Sunday, September 06, 2009
Thursday, September 03, 2009
Craisins Alaskan Halibut

Chef Neda who is the Private Chef for a wealthy family in San Francisco and ex-Chef for French Laundry gave me some frozen Alaskan Halibut few days ago. I was thinking, should I just seared it with salt and pepper or making it more fancy and gourmet. Well, of cos, more gourmet and fine dining experience, Chef Chong's way. I have some craisins in the fridge, cut leeks and romaine. Good light bright idea, genius.... See, nothing goes to waste. Always keep those extra vegetable tops or shoots in a ziploc bag or air tight containers to keep it fresh. I was using Japanese Sake for this Halibut and it was wonderful. Gregg loves it and we were silent when we had the first bite of the halibut... yum yum yum....:)
Recipe soon to come.............
Labels: craisins, fish, halibut, leeks, raisins, romaine, sake
Trout Bouganon

I was inspired by Julie and Julia movie, Julie made a Beef Bouganon and she burnt it the first time. I always advise my friends, dont cook stew at late nite. So I made my version of bouganon, Trout Bouganon. Gregg and I caught some Trouts in July at the Trout Farm Tahoe. We kept some in the freezer. So I was craving for fried sweet and sour fish, but have the idea of making it French way. I pull out the hard frozen trout and thawed it in the fridge overnite. I have also lots of old yam, vegetables and squash. Good idea for a stew, always remember this. Dont go to waste, and nothing goes to waste. Asian way of living, save and rich.
Recipe soon to come......
Labels: bbq sauce, fish, red wine, squash, tomatoes, trout, vegetables

