am all alone.
Have a nice wonderful weekend.



Minggu, 18 November 2012

15 Minutes - Stir Fried Mushroom with Long Bean, Ladies Finger and French Bean

Stir Fried Mushroom with Long Bean, 
Ladies Finger and French Bean
This delicious sumptuous dish is for my dear daughter Sunday meal.
She is one happy daughter having cooked food to bring to work
these past few days.  This dish is one of her favourite foods.
Very easy to cook.  Whatever inside the fridge, I just clean, cut
and cook for her.  No need to look for recipe.



One handful of Ladies Finger - Clean and cut.
One handful of French Beans - Clean and cut.
One handful of Long Beans - Clean and cut.
One handful of Mushrooms - Clean and cut the bottom only.


Cleaned and cut vegetables and mushrooms.


Heat up the work with 1/2 tablespoon of cooking oil.
Once heated up, pour in all the vegetables except for the mushroom.


Less than 2 minutes, pour in 1/2 cup of water and cook further another 2 minutes.


Then pour in the mushroom.


Stir fry until cooked.


Pour in 3/4 tablespoon of Oyster Sauce and cook further.
Once done, turn off the fire and dish out.


Before my daughter bring to work, she already eaten 1/3 for her 
breakfast.  Ok lah, I think it is still enough for her lunch since there will
be one apple inside her lunch bag.

My dear husband told me not to over work my body because 
weekend is my rest days.  Told him that I cannot turn down request from 
my dear daughter and moreover all these dishes are just "15 Minutes Food".
"Very Easy Job Compare to my Office Work"


Looking at all these foods inside a nice lunch paper bag,
sure you will have a big appetite.
(This is what my dear daughter said)
Happy Cooking!