May 4, 2015 Lunch
Azuma Chirashi Donburi Dinner New Recipe
Braised Green Cabbage with apples and red bell pepper and Braised
Kielbasa sausage with Cipollini onions
Lunch was a
below average Chirashi Donburi because the yellow tail was stringy and there
was no green hot tea. Can you believe a
Japanese restaurant that only offers Oolong and Jasmine tea? I will take my own tea bag next time.
I finished
my work around 4:00, and rode to Montano and back at 4:30 with the last ten
minutes in a light rain.
After I showered
at 6:00 Suzette was still not at home so I started dinner without her.
New Recipe
I decided to
make braised cabbage in the Hungarian style.
I shredded ½ head of green cabbage, ½ of a red bell pepper, 1 granny
smith apple and 1 gala apple and put them in the wok with some olive oil and
ground cumin and tossed the mixture and stir fried it.
I then
peeled the ½ lb. of Cippollini onions Suzette bought at Sprouts yesterday for $2.99 and
then cut the lb. of Kilelbasa sausage we had thawed into half round slices and sautéed them
in a large skillet. By 7:00 Suzette
still had not arrived and I decided the sausage and onion dish needed a little
pizazz, so I added about ½ lb. of fresh pineapple slices to the sausage e and
onion skillet and braised them with the dish.
I also
se-stemmed and put about 15 stalks of asparagus into the steamer with water and
started them when Suzette arrived around 7:30 p.m.
After
Suzette showered I went and fetched Coors beers from the fridge in the garage
and we filled our plates with braised cabbage, red bell pepper and apple
mixture and the braised sausage, onion and pineapple mixture.
We loved the
combination of flavors of the two dishes when mixed together. The combined dish had both strong fruit flavors
and yet seemed very German in spirit. The dish did not need any extra
condiment. The Kielbasa sausage had
enough salt and fat to carry the whole dish and after an hour of slowly sautéing
with the sausage slices, the Cipollini onions were melt in your mouth delicious.
I ate a bowl
of Spumoni ice cream after dinner with some grappa and lemon curd to celebrate the
New Recipe
Bon Appétit
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