I recently sent an email to my sisters in law with some recipes that I make on a regular basis. I thought I'd share in case anyone was bored with their usual repertoire and in need of new recipes.
In no particular order.
Yucatan Lime Soup
Jon's fav (we had it at a restaurant on our honeymoon after a snorkeling excursion and he had me find a recipe when we got home! Ha ha!)
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/emeril-lagasse/yucatan-lime-soup-recipe/index.html
Filipino Adobo - serve over rice!
1lb chicken (pork ribs or country style ribs work too)
1/4 cup of soy sauce
1/4 cup of vinegar
2 tablespoons of water
4 cloves of garlic
1 bay leaf
Pepper to taste
Put all the ingredients in a pot (the liquid should come half way up the chicken) and bring up to a boil. Don't stir until it boils (my grandma says that it gets sour if you stir it before it boils). Once it's boiled then stir it and turn the temp down to low and let it simmer for half an hour or more until the chicken or pork is tender. That's it! Enjoy!
Beef Pastel - Filipino Beef Stew (Pie)
This is actually supposed to be a beef stew with a pie top crust. I don't usually make the crust.
Ingredients
1lb stew meat (Mom uses sirloin since she doesn't usually use the slow cooker)
1tbsp butter or olive oil (grandma says use butter)
1/2 c onions
1 can mushroom soup
2 potatoes
2 carrots
1c peas
mushrooms (as much as you like)
Brown the beef lightly. Drain meat and set aside. Heat butter in pan, add onions and beef and saute until the
beef is completely brown. Add the can of mushroom soup (no water). Simmer on low-medium heat until beef is almost tender. Add potatoes and carrots, cook until almost done. Add mushrooms and peas, cook a bit more. Season with salt and pepper.
If you want you can do it in the slow cooker to make the beef really, really tender. Just add the vegetables (besides the onions) into the slow cooker an hour or two before you want it to finish.
Quiche!
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/paula-deen/spinach-and-bacon-quiche-recipe/index.html
Beef and Spinach Burritos
http://shallwecook.blogspot.com/2009/02/beef-and-spinach-burritos.html
Tilapia Parmesan (You know, for Fridays)
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Broiled-Tilapia-Parmesan/Detail.aspx#
Indian Butter Chicken
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe-Tools/Print/Recipe.aspx?RecipeID=24782&servings=6
Shepherd's Pie
Sorta goes something like this.
Saute ground beef with chopped onions and garlic.
Add veggies (carrots, peas, green beans)
Add salt and pepper to taste.
Add a tablespoon of flour and a bit of water to make a bit of gravy-ish substance.
Throw into a casserole dish, top with mashed potatoes and sprinkle with a bit of cheese. Pop it in the oven until everything is warm and the cheese has melted.
Hot wings (or thighs or drumsticks)
Marinate chicken in buttermilk +salt and pepper for an hour or two.
Toss into a bag with breadcrumbs and a bit of whole wheat flour.
Bake in a 400 oven for 30 minutes until just about done.
Toss in 1/4cup of hot sauce and a tablespoon of butter.
Return to oven for 10 minutes.
(Variations) Plain Breaded Chicken or Lemon Pepper Chicken
If you just want to make breaded chicken this works too without the hot sauce step. I've also tried making lemon pepper chicken this way by marinating in lemon juice before, adding lemon pepper seasoning to the breading, then tossing in lemon and butter at the end.
I also love to drool at the recipes on Saveur.com and davidlebovitz.com
I find allrecipes.com very helpful too. Happy Cooking!!
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