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HEALTHY SOUP WITH TUNA FISH CHEF DJOKO

HEALTHY SOUP WITH TUNA FISH CHEF DJOKO

Enjoying the soup is normal, but enjoy a healthy body soup is extraordinary.Soup with more diverse taste like natural foliage (leaf of citrus, basil) combination with other natural ingredients taste of the soup to make this soup is a refreshing, especially the contents of the soup, fresh tuna fish, make this soup special.According to the expert chef is cooking, Djoko Widodo the owner of Pondok Ikan Tuna stayed at Pasaraya Manggarai Food Court ,Tuna fish that live at deep sea and many of the Omega 3 good for the human body.Cooked with high temperature mixed various natural ingredients and makes the taste of favor and sour taste of the fruit caused by blimbing wuluh not make this soup does not smell .Chef Djoko shrewdness that has been in the culinary world almost 33 years old and open the tuna business since 11 years ago do not doubt this. All buyers at the counter will feel satisfied with the main menu, namely: "Tuna Steam Kuah Asam." Price is economical and of course does not contain cholesterol to make this type of soup are sought after.You want to try ..? Just come to Pondok Ikan Tuna Pasaraya Food Court Manggarai.And enjoy a menu of other tuna there.

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Pantry Dinner: two ways!

Yet, after eating the maple balsamic lentil from the coop I decided I needed to try a cooked bean/grain salad. So, as it was the end of the week my fridge and pantry were pretty bare but I gave it shot with what I had on hand. I used a half a cup of quinoa and some left over chickpeas. Then carrots, red cabbage, and broccoli were chopped in the food processor. I added about 2 cups worth of homemade sprouts, a half a cup of raisins, and a handful of nuts and seeds.

Now the dressing was the more experimental part. I went with some sesame oil, tahini, hoisen sauce, mustard, S&P. You are probably thinking that this combo would not go well at all.... I beg to differ:) I learned something from Russell James this week about how to combine flavors. You need sweet, acid, sour, and fat or F.A.S.S. So I went with this new knowledge and tried to make a dressing that would be close to the flavors we loved from the store-bought version. I came pretty close:)


Here it is all ready for the dressing! I used the red quinoa..in case you were wondering what those red, circle things were. I also added turmeric but it was a bit strong so I wouldn't recommend it as the flavors in my dressing were just right and so it threw it off just a touch.


All coated and ready to be devoured! Really loved crunch of all the veggies and how they blended with the soft, cooked grains.


I know this was supposed to be a Saturday pantry dinner but I cheated a little bit:) Because we loved this salad so much, we decided to pick up some maple syrup and balsamic vinegar during our shopping trip today to try the salad with the same ingredients they used in the store! Sunday afternoon I cooked up 1 cup of lentils I had on hand. For the veggies this time I added more greens and different types of veggies than Saturday's version. I added some of my favorite green of the week, swiss chard along with carrots, celery, beets, and green pepper.

Again I had to experiment with the dressing. I came up with something that was AWESOME! It was a mixture of olive oil, balsamic vinegar, fresh lemon juice, mustard, S&P, and Italian herbs. We made a huge bowl worth so that Ry could take it to school tomorrow:)


Here is everything ready for some dressing! Sorry the last pict isn't too scrumptious but take a look at the finish product...
This salad needs a close-up!

The hubby loved this salad so much he decided he would help me make it. Yep, I think all this foodie stuff is rubbing off...just a touch...lol! It was really nice having an extra pair of hands in the kitchie:)

I hope you will give this salad a try. I'm sure you and your family will love it!

Pecel is the typical food Indonesia

Pecel is the typical food Madiun East Java Indonesia made of vegetable stew of spinach, bean sprouts, long beans, basil, leaves turi, Krai (a type of cucumber) or other vegetables are served with sauce doused pecel. The concept is similar to pecel dish salad dishes from Europe. Both use fresh vegetables as main ingredients and uses toppings. The difference is, if a salad using mayonnaise as a topping, then use the sambal pecel pecel. The main ingredient of chilli pecel is peanuts and cayenne pepper mixed with other ingredients such as lime leaves, garlic, tamarind, pepper and salt. Pecel often served with peanut peanut brittle, peanut brittle plates of shrimp or rice. Also pecel also usually served with warm white rice plus chicken or jerohan. How can the presentation of the plate or in a folded leaf, called Pincuk. This dish is similar to the gado-gado, although there are differences in the materials used. Pecel spicy flavor that characterizes the sting of this cuisine.

Pecel Version Banyumas

In the region of Banyumas, pecel often laced with ingredients (vegetables) that smells stimulate. Among them, sprinkled with seeds or sliced lamtoro kecombrang interest that has been steamed.

Pecel Version Tegal

Pecel names have different meanings in the Slawi, Tegal, Central Java. Pecel not presented in the form of vegetables, but the form of salad. Pecel version Slawi area consists of fresh fruits such as guava, pineapple, papaya, and mango and doused with brown sugar sauce thickens.

Pecel Version Tulungagung

Unlike Pecel Madiun, Pecel Tulungagung lauknya Pecel Madison is not as complete, and very much marinade.

Pecel Version Kediri

Kediri Pecel more unique because usually a bit less but the aroma kencurnya red chili taste sweeter sound so tasty and spicy. In Kediri usually pecelnya juxtaposed with sambal sauce made from chilli intercropping and rotten tempeh (tempe yesterday) and coconut milk and laos are boiled and thickened with rice flour. It feels more stable and unique. Sambel pecel Kediri currently very popular and has been distributed to various corners of the archipelago include sambal pecel brand Miraos

Smoked Salmon in Phnom Penh

Smoked Salmon sandwich at Java Café & Gallery in Phnom Penh