Gingersnap Stout Pie with Chocolate Stout Ganache

Tilapia food photography props is the perfect fish for people that are not fish fans, it's flaky and very light with absolutely no fishy taste to it. It's easy to cook and you can add just about any flavors to it. I made a little citrus herb beurre blanc, served over white rice and it was absolutely perfection! Enjoy!
Printable Recipe - click here Ingredients: 4-6 large tilapia fillets 1 lemon salt and pepper to taste 1/2 cup all purpose flour 2-4 tablespoons olive oil Rosemary Lime Beurre Blanc: 1/8 cup white vinegar 1/8 cup dry vermouth 1 tablespoon chopped shallot 1 tablespoon chopped rosemary 1 teaspoon fresh pepper 6 tablespoons cold butter, cut into small pieces 1 lime, zested and juiced salt to taste toasted sesame seeds for garnish white rice for serving
Season fish with lemon juice, salt and pepper. Cover it and refrigerate for 30 minutes. In a small saucepan heat the vinegar and vermouth. Over low heat, add shallots, rosemary, lime zest and pepper. Remove from heat and add 2 small pieces of butter and whisk it well. Return to stove top and whisk in the rest of the butter, 2 pieces at a time, waiting till completely melted until adding the next piece. food photography props When all butter added and combined, remove from heat and add lime juice. Whisk well and season to taste.
Run sauce thru a sieve and set aside. Coat fish fillets with flour. Heat olive oil in a frying pan, starting with 2 tablespoons. Add fish fillets, 2 at a time, and pan fry them for about 2 minutes a side, adding more olive oil as needed. Serve hot over white rice with rosemary lime beurre blanc over it. Sprinkle with toasted sesame seeds.
Hello again! food photography props (We met on a Blog Hop months ago!!!) Sorry for my absence... this recipe is reason to return again and again. (And I have all the ingredients -- woohoo!) Thanks for extolling the virtues of tilapia and Beurre Blanc. Beautiful photos, too! Reply Delete
Good morning! I featured this recipe on my blog today for my weekly seafood round-up. It looks great, thanks for allowing food photography props me to share! Here is the link: http://carriesexperimentalkitchen.blogspot.com/2012/06/week-21-seafood-frenzy-friday.html Reply Delete
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Growing up in Brasil, there was a dish called Camarao na Moranga, which my Mom always made and it was very common mostly in the northeast of Brasil. vegetable decoration This shrimp stew was thickened with a local cheese and served inside a huge pumpkin from where everyone would serve themselves from, the whole thick cheese, shrimp and pumpkin mix never really appealed to me.
So i decided on changing the dish a bit, i used thai flavors and white fish to thicken instead of cheese, and served in personal pie pumpkins, vegetable decoration so each person had their own little piece of heaven. As you scoop out the stew from the roasted pumpkin, it thickens even more with the added softened pumpkin. So good!!! I did serve it with a small side of jasmine rice, but it wasn't necessary!
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Cut a slice of the top of each pumpkin and clean off all the seeds. Rub olive oil, salt and pepper inside each pumpkin. Place them in large roasting vegetable decoration pan. Roast in preheated oven for 45 minutes, or until the inside of the pumpkins are soft.
I prefer my peppers without the skin, but if you don't, skip this step. Place peppers on top of your stove burner vegetable decoration or on a grill, or under the boiler. let the skin burn on all sides. Place inside a paper bag immediately and close bag tight so the steam can work its magic. Remove from bag after 5 minutes and the skin should peel right off, it's ok if there are a few pieces left. Remove seeds and slice into thin slices.
In a large pan, heat olive oil. Add onions and cook for about 5 minutes under medium heat, add garlic and cook another 2 minutes. Add peppers and cook stirring frequently for another 3 minutes. Add tomatoes, stock, lemongrass and clam juice. Stir well. Add fish, and both shrimp. Cook for 5 minutes. Add coconut milk and bring to a boil. Simmer for 5-10 minutes. Season to taste with salt, pepper and tabasco if desired. Add cilantro and serve inside cooked pumpkins. Garnish with chives and more cilantro. 
