Rice -- oh how I love the many different ways to cook it. My favourite type is spicy shrimp fried rice. There are countless ways to cook fried rice -- it’s very popular in the Chinese cuisine. Normally, fried rice is made from cold rice that has already been cooked (left over rice). Here is my own version of fried rice.
Ah food, the crucial need that transcends every living organism. Every culture and religion shares its variety, some tastes offering immediate savoury bliss while others are acquired overtime. The underlying factor remains that we all need that pit-stop of food and hardwired into the nature of humans is the need to strive for “the new” in exploring new tastes. Miss Lyn happens to embrace this adventure.
July 13, 2011
June 23, 2011
It’s All About The Beans: Moi Moi
Beans, how many ways can you cook them? Why not try steaming them to create bean cakes -- Moi Moi. It didn't seem that appealing to me -- having to soak black eye beans in hot water for 12 to 24 hours and then spending another 2 hours peeling the beans, it’s not easy -- but all worth it in the end. Like most beans, black-eyed beans are rich in the best sort of fiber - soluble fiber - which helps to eliminate cholesterol from the body. They are a good source of potassium, copper, phosphorous and manganese. As a high-potassium, low-sodium food they help reduce blood pressure. Though this dish sounds French: Moi Moi meaning Me Me, don’t be fooled by the name, it’s not all about you, it’s all about the beans!
June 15, 2011
Savoury Sausage Rolls
Does your stomach ever hunger for a savoury snack -- something with a flaky crust and a meaty filling? This recipe might be the answer to your craving. Sausage rolls to Nigerians are like hamburgers to Canadians; they are extremely popular and almost every fast food restaurant has their own version. Sausage rolls are a distinctive Nigerian snack (also common in many European countries), often made from ground sausage meat and pastry.
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