Cooking With Style

Cooking With Style
"There is no sincere love, than the love of food itself"

Saturday, July 30, 2011

Dinner Ideas....

So I had two lovely girlfriends of mine over for dinner and these are the things I made. One of the girls was very picky with her food selection, She liked American style food so I kept within her element, but added a twist on the menu.

For the appetizer I made a vegetable soup. Included in the soup was carrots, onions, zucchini, mushrooms and potatoes, for the stock you first must sauté the onions with tumeric and a good amount of it so all the onions are yellow and some paprika. Once sauteed add water and a teaspoon of chicken stock or any stock of your choice. Lastly add in all your vegetables and cook for about 30 minutes on high heat or until everything is cooked.
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For the Salad I lemon and herb vinaigrette, I used some red leaf lettuce, sliced onions, tomatoes, hearts of palm and some garbanzo beans. To make the dressing you need to use lime juice, olive oil, a spoonful of Dijon mustard and minced flat leaf parsley.

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For the sliders I topped them off with beef patties which I have the recipe on this blog. Include your favorite toppings as well as a herbed aioli I made. For the sauce you will need mayo, paprika, chopped flat leaf parsley, minced garlic, salt and pepper.
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For the main dish I served my famous corn flake chicken which the recipe is on the blog served with roast potatoes.
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SARIT

Welcome SUmmer!

Hello readers I know I have been very MIA recently, still cooking just been so busy with life that have not had the chance to document and post pictures of my most recent creations. I do apologize for my sudden erupt in providing you with recipes. I would like to let you all know that I have been on the look out for new restaurants in the Los Angeles area to blog about. I know I have previously mentioned the Kosher restaurant LA SIENE, but I have dined several more times and would like to restate that as of now it is the BEST kosher restaurant you can visit. Here are just a few menu items that I recommend, the boneless rib eye is incredible, make sure you ask for the chimichurri sauce on the side, next the steak tartare for all you foodies, since I am kosher this was the first restaurant that had this item on their menu and let me just say it is very delicious. I know you would not expect it but, their sushi is fresh and so tasty. They have a tuna crispy rice item which speaks for itself as well as a albacore sashimi. Service is great, cleanliness is an A so there is not one complaint I have of this restaurant. Kosher or not you will love it!

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SARIT