Showing posts with label Kitchen at 17A. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kitchen at 17A. Show all posts
Thursday, March 31, 2022
Cooking with Oranges (Part 2): Citrus Pasta
For the past few days I have been cooking with products from Trepunti, an online shop owned by a Sicillian farmer. I shared my recipe for a dish prepared using Sicilian blood oranges and fennels, which were hardly an innovative combination. Neither does this one actually though I did make a slight change.
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Farm to Table
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Guanciale
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Kitchen at 17A
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Lemon
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orange
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Oranges
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Trepunti
Monday, March 28, 2022
Cooking with Oranges (Part 1): Baked Fish with Orange-Fennel Salad
Recently, a friend of mine referred me to Jennifer of Trepunti Sicily, a Hongkonger who ran a farm on the ground and also an import/export business bringing many of the Sicilian produces and food products to this part of the world. I learned a great deal more about the regional ingredients and cooking just by a quick chat and message exchanges with her, and she even arranged to have a goodie box available for me to pick up with some of the seasonal produce including many of the citrus fruits.
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Orange Fennel Salad
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Seafood
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Sicily
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Trepunti
Friday, January 1, 2021
A Little Bit Of This, A Little Bit Of That
We decided to host an ad hoc pre-Christmas dinner at our place with just a couple of days to prepare in advance, so we thought it’s a better idea to do a combination of takeaway dishes plus a few simple ones done at home so we have enough food on the table to feed six of us with much less hassle.
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Bistro
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Chicken
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French
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Friends
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Home cooking
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Hong Kong
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Kitchen at 17A
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Restaurant
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serious dining
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Takeaway
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Wine and Dine
Wednesday, September 2, 2020
Matsutake Kaiseki
When a friend of ours passed us a batch of freshly picked Matsutake mushrooms from Yunnan, I decided to turn that into a feast of mushrooms for six people, Iron-chef style.
Wednesday, March 11, 2020
Seafood Recipe Part 2: Hake and Potatoes
I followed up with a rustic-style seafood main course using another pack sent by the purveyor Qwehli (see my previous post for the introduction). Hake is one of the fish species I love working with, for its firm texture and versatility, slightly richer than cod and leaner than black cod. One I received was caught wild off the Atlantic Coast off France and came in vacuumed and frozen pack of around 300g - good for 3-4 person.
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By Invitation
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Dinner
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Fish
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food
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Fusion
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Home cooking
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Kitchen
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Kitchen at 17A
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Qwehli
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recipe
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Seafood
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serious dining
Monday, March 9, 2020
Seafood Recipe Part 1 - Red Mullet Ceviche
I have to go back quite a few pages to see the last time I shared a recipe here – August 2018, to be exact. Not that I haven’t been cooking at home, just that I haven’t had much time to trace back the steps to create some of the dishes I have prepared. But when the team from the French seafood purveyor Qwehli offered to send me a few sample products to try recently, I thought I would share my experience with a couple simple recipes.
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Qwehli
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Red Mullet
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Seafood
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