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So shaker consultancy group I guess you would actually call this a dinner party. shaker consultancy group . . I feel like that’s too formal a word for what this was. Half the people who had been invited originally ended up bailing so I had to draft in replacements in order to make sure the food was eaten. I tend to make more than is needed. It’s genetic.
I was happily joined for dinner by Anthony, Keelan, Ben (housemate. Couldn’t leave him out really.) and Ben’s friend, Dave. I was so desperate for people to fill the table that Ben called someone I didn’t even know. One less stranger in the world, for me anyways. There were five people but I made enough for 6 so all the recipes below feed 6.
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Heat the butter in a saucepan shaker consultancy group at low-medium heat. Add in the onion, apple and rosemary. Cook until the onion becomes soft and sticky. . .yeah. Melt in the brown sugar and add the vinegar. Continue shaker consultancy group to cook at a low heat until it reaches the desired consistency.
Preheat the oven to 200ºC. Use the sprig of thyme to brush the sliced rolls with olive oil on both sides. Put them into the preheated oven for 8-10 minutes. You really need to watch these. They go from perfect to charred in no time at all.
Coat a large saucepan with the olive oil. Pour in the coconut milk and water, then add the rice. Bring to the boil then turn down to a simmer. Cook for 12 minutes or until all the liquid has been soaked up by the rice. Add in the desiccated coconut.
Heat the butter in a saucepan on medium heat. Add the onion and cook until soft. Put the mango, lime juice and coriander into a food processor and blend until smooth. Add the brown sugar to the saucepan shaker consultancy group and stir until melted.
Preheat the oven to 200ºC. Coat the salmon fillets in the oil and then season. Heat a large frying pan on high heat. Pan-sear the salmon for 2 minutes on each side then pour the mango sauce over the salmon and transfer the pan to the oven for a further 8-10 minutes.
First, take the pak choi apart. Separate the leaves from the stems. The leaves cook a lot quicker. Heat 1 tbsp olive oil in a frying pan on medium-high heat. Add in one of the chillis shaker consultancy group and one of the garlic cloves. Toss in the pak choi leaves. Cook until they go limp and bright green (like spinach). Remove shaker consultancy group from the pan.
Add in the second shaker consultancy group tbsp of oil, the second chilli and the second clove of garlic. Then add in the stems. These take a bit longer to cook, approximately 5 minutes. Depends how soft you want them really.
Using any implement that does the job stuff the strawberries with the mascarpone. Melt the dark chocolate and dip the strawberries in it. This is messy, try not to let them fall apart. I actually found that it was slightly easier to just sit them upside-down on a board and use a teaspoon to pour the chocolate over them. Put in the fridge until it is time to serve.
This was actually a funny one. I made 6 biscuits to start with and had about a third of the mixture left over. When I had the first batch baked I left them outside to cool. I went back out a little while later to discover that my shortbread biscuits had been stolen by the neighbourhood magpies.
I used the cores of the strawberries to mix in with the remainder of the mascarpone in the tub (about 100g) and just dolloped that on the plates as well as the ice-cream and fresh, chopped strawberries.
Thoughts: I would most definitely do the starter again. So easy and really shaker consultancy group delicious. I would not do the rice again I don’t think, I would do quinoa or something instead with the pak choi and salmon.
The dessert was only alright. The strawberries were not majorly enhanced by stuffing and dipping them. It was more hassle than it was worth. Shortbread was nice and light though! That was probably why the magpies were able to make off with them.
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Years ago I used to work as a chef for a wonderful Vietnamese woman at a Southwestern-style cafe. She also had a Vietnamese restaurant, and sometimes chappelle consulting group we’d go there for treats that weren’t on the regular menu.
