I don't feel really well today (low sodium due to dehydration, another story!) so I decided to stay home and not gym with Andy (side note: really best to do yoga in the mornings, so glad I managed parts of the primary series atleast)* Andy loves Japanese, so I made a try at some healthy soba.
I had to research how to cook soba because the last time I made it, it turned sticky and starchy.
The soba sauce was fairly simple and I'm glad I was able to buy really nice red miso paste in the Korean store last week.
SOBA
* recommendation is around 150-200grams (uncooked) for 2 persons
* boil water, without salt or oil
* drop little by little the soba and stir
* cook for about 5-7 minutes
* strain with cool water until starchiness comes off swirling it around the strainer with your hands . * I washed this off again with water and mixed with a little sesame oil before mixing the sauce
Walnut miso sauce
* 1/2 cup walnuts
* 1/4 cup olive oil
* 2 tbsp red miso paste
*1/4 cup hot water
TOP with:
* shredded nori
* mushrooms sauteed in garlic
* blanched asparagus tips
* optional (for Andy) -
stir fried in sesame oil, garlic, 1 tbsp kikoman + 1 tbsp mirin (chopped chicken breast)
* sprinkle with toasted sesame seeds
Sunday, June 28, 2009
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Meet the Inked. Cupcakemaker
- Inked.Cupcake Maker.
- Dubai, UAE
- A marketeer, yoga enthusiast, with a penchant for baking, skateboarding and thinking of adding 1 more to her 4 tattoos. I was in Thailand 3 1/2 years ago when the baking bug got to me, for a long stretch (aided by insomnia) I would invent and bake cookies and cupcakes for friends. Most of my baked goodies I could only eat sparingly as I was wary of it being too unhealthy - so the baking stopped. I have recently turned vegetarian and realized that healthy food can be super yummy...why not baking? There are loads of inspiring journalling from friends (love Lyan's blogs on cooking and Shane's) that I was inspired to journal my own! So here's to an exploration of healthy sweet treats you and I can enjoy...guilt-free!
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