Saturday, May 12, 2012

Spicy Black Bean Sauce Beef and Green Beans (青豆角牛肉, Ceng1 Dau6 Gok3 Ngau4 Juk6)

Copyright © 2012 Douglas R. Wong, all rights reserved.
This recipe was updated on 01 Jul 2015. Some instructions and ingredient quantities were changed, and metric measurements added.
Here’s another classic Cantonese dish using beef and green beans in a black bean sauce. The change to the classic recipe is to use a prepared spicy black bean sauce, made by Laoganma, rather than just salted black beans. You can, of course, make the dish with salted black beans if you prefer the dish without being spicy, or use a prepared sauce, such as the Lee Kum Kee brand black bean garlic sauce. The beef is tenderized using baking soda, which results in the very tender beef you experience in restaurant dishes.
Enjoy!

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Spaghetti with Basil Turkey Meatballs

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In addition to making turkey burgers (recipes can be found here and here) with the marinated ground turkey, I made meatballs for spaghetti together with Trader Joe’s Puttanesca sauce and mushrooms. You can, of course, use any tomato-based sauce with any vegetable to make spaghetti.
Enjoy!

Sunday, May 6, 2012

Salmon with Chili Oil (油辣椒鮭魚, Jau4 Laat6 Ziu1 Gwai1 Jyu4)

Copyright © 2012 Douglas R. Wong, all rights reserved.
 
This recipe was updated on 03 Dec 2015. The Chinese name was added, some instructions and ingredient quantities were changed, and metric measurements added.
This is a simple-to-make and tasty salmon dish, especially if you like spicy dishes. The salmon filet is quickly cooked with the Laoganma’s brand spicy Chili In Oil and then you’re ready to eat.
Enjoy!

Saturday, May 5, 2012

Grilled Cumin Oregano Salsa Chicken (燒烤孜然牛至莎莎雞, Siu1 Haau1 Zi1 Jin4 Ngau4 Zi3 Saa1 Saa1 Gai1)

Copyright © 2012 Douglas R. Wong, all rights reserved.
This recipe was updated on 09 Nov 2014. Some instructions and ingredient quantities were changed, and metric measurements added.

In celebration of Cinco de Mayo, here’s an Asian-Mexican inspired fusion recipe for grilled chicken. Salsa is a main component of the marinade; along with the usual Asian ingredients I usually use to marinate chicken. What really adds to the flavor of the dish is the cumin and oregano. The tequila doesn’t hurt also!

Enjoy!

Friday, May 4, 2012

Chinese Oxtail Stew (燜牛尾, Man1 Ngau4 Mei5)

Copyright © 2014 Douglas R. Wong, all rights reserved.
 
This recipe was updated 23 Sep 2014. Some instructions and ingredient quantities were changed, as well as the photograph.
Here’s another recipe for Chinese Oxtail Stew. The difference between this and the Slow Cooker Chinese Oxtail Stew (燜牛尾, Man1 Ngau4 Mei5) recipe is that the oxtails are marinated before cooking. Oxtails are usually browned after adding salt and pepper without any marinade. Marinating the oxtails for 48 hours gave the meat and the dish a richer flavor.
Enjoy!

Monday, April 30, 2012

Turkey Basil Cheese Burger with Tzatziki Sauce

Copyright © 2012 Douglas R. Wong, all rights reserved.

Turkey burgers are a great alternative to their beef based counterpart. I season and cook turkey burgers just like beef burgers. The seasoning is Asian-inspired, which should be no surprise! This recipe starts with 3 lbs. of ground turkey and makes eight good sized burgers (or a larger number of more petit burgers). You can of course start with a smaller amount ground turkey and the burgers can easily be frozen for later use. I added bell peppers, a slice of pepper jack cheese, and tzatziki sauce to complete the burger. The store-bought tzatziki sauce (Greek yogurt, dill, and other spices) made a great addition to the burger. It’s creamy and provides a different flavor to a burger than the usual condiments. Try it, you’ll like it!
Enjoy!

Turkey Basil Mushroom Egg Cheese Burger

Copyright © 2012 Douglas R. Wong, all rights reserved.

Here’s another recipe for turkey burgers using the turkey basil mixture. Mushrooms and a fried egg are added to this burger to make this version of a turkey burger. You can’t lose when you add a fried egg to a burger!
Enjoy!
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