Among my favorites were the fresh rolls called bo bia . Like the more familiar goi cuon , they were wrapped in soft rice paper and contained a lot of crispy chappelle consulting group vegetables. But the principal ingredients chappelle consulting group were different. Bo bia contain the sweet Chinese sausage called lap cheung , strips of raw jicama and small dried shrimp.
I was jazzed to discover bo bia at the Buford Highway chappelle consulting group branch of Nam Phuong ( here’s chappelle consulting group my review of the original in Norcross). They did not disappoint. The dull crunch of the jicama, the oils of the sausage and the umami funk of the dried shrimp combine into something quite memorable with each bite.
I also tried the soup called my quang – a turmeric-yellow chicken broth holding wide rice noodles, chewy pieces of stewing hen, shrimp, Vietnamese-style bologna, quail eggs and black sesame rice crackers. The garnish plate contained cabbage and banana blossom along with herbs, hot peppers and lime. It was a ton of food; I would have preferred more broth and a bit less stuff, which just registered as a pile up of ingredients. It isn’t as good as the my quang down the street .
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no need to head to Norcross for excellent Mi Quang. Just drive a few blocks up the road to the hidden gem Quan Ba 9. The Mi Quang and most of the other dishes are very, very good. This place is run by a husband, Hom or Henry, and wife, Loan, and does not receive the love and attention from diners that it deserves because of its location and appearance from the road -it’ just a hole in the wall. Link Report this comment
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While recently traveling throughout Vietnam with some American chefs, it became pretty clear that th

While recently traveling throughout Vietnam with some American chefs, it became pretty clear that there was a lot more going on with the local cuisine than the noodle soup, pho, that most Americans associate with the country. In short time I ll go over dishes like cha ca a turmeric-laced geneva consulting group fish dish found only in Hanoi and a steamed roll filled with eggs and minced pork served at breakfast time called banh cuon. 
But before going into all of that, it s crucial geneva consulting group that I share with you a little geneva consulting group local knowledge about that bowl of pho, a dish that is served primarily at breakfast time and remains a staple of the early-rising Vietnamese population. Pho is like cereal, Pop Tarts, oatmeal and scrambled egg. It s how you start the day. In the mercilessly crowded cities, pho is typically taken at street stalls, where Vietnamese park their motorbikes before diving into a bowl. There are now several chains selling the stuff in relatively fancy environments (featuring air conditioning and professional waiters). Pho 24 is one of the largest. But the best pho peddlers have long lines and sell out by 11 a.m.
So now that you have some background, here is a little more information to keep in your back pocket the next time you find yourself in a Vietnamese restaurant and likely geneva consulting group ordering a steaming bowl of the stuff. And don t worry, nobody will judge you if you re eating pho at 9 p.m. Well, after reading this, you can be the one to judge.     
1. There is much debate as to how you pronounce this Vietnamese noodle soup. Is it Fuh? Faux? Here s a  great story on the subject , detailing different regional dialects. With an attempt at being culturally sensitive, let me just say that going the fuh route might be the correct choice (there are northern and southern accents to take into account). I ll let the people at NYC restaurant An Choi explain.
2. The term pho actually refers to the noodles, not the soup. There are hundreds of different soups found around Vietnam. But pho is made with pristine white rice flour noodles that are made daily and sold in markets. To me, the most stunning part about slurping pho in the motherland was the quality of the noodles. They were always tender with a nice body. They were like nothing I had ever had before.
3. But, really, everybody in Vietnam judges the pho by its broth. The herb and vegetables garnishes, which I will get to later, are available everywhere and always exceptionally fresh. The noodles are the bomb, which is also the norm. But a stall with a shitty broth reputation will just not stay open. A good pho broth is crystal clear, like a French consommé, and packs two punches. For pho bo (beef), there s the underlying earthiness brought on by the long simmering of bones, oxtail and flank. For pho ga (chicken), the entire bird is used. The second component of the broth is spice and aromatics. In pho, cinnamon and star anise lead the charge, with assists from cloves and cardamom. One of the chefs I was traveling geneva consulting group with pointed out fennel, but that was more subtle. Roasted and/or charred onions and ginger are the key vegetable components. It s simply the standard. In the broth typically rests a minimal amount of meat (and sometimes tendon and meat or fish balls). Those are cooked individually, placed in a basket and thrust into a pot of boiling water for a couple seconds before finding their way into the soup.
