Potatoes and Salmon in 25 mins
take two yellow baking potatoes, kinda small about the size of a baseball and microwave for 1 minute. Put toaster oven on for 450 degrees and line pan with tin foil. After microwaving potatoes, slice with mandolin in thin chip like slices. Put on lined trey with oil and salt and pepper and garlic. Place in oven.
Preheat big oven for 350 degrees. Place salmon on tin foil lined trey, coat with a thin layer of mayo, orange juice, salt and pepper, crushed garlic, and lots of lemon juice, and some mustard, dijon works best but any except yellow will do. Bake for 15-20 minutes.
Potatoes should get crispy and brown. Make sure they don't stick to bad to the pan by moving them around or peeling them off half way through, flip if desired.
After salmon is almost done, put broil on and nicely glaze top so there is some nice color to the salmon.
Add some a small salad on the side and enjoy this 3-7pm meal.
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Sunday, August 24, 2008
Sandy Sunday
Mmm Brunch once again, this time no prime rib.
Still an abundance of seafood casserole which I had some mild guilt taking.
The hard working server boys were just staring waiting for their turn.
On one hand I don't care about them because they are just local high school kids who don't talk to me and don't seem that interesting other then their cherub boyish faces. But I know they work 10X harder then me because well lets face it, like right now, I am blogging at work, and they are cleaning up nasty food debris.
But enough guilt I got a better pick while they watched.
The bartender for some reason got an official invite by Chefy to eat while I just followed because no one ever tells me its time to eat, which means I have to be extra scavenger like in order to get something good around here.
Fuck those blitzes that no one ever touches, I want the good stuff, and the prime rib is probably the most prized brunch option.
There was only fat left today.
So I had some turkey or chicken unclear what it is for sure, that was stuffed with lots of stuffing, and oats were spread about, assuming they were part of the stuffing. It was OK, it reminded me of The Century House Epicurean Shoppe. There was some light gravy, but obvi if there were leftovers it wasn't such a winner today out of the proteins.
Some eggs Benedict looked sad with oats on the bottom of their trey, maybe the oats scared people away.
Over all my favorite guilty pleasure of the spread is probably the soggy Cesar salad. I don't know why, but its just really good and covered in dressing and cheese. It reminds me of the time I spent a weekend with my friend Zach Rose in Portland, OR where after a night of bar hoping he indulged himself in leftover soggy Cesar salad.
The scallops are aways yummy with the rich seafood filling on my plate and the touch of sand in between my teeth always makes me think of the ocean, and sitting on the beach with a sandwich with sand inside.
Still an abundance of seafood casserole which I had some mild guilt taking.
The hard working server boys were just staring waiting for their turn.
On one hand I don't care about them because they are just local high school kids who don't talk to me and don't seem that interesting other then their cherub boyish faces. But I know they work 10X harder then me because well lets face it, like right now, I am blogging at work, and they are cleaning up nasty food debris.
But enough guilt I got a better pick while they watched.
The bartender for some reason got an official invite by Chefy to eat while I just followed because no one ever tells me its time to eat, which means I have to be extra scavenger like in order to get something good around here.
Fuck those blitzes that no one ever touches, I want the good stuff, and the prime rib is probably the most prized brunch option.
There was only fat left today.
So I had some turkey or chicken unclear what it is for sure, that was stuffed with lots of stuffing, and oats were spread about, assuming they were part of the stuffing. It was OK, it reminded me of The Century House Epicurean Shoppe. There was some light gravy, but obvi if there were leftovers it wasn't such a winner today out of the proteins.
Some eggs Benedict looked sad with oats on the bottom of their trey, maybe the oats scared people away.
Over all my favorite guilty pleasure of the spread is probably the soggy Cesar salad. I don't know why, but its just really good and covered in dressing and cheese. It reminds me of the time I spent a weekend with my friend Zach Rose in Portland, OR where after a night of bar hoping he indulged himself in leftover soggy Cesar salad.
The scallops are aways yummy with the rich seafood filling on my plate and the touch of sand in between my teeth always makes me think of the ocean, and sitting on the beach with a sandwich with sand inside.
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Brunch f-ing rules!
Getting up early on a Sunday for working the brunch shift at the yacht club officially has its extremely awesome bennys!
Lets start with the chocolate fountain they had set up. Yummy for no reason. The spread was unbelievable for these Sunday patrons and the staff got the leftovers!
It included LO's of all kinds of delish. I helped myself to some Caesar salad, prime rib, seafood casserole which included: lobster, shrimp, succulent scallops, and cod. I also had some green beans and other various steamed veggies, and a diet coke. I went for the more savory option because lets face it, when in Rome, it the goods. There was also an array of breakfast option including eggs Benedict which according to health codes should be left out because the sauce has to be at a certain temperature at all times or it starts to grow bacteria (thanks A.Bourdain). Blitz's with jam, Belgian waffles, scrambled eggs which I think came from a carton, home fried potatoes (same family of fried goodness as the french fries they feed us), sausages, cream cheese and bagels, fresh fruit, cakes of all kinds. These brunch left overs don't even start to compare to the weekly grind of the other crap they often serve us the staff here. I am very happy getting up at 8am on Sunday knowing I will have some delish-ness lunch waiting for me. Also some manic over drugged yacht club women picking out the right color sweatshirts and visors.
Lets start with the chocolate fountain they had set up. Yummy for no reason. The spread was unbelievable for these Sunday patrons and the staff got the leftovers!
It included LO's of all kinds of delish. I helped myself to some Caesar salad, prime rib, seafood casserole which included: lobster, shrimp, succulent scallops, and cod. I also had some green beans and other various steamed veggies, and a diet coke. I went for the more savory option because lets face it, when in Rome, it the goods. There was also an array of breakfast option including eggs Benedict which according to health codes should be left out because the sauce has to be at a certain temperature at all times or it starts to grow bacteria (thanks A.Bourdain). Blitz's with jam, Belgian waffles, scrambled eggs which I think came from a carton, home fried potatoes (same family of fried goodness as the french fries they feed us), sausages, cream cheese and bagels, fresh fruit, cakes of all kinds. These brunch left overs don't even start to compare to the weekly grind of the other crap they often serve us the staff here. I am very happy getting up at 8am on Sunday knowing I will have some delish-ness lunch waiting for me. Also some manic over drugged yacht club women picking out the right color sweatshirts and visors.
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
cooking a lot lately
So my and my favorite roommate have been cooking up a storm these past couple weeks, I have some documentation of these events. We are really working well as a team in the kitchen, its a combination of delegation and team work and flavored synergy.
Salad
Chicken with herbs and lemon and spices pan seared to moist perfection
T-bone in a secret marinade pan fried
Diners ready!
Salad
Chicken with herbs and lemon and spices pan seared to moist perfection
T-bone in a secret marinade pan fried
Diners ready!
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