I'd like to try a new approach to updating this blog. I've already posted so many of my favorites, and sometimes forget what is already on the blog. I've also been a little less creative recently with a 4 month old baby who is still not consistently sleeping through the night.... so I think I'll post some highlights of our week's menu with links (as appropriate) to my posts of those recipes and include any new ones.
This past week we enjoyed:
1. Panko Breaded Tilapia
2. 3 non-traditional pizzas:
Barbecue sauce, turkey and cheddar
Peanut sauce (see below) with basmati rice, grated carrots and snow peas
3. Cheeseburgers and mashed potatoes
4. Grilled cheese on homemade rye bread with a fried egg on top
5. Hummus and homemade pita bread (to take to a potluck)
Of course, these don't include the veggie sides, which this week were often simple salads or frozen veggies that I threw in the microwave.
I'm also going to try to remember to take pictures sometimes to include. I guess I'll start with that next week since I completely forgot this past week.
Peanut Sauce
This is something I completely made up and I'm guessing on the quantities, and I'm sure it could be made a variety of ways.
2 tablespoons Peanut Butter
2 cloves garlic
1 inch piece of fresh ginger- grated
1 teaspoon soy sauce
1/2 teaspoon fish sauce
maybe a few drops of water
I start with the garlic in a tiny food processor, and then add the remaining ingredients. This makes a really thick paste which is fine for the pizza application, but if you're using it as a sauce (like for stir-fry) I recommend thinning it with coconut milk. You could also add honey, sriracha, scallions or even pre-made hoisin sauce.
Peanut Sauce
This is something I completely made up and I'm guessing on the quantities, and I'm sure it could be made a variety of ways.
2 tablespoons Peanut Butter
2 cloves garlic
1 inch piece of fresh ginger- grated
1 teaspoon soy sauce
1/2 teaspoon fish sauce
maybe a few drops of water
I start with the garlic in a tiny food processor, and then add the remaining ingredients. This makes a really thick paste which is fine for the pizza application, but if you're using it as a sauce (like for stir-fry) I recommend thinning it with coconut milk. You could also add honey, sriracha, scallions or even pre-made hoisin sauce.
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