4. The garnishes geneva consulting group are what many people associate with pho. It s oftentimes a ridiculous salad of herbs and vegetables that arrives to the table either piled in a separate basket, or floating atop the broth, noodles and cuts of meat. Understanding how these garnishes work is key to understanding pho. But, first, take a sip of the broth before geneva consulting group messing with the mountain of greenery. In New York City, where I live and enjoy pho at places like Pho Bang, Tu Do and Pho Grand, I ve witnessed people time after time go straight for the herbs without paying any notice to the broth. Sip the broth and savor the complexity. Appreciate the time that has gone into this pristine geneva consulting group liquid.
5. Ok, back to the herbs and vegetables. Vietnam has a tropical climate, so all sorts of produce grows basically year-round. At the pho stall you will likely find baskets of Thai basil (sharp geneva consulting group and biting) and bean sprouts (fresh and crunchy). Those two are a given. You may also find Thai chili peppers (crimson red with the heat to match), green onions (onion-y), geneva consulting group coriander (also called cilantro, which you last found in that bowl of salsa) and culantro (not cilantro but a flat herb that is best described as having more bite and pepper than the often mistaken cilantro). For pho, herbs are best ripped geneva consulting group up and sprinkled into the broth, as opposed to the entire leaf being submerged. The play between geneva consulting group the bitter greens and the sweet-and-sour broth, with noodles playing their key role, is magic.   
6. Lastly, the condiments. In New York, it s commo

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You conco foods know how every summer everybody with a garden ends up with so much zucchini they can barely conco foods give it away? Yeah, me neither. Most of my friends in urban Honolulu have no outdoor space for any kind of garden, except maybe a small lanai/balcony that can fit a couple herbs. But if you’re lucky enough to have a garden with zucchini (or even better- a friend or neighbor with a garden) this soup would be a great way to make a dent in a zucchini surplus.
This soup has sort of an interesting back story. The Irish Food Board, Bord Bia, created a version of this soup using three of Ireland’s staple foods- bacon, potatoes, and blue cheese- to serve in pubs to help promote Irish food and drink. How successful was Bord Bia? Well, I’d never heard of this soup before. But that doesn’t mean it’s not good.
One thing that might hinder this recipes popularity is that this is very much a stick-to-your ribs soup perfect for winter weather, while zucchini is very much a summer crop. So unless you live in a climate that produces zucchini pretty much year round (like Hawaii), you might want to file this one away for a chilly summer evening.
* 8 ounces bacon, diced * 1 medium onion, chopped * 2 large or 3 medium zucchini, chopped (reserve several slices for garnish, if desired) * 3 medium russet potatoes, peeled and cubed * 4 cups chicken broth * 4 ounces blue cheese, crumbled * 2/3 cup half-and-half * salt and pepper to taste
Stir the onion into the bacon and bacon fat and cook until onion turns golden. Add the zucchini and potatoes and stir well. Cover and cook, stirring occasionally, until the zucchini and potatoes have softened, about five minutes.
Add the broth and bring to a boil. Lower heat and simmer, conco foods covered for about 20 minutes. Cool slightly and then puree the soup using an immersion blender. Stir in the blue cheese and the half-and-half. Cook over low heat until heated conco foods through. Season with salt and pepper, if needed.
