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Veggie-ful shrimp doria
Today a shrimp Doria. Classic ? Nope, I dropped the 19th century sauces. My sauces are kabocha and broccoli. Brown rice, stir-fried with onion, shrimps (big ones) and a tbs of ami-ebi. The ami-ebi are tiny salted shrimps. They melt and serve as a flavoring. I melted a chunk of butter in the rice. No pre-cooking for broccoli, just juicing and adding to the rice. Bottom layer. The kabocha is boiled (5 minutes in microwave) and mashed with a fork, into sauce texture. Parsley. That makes a second layer. Top is bread crumbs mixed with dried herbs, a little butter, then almond slices. Out of the oven… 3 layers of bliss. The whole casserole (made with 2 servings of rice) Filed under: (quick) 5 minutes active cooking, Avec la recette, Chilly weather food, Home-made Fait-Maison, Japan/ cuisine japonaise, With recipe Tagged: ami-ebi, baking, broccoli, brown rice, butter, doria, genmai, gratin, healthy, kabocha, kabocha pumpkin, rice, rice gratin, salted shrimps, shrimp, yoshoku related searches : Veggie
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