Showing posts with label thai. Show all posts
Showing posts with label thai. Show all posts

Jan 19, 2012

What's for dinner - Chicken with ginger

I love when having almost nothing in the fridge eventually, we end up so full and sooo content with what we managed to cook out of those few ingredients. This time it was a fancy sounding Thai chicken with ginger.
I always say to myself "If this, totally improvised dish works I can call myself a cook". I can proudly say it does happen, until of course I ruin something and promise myself I will never ever cook anything else. Today was one of those lucky days and believe it or not I couldn't stop devouring. We didn't speak to each other while eating, which also proves how good it was :)

What we used:

1 chicken breast 
5 tbs soy sauce
Mainly because for us there is never too much ginger we used I would say a 4/5cm piece, grated. 
3 cloves garlic
2 tbsp honey
2cm chilli

Leave it for an hour in the fridge to marinate.

Fry for 3 mins, add 1 big onion and a cup of peas or any other vegetable.
In the end, I added 1 egg mixed with 1/4 cup heavy cream but you can skip this and add 1 egg only. 

Best served with rice noodles. 





What's for dinner - Chicken with ginger

I love when having almost nothing in the fridge eventually, we end up so full and sooo content with what we managed to cook out of those few ingredients. This time it was a fancy sounding Thai chicken with ginger.
I always say to myself “If this, totally improvised dish works I can call myself a cook”. I can proudly say it does happen, until of course I ruin something and promise myself I will never ever cook anything else. Today was one of those lucky days and believe it or not I couldn’t stop devouring. We didn’t speak to each other while eating, which also proves how good it was :)

What we used:

1 chicken breast 
5 tbs soy sauce
Mainly because for us there is never too much ginger we used I would say a 4/5cm piece, grated. 
3 cloves garlic
2 tbsp honey
2cm chilli

Leave it for an hour in the fridge to marinate.

Fry for 3 mins, add 1 big onion and a cup of peas or any other vegetable.
In the end, I added 1 egg mixed with 1/4 cup heavy cream but you can skip this and add 1 egg only. 

Best served with rice noodles. 





Dec 9, 2011

Beef stir fry with Oyster sauce


We have a little tradition now, whenever we go to London, we visit this pub in Notting Hill where they serve absolulety heavenly thai food, best thai food I've ever had the pleasure of eating, except for the one served by my brother of course :) This time over the Internet, with a little help from Andrew I made beef in oyster sauce. Apart from the beef that was a bit too hard it really tasted as if I ordered it straight  from The Churchill Arms, I swear :) Because I made it for the first time and there was noone to take more artistic pictures, I'm stealing some of my brother's to show you how it's supposed to look like. Besides, I'm still trying to convince him to start his own food blog and then a restaurant one day. His cooking is really mind blowing.












Beef stir fry with Oyster sauce


We have a little tradition now, whenever we go to London, we visit this pub in Notting Hill where they serve absolulety heavenly thai food, best thai food I’ve ever had the pleasure of eating, except for the one served by my brother of course :) This time over the Internet, with a little help from Andrew I made beef in oyster sauce. Apart from the beef that was a bit too hard it really tasted as if I ordered it straight  from The Churchill Arms, I swear :) Because I made it for the first time and there was noone to take more artistic pictures, I’m stealing some of my brother’s to show you how it’s supposed to look like. Besides, I’m still trying to convince him to start his own food blog and then a restaurant one day. His cooking is really mind blowing.