Showing posts with label retete. Show all posts
Showing posts with label retete. Show all posts

Monday, February 18, 2013

despre o... omleta


de weekend... nu fac asta de obicei, dar acum shareuiesc un mesaj primit de la niste prieteni tare dragi, mesaj care m-a bucurat mult:
"Hello les Über cool Brasseurs,
Ce mai faceti voi, sper ca foarte foarte bine:)
Iti scriu doar sa iti martusisesc o mica intamplare de azi dimi:
in dimineata asta a fost randul meu sa pregatesc micul dejun, adica omleta fiindca eu am un arsenal foarte basic in bucatarie. In timp ce pregateam omleta nu stiu de ce mi-a venit sa o intorc si sa o rumenesc pe ambele parti.
Asa ca la masa cand a descoperit Andrei, a ramas inmarmurit, ca numai tu ai stilul asta inconfundabil de a prepara omleta asa ca ne-am apucat sa sporovaim de voi doi si ni s-a facut tare tare dor.
M-am gandit asadar ca mai bine sa shareuiesc si sa dau raportul. Tinem pumnii in tot ce faceti sa aveti weekend fain fain si sper sa gust si eu candva omleta de a ta."

Nu mai stiu cum faceam pe atunci omleta si cum de a retinut Andrei ca as avea un stil inconfundabil... cert e ca de o vreme reteta pe care o incropesc e cea de "omleta taraneasca" - cum se vede in capturile facute cu telefonul si pe care le-am grupat mai sus :)

Si noua ne e dor de voi!
Alles les brasseurs!

PS: Am o vaga banuiala ca ne-ar fi mult mai usor sa ne intalnim, altfel decat virtual, undeva prin lume... sa spunem de exemplu aici :P

Monday, November 12, 2012

grame... din instagrame


grame... din instagrame...
pe repede inainte cam despre ce a fost vorba: o pulpa de oaie dezosata condimentata si pusa la cuptor la foc domol; piure de pastarnac, un sos picant din ardei iuti, ceapa caramelizata, rodii si menta, o sticla de shiraz si... instagrame.

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

green & hot


looks like an italian pesto... well, not quite...
used some garlic (allium sativum), dill (anethum graveolens), parsley (petroselinum crispum), walnuts, some pepper, almonds (prunus dulcius), cheese (better with smoked cheese), salt, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, some wild cumin (carum carvi) would be nice and of course hot chili :)

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

dorada. el dorada






Dorada. El Dorada.
Sparus aurata / Gilthead seabream / Tsipoura / Dourade / Orada & so on...
cuptorul era ocupat cu altceva, drept urmare am lasat pe altdat' dorada'n sare. Si cum in tigaie nu incapea intreaga... am decapitat-o si am facut-o intr-o amestecatura din:
ulei de masline / olive oil
sare / salt
piper/pepper
ceapa verde / green onion
usturoi verde / green garlic
rosii / tomatoes
1/2 pahar bere / 1/2 glass of beer (take a wild guess what i did with the other half :D)
otet balsamic / balsamic vinegar
si chiar daca ar parea ciudat, aiurea, nepotrivit - tarhon - Artemisia dracunculus / Tarragon / Estragon. (even if it seems unfitted, inappropriate - i added some tarragon in the end)

& if you like fish, u should check out the "Trout" too ;)

Thursday, December 18, 2008

Maria

Maria
ar putea fi un post despre multe... dar e despre placinte. nu orice placinte. Cele mai faine; cele din copilarie; Le-am regasit in vara, prin apuseni. Teoretic reteta e foarte simpla. Poti face oricand… sau nu chiar. Faina, un pic de drojdie, un praf de sare ; framanti aluatul si-l lasi la dospit. Apoi rupi cate un pic din el, intinzi si umpli cu ce ai – branza, sau mere, sau daca esti norocos cu afine si o lingura de zahar; incingi trei linguri de untura in tigaia de pe plita. Le lasi la rumenit si gata. Teoretic simplu... da' cine mai prajeste acum in untura pe plita?!? Si totusi acel gust…

Thursday, July 3, 2008

pleasures of life












or should i say: "gonne fishin'" :D
This post is about the pleasure of living. I think one requirement for a pleasant life is fulfilling your hobbies. Photography is a hobby. Cooking is another pleasure of mine. It calms me & makes me feel good – when the result is tasty, of course :D. One might say : “you’re surely gone fishin’ ” – stayin’ in the kitchen on this hot weather… i never said i wasn't, anyway :P
Like photography it requires a good composition & a lot of love in doing it. Here’s the result of 2 hobbies put together: “pastrav cu smantana si hagima” {Trout with cream & hagima}



It’s very simple: take the trout & porcini mushrooms (Boletus edulis - we call this mushrooms "hribi"); Fry the fish a little bit on both sides & than add the mushrooms.



Then add the cream & after about 2 minutes add the one and the only one that here runs by the name of "hagima". Hagima (something like allium ascalonicum) is a kind of baby wild onion, something in between garlic & onion... hope you'll not use somthi' else & say i wanted you poisened :D



Let it all bubble for about 5 minutes & that’s all… almost, i guess...
well, servin' some wine will be just fine along with the fish.



Just remember: pastrav, hribi, cream, hagima, salt & pepper, two glass of wine & some love. As i said, it's all about the pleasure of living.
Bonne appetite!

maybe Vali can recommend a wine for the trout :)