Showing posts with label GF. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GF. Show all posts
Take your pick. Do you want an Italian cuisine (tagliatelle or penne al salmone) or a Japanese dish (サーモンクリーム /sāmonkurīmu/) or 味噌スパゲッティ/miso supagetti/? Flip a coin and we'll have Italian tonight.
Spaghetti al salmone (Italian)
Serves 4
Heat the oven to 390ºF/170ºC

4 skinless wild salmon fillets
organic cherry tomatoes
organic garlic
organic spinach
1 tsp. (5 g) organic honey
1 cup (240 ml) organic lemon juiced
1 cup (240 g) organic beans: Great Northern, navy, or cannellini 
linguine, fettuccine, or a GF pasta
1 Tbs. (15 ml) olive oil
cheese: 
ricotta (creamy, mild taste)
ricotta salata (crumbly texture with salty flavor)
grated pecorino romano or parmesan (sharp savoy kick)
feta (sharp, salty, with tangy flavor)

uno 1. Except the pasta, mix everything together.


due 2. Bake for 15 minutes or until the salmon is just cooked (inside temperature 145ºF/630C)


tre 3. Cook the pastas as directed.


quattro 4. Flake the salmon into large chunks.


cinque 5. Toss in the pastas.

 

 sei 6. Top with parsley


 sette 7. Serve with an Italian salad:


Italian Salad with Wisdom


Tuscan Salad


Carrot and Apple Italian Salad


tomato & Mint Italian Salad


otto 8. Don't forget the (GF) bread and 


nove 9. the dry white wine


Buon Appetito!


Some brands of  (gluten-free) buckwheat (蕎麦Japanese flour noodles might have wheat flour as well. The noodles have a nutty flavor. Use chopsticks to pick up chunks of noodles and eat them without biting off any noodles. This salad has a lot of tasty ingredients.

蕎麦サラダ (Japanese)
/soba sarada/
Serves 6 
Salad サラダ :
3/4 pounds (340 g) (GF) organic soba noodles, cooked according to the package
dash of Himalayan salt
4 organic eggs
1 organic carrot, cut into very long, thin strips
1 organic cucumber, cut into long, little thicker strips than the carrot
1/2 (60 g) organic daikon radish sprouts, cut off any fibers
organic mixed salad greens
organic cherry tomatoes, cut in half
1/4 pound (130 g) organic mung bean sprouts


Dressing ドレッシング /doresshingu/:

5 Tbs. (75 ml) organic rice vinegar

2 Tbs. (30 ml) mirin (substitute: 1/2 tsp/2,5 g sugar:1 Tbs./15 ml vinegar)

3 Tbs. (45 g) white sugar

3 Tbs. (30 ml) sesame oil and soy sauce (or gluten-free liquid aminos)

optional: gochujhan (sweet and spicy fermented chili paste) (substitute: hoisin sauce + sugar)


/long e/

 /ichi/ 1. After noodles been cooked, wash them in cold water. Drain and wash two more times. Drain in a colander.


/ni/ 2. Bring to a boil over high heat, 5 cups (1200 ml) water in a pan. Stir in the vinegar and salt.


/san/ 3. Reduce the heat, still slightly boiling. Use a spoon to lower eggs and cook for 7 minutes.


/shi/ 4. Transfer the eggs to a bowl of ice water.


/go/ 5. Crack the shells and let the eggs sit in the ice water for 3 minutes.


/roku/ 6. Whisk all the dressing ingredients. Set aside.


  /shichi/ 7. Cut the noodles in half with scissors.


  /hachi/ 8. Transfer to a serving bowl.


  /kyuu/ 9. Add half of the dressing. Toss in the vegetables. 


  /juu/ 10. Add the rest of the dressing. 


Slice the eggs in half.

Serve the salad in bowls, topped with to half-cut eggs.

いただきます 

/ētadakēmasu/

lit. I will humbly accept it

[said before eating]


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