Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:oops..
i go get a baking machine then...
U can never go wrong with butterOriginally posted by the Bear:try banana leaf...
drop a dollop of butter into the fish with the sambal..
slow fire for slow cooking of the fish.. the fish is slowly steamed and with the fragrance of the banana leaf + butter + sambal.. good stuff
Originally posted by the Bear:try banana leaf...
drop a dollop of butter into the fish with the sambal..
slow fire for slow cooking of the fish.. the fish is slowly steamed and with the fragrance of the banana leaf + butter + sambal.. good stuff
Originally posted by choco B:Do you have recommendations for a good off the shelf bottled sambal? It is my current quest.
yes yes.....i would like to know too.Originally posted by choco B:Do you have recommendations for a good off the shelf bottled sambal? It is my current quest.
Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:heh...Butter Chicken... India......I like too....
http://recipes.chef2chef.net/recipe-archive/25/141086.shtml
Aiyo I saw them cook it on TV and as much as I like butterOriginally posted by LOTUSfairy:heh...Butter Chicken... India......I like too....
http://recipes.chef2chef.net/recipe-archive/25/141086.shtml
Originally posted by the Bear:teach you..
marinate: soak chicken in rendered ghee... a bit of herbs and whatever you can find.. a pinch of salt.. soak for about 12 hours..
slow roast.. keep slathering on butter to keep it moist.. until cooked..
butter chicken
of course, you may get a heart attack after eating that
Originally posted by the Bear:of course, you may get a heart attack after eating that
Originally posted by elindra:I think for cream soup, Bear will stir in at least 2-3 pieces of butter before drinking it
Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:next moment, he takes his coffee black with 2 tablespoons of butter in it..![]()
Maybe I should give u a block of butter for yr X'mas pressieOriginally posted by the Bear:yeah
butter goes well with almost anything..
butter goes well with butter
really?Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:that is another way...
i love my fried hokkien mee ...with butter....when the butter melts, it blends into the hokkien mee....smooth and sinful....plus the fried lards.. ooooooo...