It's that easy? Go figure...
First, a confession. I'm a food blog snob. It's true, I am. I like my own blog so much, that I don't care for many others. Now, some people would say I'm conceited, but conceit is a fault and I don't really have any of those. (thank you, thank you, I'll be here all week).
It is worth noting though, that there are a few food blogs that I regularly read. And, thanks to my friends over at The Culinary Sherpas, I am now going to tackle my own Alfredo Sauce.
I will admit to being guilty of assuming that Alfredo Sauce was hard...and yes, there is a bottle of it sitting in my cabinet right now. But Mal Carne (yes, that means Bad Meat) over at The Culinary Sherpas has demystified it for me. So, I have some portabello stuffed breaded, baked ravioli in my freezer at home that might be getting a homemade Alfredo Sauce treatment soon.
I'm sure a few of you are saying...wait! What the hell? Frozen ravioli? Yeah, well bite me. I don't think my culinary adventures are quite ready to graduate from stir fries to rolling out my own pasta and making my own ravioli just yet, give me a month or two at least.
Also, I've had to work on a pretty tight budget as I get ready for my upcoming vacation. So I've been really enjoying my Bullard Beans for the last few days. I think next week, I'm going to remake them only Cajun style this time with Andouille Sausage and heck, maybe some chunks of blackened chicken? Who knows.
I also made a second Beef Stir Fry, better than the first. This time adding asparagus, snow peas and more Hoisin Sauce, as well as dried red pepper. It was excellent. And, I made rice to go with it. It was almost perfect (and will be next time), but hey, everyone knows the rice is the hard part...
It is worth noting though, that there are a few food blogs that I regularly read. And, thanks to my friends over at The Culinary Sherpas, I am now going to tackle my own Alfredo Sauce.
I will admit to being guilty of assuming that Alfredo Sauce was hard...and yes, there is a bottle of it sitting in my cabinet right now. But Mal Carne (yes, that means Bad Meat) over at The Culinary Sherpas has demystified it for me. So, I have some portabello stuffed breaded, baked ravioli in my freezer at home that might be getting a homemade Alfredo Sauce treatment soon.
I'm sure a few of you are saying...wait! What the hell? Frozen ravioli? Yeah, well bite me. I don't think my culinary adventures are quite ready to graduate from stir fries to rolling out my own pasta and making my own ravioli just yet, give me a month or two at least.
Also, I've had to work on a pretty tight budget as I get ready for my upcoming vacation. So I've been really enjoying my Bullard Beans for the last few days. I think next week, I'm going to remake them only Cajun style this time with Andouille Sausage and heck, maybe some chunks of blackened chicken? Who knows.
I also made a second Beef Stir Fry, better than the first. This time adding asparagus, snow peas and more Hoisin Sauce, as well as dried red pepper. It was excellent. And, I made rice to go with it. It was almost perfect (and will be next time), but hey, everyone knows the rice is the hard part...


Secret to perfect rice? Pick up a little rice cooker. I have one that Emily picked up at Walmart; a little red Oster that cooks the perfect amount for a pan of fried rice. It costs about $20 and it's easy as pie to use. It'll also steam vegies.
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