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MediterrAsian.com Blog Fri, 30 Jul 2010 06:06:26 GMT  

Sizzling Shrimp with Feta
I spent over 10 years living in Australia, and there were two things I really fell in love with when I was there. The first, of course, was Trudy (who I eventually kidnapped and took back to New Zealand), and the other was the mouthwatering wild-caught shrimp (or prawns, as they’re called Down Under). Since moving [...]

I spent over 10 years living in Australia, and there were two things I really fell in love with when I was there. The first, of course, was Trudy (who I eventually kidnapped and took back to New Zealand), and the other was the mouthwatering wild-caught shrimp (or prawns, as they’re called Down Under).

Since moving back to New Zealand I’ve still been a regular shrimp eater, but unfortunately shrimp doesn’t do well in the waters around here so most of the shrimp that’s available is the farmed variety imported from China or India. Although it tastes okay, it really lacks the firmness and “sweetness” of wild Australian shrimp.

So when we were at the supermarket the other day and I saw they had started stocking wild Australian banana shrimp, I could feel my mouth instantly start to water. Then I saw the price tag and my eyes started to water: $45 a kilo!

But I’m not one to let my taste buds miss out on a flavor sensation, and neither is Trudy for that matter, so as a treat we decided to buy a dozen. After debating how we should best put these large juicy shrimp to use, we decided to use them in a way that wouldn’t mask their wonderful flavor.

This Sizzling Shrimp with Feta is the result of that decision. It’s a ridiculously easy dish to make and it accents the flavor of the shrimp perfectly. If you make this dish yourself at home I highly recommend you use the best quality raw shrimp you can get your hands on — it really does make all the difference.

You can serve this dish by itself as a mezethes (Greek appetizer), or you can serve it as a complete meal with a side salad and some crusty bread to mop up the juices. It also tastes great tossed with freshly cooked pasta.

Click here for the recipe.

I spent over 10 years living in Australia, and there were two things I really fell in love with when I was there. The first, of course, was Trudy (who I eventually kidnapped and took back to New Zealand), and the other was the mouthwatering wild caught shrimp (or prawns, as they’re called down under).

Since moving back to New Zealand I’ve still been a regular shrimp eater, but unfortunately shrimp doesn’t do well in the waters around here so most of the shrimp that’s available is the farmed variety imported from China or India. Although it tastes okay, it really lacks the firmness and “sweetness” of wild Australian shrimp.

So when we were at the supermarket the other day and I saw they had started stocking wild Australian banana shrimp, I could feel my mouth instantly start to water. Then I saw the price tag and my eyes started to water: $45 a kilo!

But I’m not one to let my taste buds miss out on a flavor sensation, and neither is Trudy for that matter, so as a treat we decided to buy a dozen. After debating how we should best put these large juicy shrimp to use, we decided to use them in a way that wouldn’t mask their wonderful flavor.

This Sizzling Shrimp with Feta is the result of that decision. It’s a ridiculously easy dish to make and it accents the flavor of the shrimp perfectly. If you make this dish yourself at home I highly recommend you use the best quality raw shrimp you can get your hands on–it really does make all the difference.

You can serve this dish by itself as a mezethes (Greek appetizer), or you can serve it as a complete meal with a side salad and some crusty bread to mop up the juices. It also tastes great tossed with freshly cooked pasta.

Click here for the recipe.

60 Quick and Easy Mediterranean and Asian Meals
Looking for ways to get a meal on the table super quickly and with no hassles? Here’s a list of the quickest and easiest recipes from our website and from our cookbook. Most of these dishes can be prepared and cooked in only 15-25 minutes. From our website: White bean pesto pasta with fast roasted tomatoes and [...]

Looking for ways to get a meal on the table super quickly and with no hassles? Here’s a list of the quickest and easiest recipes from our website and from our cookbook. Most of these dishes can be prepared and cooked in only 15-25 minutes.

From our website:

From our cookbook:

  • Pasta with shrimp and chile (page 147)
  • Sicilian pasta with broccoli, raisins and pine nuts (page 148)
  • Pesto pasta with salmon, broccoli and roasted red pepper (page 149)
  • Pasta with salsa verde and smoked salmon (page 152)
  • Stir-fried tofu, vegetables and water chestnuts in oyster sauce (page 157)
  • Greek pizza with chicken, artichokes and feta (page 170)
  • Provencal baked fish with vegetables (page 184)
  • Bulgur pilaf with fava beans (page 191)
  • Ham and egg fried rice (page 194)
  • Japanese Tuna and vegetable udon noodle pot (page 201)
  • Asian cilantro-peanut pesto noodles with chicken, broccoli and red pepper (page 202)
  • Japanese-style marinated grilled tuna (page 216)
  • Grilled Tuscan chicken with asparagus and red pepper (page 216)
  • Grilled sweet chili scallops (page 218)
  • Mediterranean-style grilled marinated salmon (page 218)
  • Thai fish parcels (page 221)
  • Mediterranean-style grilled vegetables (page 222)
  • Fish burgers with roasted red pepper and wasabi mayonnaise (226)
  • Italian-style chicken sandwich with pesto mayonnaise (page 232)
  • Focaccia with smoked salmon and avocado (page 232)
  • Tuna and sweet chili wraps (page 234)
  • Turkish chickpea salad wrap (page 235)
  • Southeast Asian hot and sour shrimp soup (page 250)
  • Japanese soba noodle salad (page 252)
  • Pesto pasta salad with white beans, cherry tomatoes and artichoke hearts (page 256)
  • Turkish tomato cucumber and olive salad (page 256)
  • Panzanella (page 258)
  • Asian-style corn fritters (page 275)