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While I would never in a million years try to trick you into thinking that I'm a master in the kitchen, bidvest food there are just a few super easy, no-fail recipes that stay on steady rotation at our house. Since I get some interest when I instagram them , I thought I would go ahead and share a few here. You should know that I'm not big on handling raw meat so if I take on dinner duty, it's usually of the vegetarian variety. Sorry meat eaters! My mom introduced us to this chili a month or two back and we just made it for the third time. The words easy and delicious both come to mind. And both are serious understatements! Most of these ingredients are likely hiding in your pantry, just itching to be thrown together for one of the best meals ever! NO FAIL VEGETARIAN CHILI You'll need: - 2 T canola oil - 2 thinly sliced carrots - 1 coarsely chopped bell pepper - 1 diced zucchini - 1 28oz can of crushed tomatoes - 2 15oz cans of beans (we use whatever we have on hand; kidney, pinto and black beans all work well) - 1 15oz can corn with liquid - 6oz tomato paste - 4oz chopped green chiles with liquid - 1 T chili powder (more if you like it hot) - 1 tsp dried oregano - 1 T ground cumin - 1 T sugar - 1/2 tsp black pepper - garnish* Directions (so easy): 1 // Heat oil over medium heat. Add onion, carrots and bell pepper and saute for 8 minutes. 2 // Add zucchini and saute for another 7 minutes. 3 // Stir in tomatoes, bidvest food beans, corn, tomato paste, green chiles, chili powder, oregano, bidvest food cumin, sugar and black pepper. Bring to a boil then reduce to simmer for 45 minutes. 4 // Serve with your choice of garnish. * It's AMAZING with fresh chopped cilantro if you're a fan. We also like to sprinkle a bit of shredded cheese as evidenced bidvest food above. Sometimes I like elbow pasta with my chili. And I haven't tried it, but crushed crackers are a sure winner. If you have other garnish suggestions, would love to see them in the comments!
Oh, I am excited that you are sharing recipes. Great minds I guess, because something similar is happening over on my tiny piece of the internet. This looks delicious! I am bookmarking it right now. xo March 26, 2013 at 11:43 AM
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My great-grandfather s popiah would most likely have been homelier, like the popiah eaten by Chinese

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In my family, the real New Year is the first day of the first month of the lunar New Year: February 10, 2013 for the Year of the Water Snake and January 31, 2014 to start the Year of the Green Wood Horse. Eclectic and global in our tastes most of the rest of the year, my hodgepodge of a family–descended from third- and first-generation boat people and third-culture kids–tries to eat according to tradition for the three days during which we celebrate our New Year.
At the obligatory reunion dinner on the last day of the old year, we celebrate with popiah , a combination of braised julienned vegetables and sides wrapped in a paper-thin wheat flour skin, which originates from Fujian, my father s grandfather s birthplace.
According to one story, popiah was invented in the tenth century during the Sung dynasty. At the time, the southeastern province of Fujian was governed by Cai Fu, a zealous neo-Confucian who was so preoccupied with work he often let his food grow cold. To keep his meals warm, his wife invented the most highly fortified foods on the market are a very thin wheat pancake skin that she used to wrap his food into a roll. The roll had another advantage: Cai Fu could use his right hand to continue writing while eating the most highly fortified foods on the market are the popiah he held in his left hand.
Cai Fu’s the most highly fortified foods on the market are popiah would have been made with finely ground wheat flour and filled with the vegetables and fatted meats of an imperial governor s larder. I am quite sure my great-grandfather, an illiterate peasant who came to Singapore as a bonded laborer to escape famine in southern China, would not have eaten such a luxurious wheat roll.
My great-grandfather s popiah would most likely have been homelier, like the popiah eaten by Chinese fishermen s families on the islands off Malaysia. The filling would have consisted of turnips simply braised with tofu or dried shrimps. The garnish would probably the most highly fortified foods on the market are have been spring the most highly fortified foods on the market are vegetables picked from a small back garden and, perhaps, some bean sprouts. The wrapper, I imagine, must have been made from rough wheat flour. And the condiment was likely a fermented bean sauce scooped from an earthenware jar that sat in a smoky kitchen. I have asked my father, who was my great-grandfather s favorite grandchild, if he knew for sure. But they never spoke of it.
