I am a cook. I wish I could call myself a chef. And I am definitely not a cordon bleu.
This is one of my favorite dishes to whip up. It's easy, but it tastes great.
Here goes:
Buy a Chilean Sea Bass fillet (as many as people that are eating)
Place it in aluminum foil with butter and pepper. (Lemon pepper if that's what your heart desires.)
You can grill or bake the fish until it flakes and is white all the way through.
That's easy right?
It's also delicious.
I like to serve this with fresh asparagus. I blanch the asparagus for about two minutes. I take the asparagus out of the water and fry them in vegetable oil for another couple of minutes.
BAM!! Sorry, I'm getting carried away and hungry thinking about this!!
I also like to serve this with homemade mashed potatoes.
I boil red potatoes, leaving the skin on them. Drain the water, cut the potatoes and mash them with cheddar cheese, salt, milk, butter and some dry ranch dressing.
The potatoes aren't the healthiest way to go, but again they are delicious.
Serve the fish with a lemon, grab a glass of wine or a tasty brew and enjoy.
Well, I'm a good cook when I want to be but, for the past four years, I've had a husband who goes crazy in the kitchen. He even does some fancy plating, with drizzles of aiolis and towers/stacks of food and such. (I can't include a recipe because he often makes them up as he goes and I'm too busy relaxing on the couch to notice what goes into it.)
As a result, I am more than happy to take on the kitchen cleanup duty -- and he tends to use a LOT of pans and dishes and slop the stovetop!
Tony doesn't usually work on Mondays so our neighbor, Sabrina, has gotten used to coming over for dinner on Monday nights, which is great because he has trouble preparing food for only two people. Recently, however, he traded a shift with a co-worker and, while Sabrina and I were on our Monday afterwork outing to the dog park, I mentioned that he was working that night.
"What do you mean he's working?" she blurted in front of several other dog-parkers. "He cooks dinner for us on Mondays!" She then had to explain the onlookers that MY husband cooks for HER and ... it's all good.
The only downside to his cooking is that it usually involves LOTS of hot spices and fresh jalapenos so I find myself saying, "Please pass the Pepto!"
I am THE cook at home. My wife burns water, I SWEAR it is possible! I do about 99% of the cooking. She does about 99% of the cleaning so it's an even swap, she enjoys my cooking and I enjoy not cleaning :) My favorite dish to make is Home Made Stuffed Italian Shells with Garlic Toast.You're not gonna get the secret recipe outta me either ;) Here's a hint: There are large shells and they are stuffed and baked.
Justin Lindahl
Lindahl Construction Inc.
Shakopee Minnesota
612-598-0673
Boy... this thread can make a person hungry fast... c'mon, spill the Home Made Stuffed Italian Shells recipe! My anniversary is Saturday and my husband is a big Italian food fan... please? Ha Ha Ha
Try making this Shawn--they are so yummy--my Mother's recipe for stuffed shells--Italian style!
18 x Jumbo Pasta shells
1 lb Ground beef
2/3 cup Onion, minced
1 clv garlic, minced
2 cup Water
12 oz Tomato paste
1 tbl Beef bouillon or chix ok too.
1 1/2 tsp Oregano, Basil, Parsley
16 oz Cottage cheese
1 1/2 cup Cheese, Mozzarella, shredded
1/2 cup Cheese, Parmesan, Romano
1 x Egg
Preheat oven to 350 . In large skillet, brown beef, onion and garlic--and pour off fat. Stir in water, tomato paste, bouillon and oregano, basil and parsley; simmer uncovered 30 minutes.(SALT AND PEPPER).
In medium bowl, combine cottage cheese, mozzarella, parmesan and romano cheese with egg; mix well. Stuff shells with cheese mixture; arrange in 13 x 9-inch baking dish. Pour sauce over shells. Cover; bake 30 minutes or until hot. Uncover; sprinkle with remaining 1 cup mozzarella. Bake 3 minutes longer. Refrigerate leftovers. (Serves 6)
The meat mixture you can add spicy sausage makes great meatballs too......FYI!
Thank You,
Kristine L. Robinson
Personal Mortgage Broker , Financial and Credit Analyst.
612.269.9985--mobile
"Adversity does not build character.....it REVEALS it!"
The finest compliment I can ever receive is a referral from my friends, family, and customers.
I am a cook. I wish I could...
Back to page topI am a cook. I wish I could call myself a chef. And I am definitely not a cordon bleu.
This is one of my favorite dishes to whip up. It's easy, but it tastes great.
Here goes:
Buy a Chilean Sea Bass fillet (as many as people that are eating)
Place it in aluminum foil with butter and pepper. (Lemon pepper if that's what your heart desires.)
You can grill or bake the fish until it flakes and is white all the way through.
