Sashimi Assortment
Showing posts with label italian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label italian. Show all posts
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Appetizers & Hors d'oeuvres
Often served as a prelude to a meal, Hors D'Oeuvre are some of the most intriguing and demanding items produced by the Garde Manger. Appetizers are served as the first course of a meal.
canapes - dungeness crabmeat & mango salad on a corn chip cup/grilled eggplant roll with sundried tomato & provolone cheese
Szechuan crusted Ahi Tuna , curry aioli & taro chips
Assorted Nigiri sushi and maki rolls
A Japanese Sushi & Sashimi buffet platter
Seared Ahi Tuna
Italian Pasta Salad
Mediterranean Blackened Prawn Salad
Labels:
appetizers,
blackened prawns,
cajun,
canapes,
cantonese food,
cold kitchen,
garde manger,
hors d'oeuvre,
hotel,
hotel food,
italian,
pasta,
prawns,
sashimi,
seared ahi tuna,
sushi,
tuna
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Eggplant Ravioli
Eggplant is incredibly versatile and one of my favorite vegetables, it is delicious hot or cold and can be marinated, stuffed, grilled, roasted, fried, baked, in casseroles, stews or on brochettes.
I always ask my wife what she wants to eat whenever it's breakfast , lunch or dinner or just something for merienda or snacks.Most of the time she tells me, whatever you can come up with. This time she wants me to make use of the ground pork we have at the fridge, and whatever we have. I found half an eggplant (this is the pear-shaped north american variety) a leftover tomato sauce, and Queso Pueblo, a tangy dry white cheese from el salvador (a very good friend and also a chef gave this to us).

I always ask my wife what she wants to eat whenever it's breakfast , lunch or dinner or just something for merienda or snacks.Most of the time she tells me, whatever you can come up with. This time she wants me to make use of the ground pork we have at the fridge, and whatever we have. I found half an eggplant (this is the pear-shaped north american variety) a leftover tomato sauce, and Queso Pueblo, a tangy dry white cheese from el salvador (a very good friend and also a chef gave this to us).
An italian antipasti called involtini di melanzane (stuffed eggplant rolls) came to my mind but then i realized with the eggplant i have i wont be able to make rolls out of it, since it's diameter is to small, so i decided to just make a ravioli style eggplant filled with pork tomato sauce and topped with freshly grated queso pueblo combined with parmigiano reggiano cheese.
I also came up with honey garlic drumsticks, baked aged cheddar macaroni and steamed broccoli.
Labels:
antipasti,
comfort food,
eggplant,
eggplant ravioli,
el salvador,
italian,
queso pueblo
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