- Cook brown rice pasta in water with salt
- Press fillets into rice flour and Goya Adobo mixture
- Fry on high in skillet with olive oil
- Flip once and grill other side on high
- Remove fish from pan and set aside
- Drain pasta and rinse well
- Add to same skillet that fish was in, thin sliced onion and salt
- Add more olive oil if necessary
- Saute on med-high heat until slightly brown, stirring constantly
- Add minced garlic and a pinch of saffron and keep stirring
- Add a few splashes of white wine vinegar
- Add noodles and keep stirring (add more oil and white wine vinegar if necessary)
- Add fresh diced tomatoes or cherry tomatoes
- Keep stirring until everything is incorporated and warm, then serve
My cooking experiences while avoiding over a dozen allergies and food intolerances for my wife and baby boy.
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Showing posts with label Pasta. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Fried Swai Fish with Saffron Pasta
The two year old loved this one.
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Garlic Portobello & Roasted Pepper Rice Pasta
1) Boil water and get the penne rice pasta cooking - I like Trader Joe's brand!
2) Broil red peppers, seeded and cut into halves or thirds, skin side up, on top oven rack (about 10 minutes)
3) Cut tops off portobellos and marinade
* marinade ideas (1 cup or so):
a) balsamic vinegar
b) white wine and thyme, marjoram, and oregano
c) marinade from jar of marinated artichokes
4) Chop stems
5) Dice a few cloves of garlic, to taste
6) Saute stems and garlic with some white wine
7) When red peppers are roasted, remove from oven and immediately cover with aluminum foil. After 10 minutes, you can easily peel the skin off then slice into strips
8) Scrape the steps and garlic to the side and place the caps in the middle of the pan. Add some diced tomatoes and some water (or the juice of the can if using canned tomatoes)
9) Simmer until mushroom tops are cooked then remove tops and slice or cube
10) Add the marinade to the pan (if you used balsamic, then only add about half)
11) Add capers (unless you used balsamic) and reduce
12) Mix the drained penne in a large bowl with the sliced red pepper, portobello tops, and sauteed stems
13) Add a little EVOO and chopped parsley if you like
*Serve hot or cold
2) Broil red peppers, seeded and cut into halves or thirds, skin side up, on top oven rack (about 10 minutes)
3) Cut tops off portobellos and marinade
* marinade ideas (1 cup or so):
a) balsamic vinegar
b) white wine and thyme, marjoram, and oregano
c) marinade from jar of marinated artichokes
4) Chop stems
5) Dice a few cloves of garlic, to taste
6) Saute stems and garlic with some white wine
7) When red peppers are roasted, remove from oven and immediately cover with aluminum foil. After 10 minutes, you can easily peel the skin off then slice into strips
8) Scrape the steps and garlic to the side and place the caps in the middle of the pan. Add some diced tomatoes and some water (or the juice of the can if using canned tomatoes)
9) Simmer until mushroom tops are cooked then remove tops and slice or cube
10) Add the marinade to the pan (if you used balsamic, then only add about half)
11) Add capers (unless you used balsamic) and reduce
12) Mix the drained penne in a large bowl with the sliced red pepper, portobello tops, and sauteed stems
13) Add a little EVOO and chopped parsley if you like
*Serve hot or cold
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