Showing posts with label Himalayan Salt block. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Himalayan Salt block. Show all posts

Saturday, January 31, 2015

Few Cooking items

Hi everyone..
Getting ready to be hit with a foot of snow  - if  the forecasters are a little more accurate than they were in New York last week :).  So I cooked up some pheasant parmesan tonight and found a few other pics on the camera too.. Some go back a few months but I'll share them anyway..
 First the Pheasant Parm...
As you know we went hunting last week and wanted to use a little differently than I had before and I had some left over frozen Bolognese Sauce and home made pasta from Christmas so I thought why not try that..

Just replaced the traditional veal or chicken with both boned out sides of a pheasant breast... breaded them in panko fried to a nice golden brown and melted some provolone over them.. Pretty tasty.














As you know from a previous post I bought a Himalayan Salt Stone and I did some scallops on it with a some "bowtie" pasta with cherry tomatoes and fresh basil with Olive Oil..  It really worked nicely and added a definite salty subtleness to the scallops..





























I made an interesting side dish for Christmas too - roasted Sweet potatoes, Brussel Sprouts and Shallots with a little sea salt, pepper and Olive Oil.  Then made a dressing of  Pomegranate juice and Balsamic Vinegar and roasted for a few more minutes.. They were very good - if you haven't tried brussel sprouts roasted you really should give them another chance..

Thursday, July 3, 2014

New things

Now that we have cleaned up our mess from the storm I wanted to get back to cooking...  So here are a couple of pics of some of my first tomatoes of the season and my new Himalayan Salt Cooking Stone.  Can't wait to try it so look out for some interesting posts and a review of how it works..   Hear great things about it but also some not so great things - but I will have an open mind.... and a fair review...

Happy 4th of July - Hey don't forget to thank a Veteran for the freedoms we enjoy - Freedom isn't FREE.
Not too big but I bet they taste good

First of July - not too bad, huh?

Himalayan Pink Salt Block - Man is that heavy