Showing posts with label fish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fish. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Steamed Pomfret

Darling is an avid fan of fish...Try my best to learn to cook fish...

Steamed Pomfret


Ingredients
2 pomfrets (or any other fish)
1 small piece of young ginger (cut into thin strips)
Soy sauce
Garlic and shallots (chopped finely)
A tablespoom of anchovies (tiny ones)
A bunch of parsley and spring onions
A tablepoon of sesame oil
A pinch of sugar

Instructions
1 Fry shallots, garlic and anchovies until they turn crispy and set aside.
2 Sear the fish and sprinkle young ginger on it. Pour some soy sauce over it and steam. Set aside.
3 Mix some soy sauce, sesame oil, a little water and sugar in a sauce pan and simmer.
4 Pour sauce over the fish and top with fried shallots, garlic and anchovies.
5 Garnish with lots of parsley and spring onions. Parsley adds flavour to the dish!

Voila!

Monday, February 21, 2011

Rosemary Salmon with Citrus Butter Sauce

It's fish time again!

It's important to include meat in his meal to balance his diet.
And fish is definitely a healthy choice. Bought a slice of salmon and can't wait to share what I do with it! I love the cute little lime I used for garnishing, it looked like a tiny mandarin orange!
*Salmon is good for him, though a little more expensive than other fish, but it's worth to spend!
+ The herbs I used for this dish are also nutritious and acts as remedy! Rosemary is good for our nervous system and ward off sickness while thyme is beneficial for coughs which are related to colds and flu, as well as for asthmatics. 

Rosemary Salmon with Citrus Butter Sauce


Ingredients
A slice of salmon (or any other fish of your choice)
A little soy sauce
Sugar
1 tablespoon of lime juice (you can try orange or lemon)
Lots of rosemary and thyme
Butter
Honey

Instructions
1 Drizzle some soy sauce and sugar all over the fish. Sprinkle rosemary and thymes as well.
2 Pan grill the fish in little oil. Place the fish on a plate.
3 Pour lime juice and butter in a saucepan. Add in lots of rosemary and  thyme herbs.
4 Add a little honey and let it simmer.
5 Drizzle butter sauce over the fish.
6 Serve with crispy and fragrant garlic.

Best eaten while still hot!
The herbs' fragrance in the butter sauce is really appetizing, you should really try it!
:) 

Thursday, February 17, 2011

Steamed Fish with Fragrant Garlic

Hi there!

Find myself interested in fish dishes recently, so I bought this piece of fish from Jusco...
I wanted to prepare something healthy for him, so I prepared this dish called

Steamed Fish with Fragrant Garlic


Ingredients
A slice of fish (approximately 1" thick)
Ginger (stripped)
Lime
Ginger (chopped finely)
Garlic (chopped)
Shallot (chopped)
Soy sauce
Sesame oil
Sugar and pepper

Instructions
1 Clean the fish and pat dry. Rub the fish with a little soy sauce, lime juice, pepper and ginger strips.
2 Steam the fish along with the ginger strips.
3 Fry chopped garlic, shallots and ginger in propotion of 5 : 2 : 1 until fragrant and crispy. Set aside.
4 Once the fish is cooked, place the fried garlic, shallots and ginger on the fish.
5 Combine a little soy sauce, sesame oil, water and  sugar in a pan. Simmer for a few seconds.
6 Pour the sauce mixture on the fish.

Voila!

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Pan-Grilled Salmon with Herbs

Yay..!
Proud to announce that yesterday I had cooked fish for the first time in my life!


Knowing that my dear darling had huge concerns on his hair, I browse through websites and found that salmon is among the top 10 food with hair nourishing properties.


I added some french beans as an edible side garnishing as it is known to offer cardiovascular protection, lower high blood pressure, promotes a healthy colon, have strong anti-inflammatory effects as well as preventing DNA damage and weakening of bones.


Meanwhile, enoki mushrooms has a protective effect against degenerative diseases like Alzheimers’ and age-related decline in cognitive function.
A recipe of my own, I prepared this dish called


Pan-grilled Salmon with Herbs

Ingredients
Salmon fish (about 3cm thick)
Garlic (sliced)
Shallots (diced)
Pandanus Leaf (Pandan Leaf)
Soy sauce
Green Lime
Thyme, Parsley & Other Herbs
A sprinkle of cornstarch
Sugar & Salt

Side garnishings
French beans
Enoki mushrooms (Velvet shanks)
Carrot (cut thinly)


Instructions
1. Marinate the salmon with some light soy sauce, sugar, salt, cornstarch (a little) lime juice,
    and sprinkle some thyme and parsley on both sides of the fish.
2. Heat a little olive oil in pan and fry some shallots and garlic. Add the pandan leaves.
3. Pan-grill the salmon on the garlic and pandan leaves to get the fragrance in the fish.
4. Be careful when flipping the fish as it flakes easily once cooked.
5. Dish out the fish and place the fried garlic on the fish. 
6. Use the remaining of the marinating sauce earlier and pour into the same pan. It should smell  
    fragrant as there are traces of herbs and juices from the fish. Stir and drizzle the sauce on the
    fish. Set aside. Do not wash the pan.
7. Using the same pan, pan-fry the french beans, carrot and enoki mushrooms.
8. Arrange the vegetables on the fish.

Voila!




There you go - Pan Grilled Salmon with Herbs!