| 3sat ( @ 2009-06-05 15:40:00 |
Please help
I made the following recipe and I have no idea what asian cuisine it most closely resembles.
Stock
1 head and 1 tail of mackerel (use the flanks for other dishes)
1 quart water
1 clove garlic
1 tablespoon thai chili sauce
1/2 tsp "Seasoning" (from Japan)
dash salt for flavor
Put fish in water, bring to rapid boil and remain at boil until stock reduces by about 1/4. Add whole garlic clove, thai chili sauce, seasoning, and salt to stock and continue reducing until only 2c remain. Remove from heat and strain liquid of all particles.
Soup
1 handful peas in pod
1 clove garlic (cut into 8 strips along fiber)
1 squid cut into ring pieces
Bring stock to rapid boil, add peas, garlic, and squid. Continue to rapid boil for 10 minutes. Serve.
It tastes delicious, but I have no idea what to call it =p.
(As a side note, I normally use much more normal ingredients, but my new kitchen is severely under-stocked so I'm forced to be creative)
I made the following recipe and I have no idea what asian cuisine it most closely resembles.
Stock
1 head and 1 tail of mackerel (use the flanks for other dishes)
1 quart water
1 clove garlic
1 tablespoon thai chili sauce
1/2 tsp "Seasoning" (from Japan)
dash salt for flavor
Put fish in water, bring to rapid boil and remain at boil until stock reduces by about 1/4. Add whole garlic clove, thai chili sauce, seasoning, and salt to stock and continue reducing until only 2c remain. Remove from heat and strain liquid of all particles.
Soup
1 handful peas in pod
1 clove garlic (cut into 8 strips along fiber)
1 squid cut into ring pieces
Bring stock to rapid boil, add peas, garlic, and squid. Continue to rapid boil for 10 minutes. Serve.
It tastes delicious, but I have no idea what to call it =p.
(As a side note, I normally use much more normal ingredients, but my new kitchen is severely under-stocked so I'm forced to be creative)