After many years of cooking experience, I have had several request to create a blog. So here it is, my first ever cooking blog. I am so excited and pleased to share my passion for cooking with the online world. I promise you one thing, if you follow my steps you can too enjoy cooking and who knows you might be one step closer to creating your own recipes and delicious treats!
Cooking With Style
"There is no sincere love, than the love of food itself"
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Hot Pot City Restaurant
So I wanted to check out this Hot Pot City restaurant in Orange County and thought to share it with all my readers. So first off this place is vegetarian friendly as well as non-veggie eaters. They have a wide variety of veggies, meats, fishes, noodles and other items. They have a huge refrigerator filled with different items and you just pick the ones you want. Once you get to the table you notice there's a pot in the middle and a grill surrounding it. You can make a soup and grill items at the same time. A really fun experience for friends to gather around.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
First Cooking Apron!!!!
So my Best Friend Dorsa B, has gifted me the best gift any young chef could ask for. She created a personalized apron for me. By far the best gift I have ever received. I am so excited to use it. I can't even count how many times I have gotten dirty from cooking, well now I won't have that problem anymore! Special thanks to Dorsa.....
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SARIT
My Version of Indian Food
This dish is very flavorful and made in one pot. I used a dutch oven to make this dish, first I put a little bit of oil in the pot and threw in some sliced green cabbage. let the cabbage sauté and add water as your doing so to help the cabbage reduce. Next I added in some sliced white onions, sliced mushrooms and sliced zucchini. Once everything is reduced and cooked I add in some raw cubed chicken breast. For the seasoning which I started adding in early on, some paprika, salt, pepper, cumin, tumeric and lastly a lot of curry powder. Cook everything together and keep mixing the food.
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SARIT
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Heirloom Tomato and Burrata Cheese Platter
Slice your favorite colored Heirloom tomatoes and assemble them nicely on a plate with some fresh basil. In the center I added my favorite silky Burrata cheese. I crushed some fresh ground pepper and sea salt on top followed by some olive oil. Serve with some sliced sourdough bread or your choice of crackers.
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SARIT
Home Made Korean BBQ
Korean BBQ is so easy to make and fun way to enjoy your food. For the marinates I made a chicken basil, skirt steak and mini burgers. For the chicken basil marinate I processed basil, olive oil, garlic. For the skirt steak I processed some garlic, favorite bbq sauce of your choice, olive oil, honey, cayenne pepper. For the mini burgers I processed the actual ground beef with some cumin, paprika, tumeric, some olive oil, salt and pepper.
Thursday, March 10, 2011
Asian Noodle Stir Fry
For the stir fry sauce I mixed the following ingredients together, chopped up garlic, hoisin sauce, soy sauce, vegetarian oyster sauce, sesame oil, salt, pepper, chili flakes. First place a few spoons of the sauce with the already cut pieces of skirt steak into a bowl to sit and marinate for about 20 minutes before cooking begins. Next you want to cook the vegetables, I used carrots, mushrooms, snow peas, broccoli, beginning with sautéing the onions and then adding the rest of the vegetables one by one depending on which ones take the longest to cook. Once all the vegetables are cooked, next on a frying pan cook all the meat making sure to add in more sauce when needed. Once everything is cooked add the vegetables and meat together.
For the noodles I used flat glass noodles and boiled them until cooked, placed them into a bowl, then added in the stir fry and mixed everything together.
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SARIT
Delicious Peppercorn Steak Dinner
I chose to complete this meal with a side of sauteed spinach and some mash potatoes, but you can add any side of your choice. I used a piece of rib eye steak, I first seared the meat on the stove on high heat. Make sure to flip over so both sides get nice and seared. Turn the oven on 375 and place the steaks in the oven after searing so the rest of your meat gets cooked.
For the Peppercorn sauce I first reduced a few cups of red wine in a saucepan, lots of crushed peppercorns, chopped up garlic, spoonful of margarine, a rue (I made by mixing some flour and cold water) few cups of beef broth. Once all reduced into a sauce smother the steak in the sauce before placing in the oven as well as serving the dish with a side sauce.
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SARIT
Friday, March 4, 2011
Tomato Baked Chicken
If you love tomatoes then you will love this recipe. It is fairly simple and the results are pretty tasty. So for the marinate I mixed in tablespoon of tomato paste, half of spoon of honey, olive oil, salt, pepper, minced garlic, and one juice of lemon. Brush the marinate on the chicken and bake in the oven for an hour or so on 375.
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SARIT
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Chicken Kabobs
For the chicken kabobs you can use any vegetables of your choice. I used cherry tomatoes, onions, bell peppers and mushrooms. For the marinate I chopped up some fresh parsley. Along with the parsley I juiced a bunch of limes, juice of one whole tangerine, olive oil, salt, pepper, cumin, tumeric and a spoonful of honey. Leave the marinate and chicken together for about 30 minutes and then begin to skewer everything on either metal or wood skewers. If you use wood skewers make sure to place them in water before using so they do not burn. I used the oven to bake the dish however you can use the bbq grill.
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Tortilla Cups
This would be a great appetizer for a dinner party. To start with you will need a cupcake baking tray. Cut your tortillas in half and carefully place them into the cups making sure to fold them in a manner that all of the ingredients do not spill out. Next I make a red rice which goes great with this dish or you can use any rice of your choice. To make the red rice I used a rice cooker, once ready I add in a few spoons of tomato sauce, pepper, salt and oil. In order for the rice to really get red and have flavor leave the rice in the cooker after adding the ingredients.
Using the cooked beans of your choice that have been cleaned and drained place spoonful of beans I chose to use black beans, red rice, a layer of cheeses you choose to use, I used some cheddar cheese and mozzarella. Place in oven at 375 for about 20 minutes. Once ready take tray out and top off with some home made salsa. To make the salsa dice up onions, tomatoes, cilantro and for some heat jalapeno, lime juice, salt and pepper. For the guacamole I diced up some onions, cilantro, avocados, tomatoes and add in 1 whole lime worth of juice, salt and pepper. Lastly top off with a spoon of sour cream.
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SARIT
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