Getting chilly (relatively).
This week’s one pot started with.
Browned and braised little over 90 minutes with salt, liquid smoke, shoyu, sake, and whiskey.
Added turnip and braised for another hour or so.
Nom!
Enjoy. Eat well.
The Mouse
Posted in Food, Pork, Stew, tagged Food, Pork, Soups and Stews, Turnip on December 3, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Getting chilly (relatively).
This week’s one pot started with.
Browned and braised little over 90 minutes with salt, liquid smoke, shoyu, sake, and whiskey.
Added turnip and braised for another hour or so.
Nom!
Enjoy. Eat well.
The Mouse
Posted in Food, Pork, Stew, tagged Bamboo shoot, Coconut milk, Food, Pork, Soups and Stews on September 4, 2018| Leave a Comment »
The Cat cleaned the bamboo shoot from the farmers market.
Package of pork stew meat, not pork belly, less fat.
The Mouse browned pork, added some of the bamboo shoot, a tin of mushrooms, and coconut milk.
Simmered for two hours.
Excuse the haze, the picture was taken, still steaming.
Enjoy. Eat well.
The Mouse
Posted in Braise, Food, Mushrooms, Pork, Stew, tagged Food, Mushroom, Pork, Soups and Stews on January 23, 2018| Leave a Comment »
You’ve seen it before, The Cat likes.
.
Regular button stems and pieces, and broken straw.
Package of mushroom gravy, throw everything in and hope for the best.
Add steamed rice and vegetables. Bento ready! Hee hee.
Enjoy. Eat well.
The Mouse
Posted in Food, Stew, tagged Food, Pastele Stew, Soups and Stews on December 4, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Grocery shopping. The Cat returns tomorrow. The Mouse restocked the fresh fruits and vegetables. And picked up a little dinner.
Pastele stew, brown rice, steamed veggies, and corn. 🙂
Pastele stew, pork stew with olives and bell peppers. The Mouse likes the grocery store version, not as “intense” as other “authentic” versions. Sigh. The Mouse is just a wimp. Hee hee.
Enjoy. Eat well.
The Mouse
Posted in Food, Pork, Stew, tagged Food, Okinawan Sweet Potato, Pork, Soups and Stews on April 4, 2017| 2 Comments »
Thought they’d be easier (and faster) to cook that pork belly.
Parboiled, washed, boned, cut into cubes. Washed pot.
Peeled and cut.
Picked up cheap at the neighborhood discounter store. I know, we currently have access to Kaua‘i sea salt, but, try try.
Brown pork, add small amount of water, drops of apple cider vinegar, braise, add carrots, add hard cider, add sweet potato, add salt. braise more, about an hour.
Pork came out “like buttah”. 🙂
Enjoy. Eat well.
The Mouse