Last night I must say I made a dinner of epic proportions.
And I don't mean the portions were too big...
I made Breaded Pork Chops with Dijon Asparagus.
Here, in a few photos, is how it turned out:
This is a really easy meal - and pretty impressive to guests.
Changes I made: I browned the pork chops but since I had 6 to make, I put them in the oven for about 15 minutes to cook through. While they were cooking I was able to mash the potatoes with some cream cheese and butter, and make the dressing for the asparagus.
I hope you enjoy!
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Fried Rice
My coworker, Tony, has the most lovely wife - Lulu. Tony one day brought me a sampler of her homemade fish sauce and I was hooked.
Recently, I took him a full bottle of "Three Crab" fish sauce from the store so he could have her make it into her awesome concoction.
So from this:
To this:
I tried figuring out what's in it. All I can tell is sugar, garlic, and red chili pepper. It's the bomb.
Hi, welcome back to 1995.
I promise not to say "the bomb" again.
Since Lee was out with friends, I concocted a quick fried rice for myself.
First I boiled water and added a bag of rice.
Oh yeah, keepin' it classy with the bagged rice.
Once that was done, I cracked 2 eggs in a pan.
Then I cracked open a bottle of wine...
and diced some green onion...
Once the eggs were pretty scrambled I dumped in the rice...
Then I drizzled some of the fish sauce over the top...
Then I added the green onion and a little olive oil and stirred it up...
This was the perfect single gal dinner - no meat required!
Why do men think it's not a meal without meat?
This fish sauce is my new obsession, along with red curry and peanut sauce.
And sushi.
Oh man.
What do you like to make when home alone?
Recently, I took him a full bottle of "Three Crab" fish sauce from the store so he could have her make it into her awesome concoction.
So from this:
To this:
I tried figuring out what's in it. All I can tell is sugar, garlic, and red chili pepper. It's the bomb.
Hi, welcome back to 1995.
I promise not to say "the bomb" again.
Since Lee was out with friends, I concocted a quick fried rice for myself.
First I boiled water and added a bag of rice.
Oh yeah, keepin' it classy with the bagged rice.
Once that was done, I cracked 2 eggs in a pan.
Then I cracked open a bottle of wine...
and diced some green onion...
Once the eggs were pretty scrambled I dumped in the rice...
Then I drizzled some of the fish sauce over the top...
Then I added the green onion and a little olive oil and stirred it up...
This was the perfect single gal dinner - no meat required!
Why do men think it's not a meal without meat?
This fish sauce is my new obsession, along with red curry and peanut sauce.
And sushi.
Oh man.
What do you like to make when home alone?
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