BigOven.com - Recipe Raves Fri, 30 Jul 2010 06:06:26 GMT  

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Top Secret Mrs. Fields Chocolate Chip Cookies recipe - BigOven.com 30 Cookies Cookies Uncategorized Cookies, Desserts, Butter 1 c Softened butter 1/2 c Sugar 1 1/2 c Packed brown sugar 2 Eggs 2 1/2 ts Vanilla 2 1/2 c All purpose flour 3/4 ts Salt 1 ts Baking powder 1 ts Baking...

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About Low Fat Cooking Fri, 30 Jul 2010 06:06:26 GMT  

Eight Ways With Quinoa
For those who can't eat wheat, quinoa (pronounced keen-wah) is a great alternative to pasta and couscous. Even if you can eat wheat, a side dish or salad made with quinoa makes a nice change. Quinoa provides all eight essential amino acids, which makes it a complete protein, making it popular with vegetarians. It's also a good source of iron, fiber and B vitamins. Despite its status as a super grain, quinoa is technically a seed. Grain or seed, be sure to add some quinoa to your diet. You can find it in many grocery stores, and fairly inexpensively at Trader Joe's.

Southwestern Quinoa Salad © 2010 Fiona Haynes, licensed to About.com

Eight Ways With Quinoa originally appeared on About.com Low Fat Cooking on Tuesday, July 27th, 2010 at 22:54:31.

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Just Peachy
Nothing beats a fresh peach. Juicy and succulent, peaches are certainly one of the highlights of the summer. Peaches are wonderful raw, but they're also something special when they're cooked. This simple dessert of roasted peaches is good enough for company, as well as a nice change for the family. Simply top them with a spoonful of thick, nonfat Greek yogurt and perhaps a drizzle of honey.

Roasted Peaches © Fiona Haynes, licensed to About.com

Just Peachy originally appeared on About.com Low Fat Cooking on Thursday, July 22nd, 2010 at 00:00:57.

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Share: What's Your Favorite Low Fat or Light Ice Cream?
Near our house is a wonderful little dairy that sells the creamiest, most delicious ice cream that beats the pants off the premium commercial brands. Outside their store is a sign that counts down to the launch of a great seasonal flavor -- most recently, cantaloupe. The lines out the door on the sunniest of days seem to encourage more people to visit rather than less. Their ice cream is truly to die for.

But for those of us trying to eat low fat, ice cream is one of those foods we need to limit. Made with cream and sugar, it's a dieter's worst nightmare. Indulging occasionally is OK, so long as we try and stick to a small half-cup portion (which looks pitifully small, I grant you). But what about those low fat or light ice creams out there? Have you found a great brand that's almost as good as the real thing?


FoodClassics.com New Recipes Fri, 30 Jul 2010 06:06:27 GMT  

Cheesy Green Beans
Recipe: Cheesy Green Beans
Recipe Description: Do your kids balk at green beans but crave macaroni and cheese? How about taking the cheese from the mac and cheese and combining it with the green beans. What do you get? A tastey casserole type dish that will make your kids crave more!
Broccoli Corn Bread
Recipe: Broccoli Corn Bread
Recipe Description: Provided in the updated \"Fix It and Forget-It Cookbook\". This recipe is from Winfred Ewy, Newton, KS. It serves 8. Serve like spoon bread, or invert the pot, remove bread, and cut into wedges Makes 8 servings
Apple Black Bean Salsa
Recipe: Apple Black Bean Salsa
Recipe Description: Want to try a fruity salsa? Check out this apple black bean salsa. I love it on lime chips, and so do my kids (the ultimate decision makers on food in our house)

RealCajunRecipes.com Last 10 Cajun Recipes Fri, 30 Jul 2010 06:06:27 GMT  

Heather's Fried Battered Shrimp and Fish Fry Mix
A wonderful homemade fried battered shrimp recipe! The homemade fish fry is also great for catfish, eggplants, zucchini or any foods requiring a light batter. Use the egg batter or simply wet the item with water, shake excess water and roll in fish fry mixture.
Tarte a la Bouille Pies
This is a custard pie that I've made for my family for years. It has a sweet dough crust and lattice, and a delicious custard filling. I hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
Cajun Style North Carolina Cajun Jambalaya and BBQ Sauce
This is some Jambalaya, CAROLINA CAJUN STYLE. A shortcut style with the power-style taste of an all day cooking event. Simple as 1-2-3-4!

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