Één pot van bouillon, 2 soepschotels

Zoals ik eerder heb vermeld, houd van ik sudderend beenderen in een grote pot dan verdelend de bouillon in verscheidene gedeelten. Ik bevries de bouillon dat ik hen niet onmiddellijk zoals nodig zal nodig zal hebben en nemen. Maar hoeveel soepschotels u met de zelfde pot van bouillon kunt maken? In termen van aantal, hangt dat van hoeveel bouillon af u hebt en hoeveel mensen die u geweest ent= om te dienen de soepschotels aan. In termen van verscheidenheid, is het eigenlijk eindeloos, maar u wilt zo verschillend werkelijk elke soepschotel zijn dat zelfs als u soep drie keer per dag dient, elk zoals opwekkend als laatste zal zijn. Persoonlijk, haat ik opnieuw horend lijnen zoals „Soep?“ zo zorg ik ervoor dat als ik van plan ben soep te dienen na andere, niets gelijk eruit ziet noch proeft.

kippen spiermaag, lever en shiitake champignonsoep

Bijvoorbeeld, met de zelfde pot van bouillon die ik voor het maken gebruikte de soep van de bulalonoedel, maakte ik ook deze soep met kippenspiermagen, lever, skiitake paddestoelen en groenten, en een romige rundvlees, deegwaren en bloemkoolsoep.

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Bulalo (beef bone marrow) noodle soup

Bulalo (beef bone marrow) noodle soupThis bulalo noodle soup was a way of putting to good use a large pot of broth made with beef bones. This is not a bulalo soup in the strict sense of the word because the bones used were not bulalo-cut bones but scrap (soup) bones with the bone marrow intact. I get them cheaply from Shopwise. I buy a two kilos of bones, simmer them for hours, divide the broth into portions and use them for several different dishes. I’ll post two more soup dishes made with the broth from the same pot later. Right now, I’d like to tell you about my bulalo noodle soup.

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Food tripping in Boracay

lobsters at the talipapa in BoracayOn our second day in Boracay, we went island-hopping and snorkeling in the morning. We didn’t get back to White Beach until around 1.00 p.m. We showered and changed and had lunch at around 3.00 p.m. Never mind the lateness of the hour. It was a delicious lunch. Our friend, PJ Juinio, left the hotel ahead of all of us and ordered the food so that everything would be cooked by the time everyone got there. Nice friend, eh? He’s the seafood expert so he was on familiar grounds.

There means the talipapa or the village market…

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Pasta with clams in red wine sauce

pasta with clams in red wine sauceThe first time I cooked pasta with clams, I used white wine. I didn’t know the proper name for the dish but some readers supplied that information generously. Spaghetti alla Vongole. This pasta with clams dish was cooked with red wine. I don’t know if it still falls within the Alla Vongole definition but I have to say it was good. It was the second pasta dish that I cooked a couple of days ago when I made the pasta with prawns in creamy garlic sauce for my husband and kids.

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No meat during Lent?

fish fritters with honey-lemon sauceI am posting this as a future entry because I will be going away with my family for a week. It is the afternoon of March 16, Sunday, as I post this but this entry goes live on Tuesday morning.

It is Lent and a lot of people go meatless during this time. There are a lot of seafood recipes in the archive and the ones in the photos below are some of them. Just click on the photos to view the recipes.

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Pasta with prawns in creamy garlic sauce

Pasta with prawns in creamy garlic sauceJust because I’m allergic to crustaceans doesn’t mean the rest of my family can’t enjoy them, right? My daughter Sam was making faces and saying, “Pasta again?” when she saw me cooking this pasta dish with prawns in creamy garlic sauce. But the moment she started eating, she forgot that she had been complaining just a few minutes earlier…how simple the recipe for this prawn and pasta dish is. Even a kitchen greenhorn can’t manage to mess this up.

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