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Learning to Fly (Cooking part 1)

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Feel the joy of sharing something crafted by your hands with one of Gods most precious gifts to us food! Feed your heart and all your senses and discover that cooking is as easy and as sharing!

 

Shrimp and Veggies

One of the things in life I enjoy the most is cooking. Once I had a very nice practice with my friends. We use to gather at somebodys house once a week and every one will bring a different recipe (salad, soup, seafood, fish, meat, vegetarian, rice, pizza or hot/cold dessert course) and cook it in a massive session at the kitchen while teaching everyone else how to do your recipe and drinking good glasses of wine. Organization is a key principle in such cooking gatherings.

 

Ingredients: 16 pieces of fresh shrimp (U-12 size) Skin and clean the shrimp before cooking.; 300 grs.of sliced fresh mushrooms; 1 sliced red pepper; 8 cambray onions, just the white tips; 2 sliced tomatoes; 1/2 thin sliced onion; 2 cups of white wine; 20 minutes!

 

In a pan with hot soy/corn oil sauté the onion (sliced and cambray) for 4 minutes slightly moving them; then add the red pepper for 3 more minutes slightly moving; then the mushrooms and stir now and then for another 2 minutes; then our friendly tomatoes for 3 additional minutes slightly moving one more time; finally pour three cups of white wine (the cheaper the better) and reduce for 7-10 minutes with low heat (do not cover); finally incorporate the shrimp (already skinned and cleaned). Two more minutes in each side and its ready! Serve immediately in a plate garnished with a little sprinkle of dehydrated parsley on top and white rice on the side.

 

If you prefer to reserve it, re-heat in stove (light heat, light stirring) or microwave oven (under your risk).

 

ENJOY!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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