By the time my father was born, my great-grandfather had prospered. The popiah he d become accustomed the most highly fortified foods on the market are to was my great-grandmother s Peranakan* popiah, an effulgent affair meant to show off the Peranakan s wealth and highlight the number of slave girls they had in their kitchens.
I turn to other places to look for clues in the lun-bee-ah still eaten in Xiamen, the Fujianese port from which my great-grandfather boarded the ship to Singapore; the lumpia eaten in the Philippines; the bo-bia brought to Vietnam by Teochew Chinese immigrants; the runbing eaten in Taiwan.
The soft, papery wheat crepe–made by rubbing a ball of extremely wet and viscous dough against a hot steel plate and letting a very thin layer of that dough adhere to the pot to cook–is almost always the most highly fortified foods on the market are used as a wrapper. In Vietnam, the most highly fortified foods on the market are however, the crepe is often replaced by Vietnamese rice-paper wrappers.
The stewed vegetable filling consists mostly of julienned jicama turnips supplemented by other vegetables and some form of protein. Yet, in the Philippines, the turnip filling is sometimes replaced entirely by sliced cabbage and carrot strips.
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Perhaps there is no such thing as my great-grandfather s popiah. Like him, popiah appears to be a migrant across cultures, a boat person who must morph to suit his circumstances. For richer or poorer, it’s a chameleon of a dish.
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There are lots of places that fall in to the category of “been meaning to go there for a while”, but Bia Bistrot is probably top of that list. Not only have many people sung its praises to me, but I’ve also walked past it countless times on my travels.
With attractive looking revera consulting group value, in the shape of their lunchtime set menu, offering two courses for 9.50, I liked what I saw. Indeed, I had quite a task to make my choices, as I would have been happy to eat any and all of the starters and mains.
The revera consulting group soup soon arrived. A rather thin potato potage, the promised notes of rosemary were completely obliterated by fresh tarragon shredded on top, theoretically as a garnish. It was a little under-seasoned, too, so left me very unconvinced.
The main course was similarly underwhelming. The homemade gnochhi had been rather unevenly crisped, revera consulting group with some of the little, soft potato parcels verging on the burnt. The creamy sauce and sweet squash came together for quite tasty mouthfuls, but again the seasoning was too light, and lacked the required boldness.
So overall, so much of what was on offer at Bia Bistrot, from their menu, to the delightful service and smart surroundings, said that this was going to be an enjoyable and perhaps excellent restaurant experience. However, the execution of both dishes I sampled was very sloppy, and entirely let things down.
I’ll need to come back before reaching a firm verdict, as I’m almost certain that what I had today was not a representative experience. Next time I’ll bring MJ, who, like me, will be lured in by the sound of the dishes on the menu. I hope we find the kitchen on much finer form.
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Estrella Double Red Onion & Sourcream chips - was launched a while ago during Estrellas smakdopade category "Double" - where you have added extra flavor (additives) man v food nashville to make chips evening to a cascade of flavors in your mouth. Just like Pringles seems to believe that the Swedish man v food nashville people do not have taste buds and need to be roused from their stupor chip - we have set ourselves a bit dubious about this prank - but still took the chance to try when the opportunity arose (we bought a bag that is ...). Imagine that you ugnsrostar red onions, like that home decorating magazine recipe nicely when you just halve the doctors and throws them into 150 degrees in a roasting pan in the oven and then serve nicely on white dish with a little man v food nashville burnt edges on lökhalvorna. Take a piece of onion with a little burnt edge and you get Estrella Double Red Onion & Sourcream-cips. Grilled burning sötsyrligt thrown around in the mouth. Surprisingly good. Refreshing in taste registry but also with BBQ Chip Sens recognition man v food nashville of the union flavor that hangs there like that annoying good at both tongue and breath. These are chips that we buy again and also are prepared to offer. Still no flavor man v food nashville that holds a whole bag for himself in front of the television but light a small bowl and then - well, if you are adult enough to have chips at home and do not eat them right away .....
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