That's easy right?
It's also delicious.
I like to serve this with fresh asparagus. I blanch the asparagus for about two minutes. I take the asparagus out of the water and fry them in vegetable oil for another couple of minutes.
BAM!! Sorry, I'm getting carried away and hungry thinking about this!!
I also like to serve this with homemade mashed potatoes.
I boil red potatoes, leaving the skin on them. Drain the water, cut the potatoes and mash them with cheddar cheese, salt, milk, butter and some dry ranch dressing.
The potatoes aren't the healthiest way to go, but again they are delicious.
Serve the fish with a lemon, grab a glass of wine or a tasty brew and enjoy.
um ... so, like, when can i...
Back to page topum ... so, like, when can i come over and eat YOUR food?
Well, I'm a good cook when I...
Back to page topWell, I'm a good cook when I want to be but, for the past four years, I've had a husband who goes crazy in the kitchen. He even does some fancy plating, with drizzles of aiolis and towers/stacks of food and such. (I can't include a recipe because he often makes them up as he goes and I'm too busy relaxing on the couch to notice what goes into it.)
As a result, I am more than happy to take on the kitchen cleanup duty -- and he tends to use a LOT of pans and dishes and slop the stovetop!
Tony doesn't usually work on Mondays so our neighbor, Sabrina, has gotten used to coming over for dinner on Monday nights, which is great because he has trouble preparing food for only two people. Recently, however, he traded a shift with a co-worker and, while Sabrina and I were on our Monday afterwork outing to the dog park, I mentioned that he was working that night.
"What do you mean he's working?" she blurted in front of several other dog-parkers. "He cooks dinner for us on Mondays!" She then had to explain the onlookers that MY husband cooks for HER and ... it's all good.
The only downside to his cooking is that it usually involves LOTS of hot spices and fresh jalapenos so I find myself saying, "Please pass the Pepto!"
I remember, when Tony would...
Back to page topI remember, when Tony would cook, telling him to keep in mind that I have Minnesota mouth. His 'mild' sauce would have my mouth burning for days.
Remember my pizza toppings? No fish, no fruit, and no stinky vegetables.
Mark
I am THE cook at home. My...
Back to page topI am THE cook at home. My wife burns water, I SWEAR it is possible! I do about 99% of the cooking. She does about 99% of the cleaning so it's an even swap, she enjoys my cooking and I enjoy not cleaning :) My favorite dish to make is Home Made Stuffed Italian Shells with Garlic Toast.You're not gonna get the secret recipe outta me either ;) Here's a hint: There are large shells and they are stuffed and baked.
Justin Lindahl
Lindahl Construction Inc.
Shakopee Minnesota
612-598-0673
Boy... this thread can make...
Back to page topBoy... this thread can make a person hungry fast... c'mon, spill the Home Made Stuffed Italian Shells recipe! My anniversary is Saturday and my husband is a big Italian food fan... please? Ha Ha Ha
Shawn Gindt
Try making this Shawn--they...
Back to page topTry making this Shawn--they are so yummy--my Mother's recipe for stuffed shells--Italian style!
18 x Jumbo Pasta shells
1 lb Ground beef
2/3 cup Onion, minced
1 clv garlic, minced
2 cup Water
12 oz Tomato paste
1 tbl Beef bouillon or chix ok too.
1 1/2 tsp Oregano, Basil, Parsley
16 oz Cottage cheese
1 1/2 cup Cheese, Mozzarella, shredded
1/2 cup Cheese, Parmesan, Romano
1 x Egg
Preheat oven to 350 . In large skillet, brown beef, onion and garlic--and pour off fat. Stir in water, tomato paste, bouillon and oregano, basil and parsley; simmer uncovered 30 minutes.(SALT AND PEPPER).
In medium bowl, combine cottage cheese, mozzarella, parmesan and romano cheese with egg; mix well. Stuff shells with cheese mixture; arrange in 13 x 9-inch baking dish. Pour sauce over shells. Cover; bake 30 minutes or until hot. Uncover; sprinkle with remaining 1 cup mozzarella. Bake 3 minutes longer. Refrigerate leftovers. (Serves 6)
The meat mixture you can add spicy sausage makes great meatballs too......FYI!
Thank You,
Kristine L. Robinson
Personal Mortgage Broker , Financial and Credit Analyst.
612.269.9985--mobile
"Adversity does not build character.....it REVEALS it!"
The finest compliment I can ever receive is a referral from my friends, family, and customers.
Oh thank you so much! I...
Back to page topOh thank you so much! I appreciate the recipe... I printed it out and added it to my 'Hubby's favorites' file!! Thanks so much!!
Shawn Gindt
Independent Beauty Consultant
Mary Kay Cosmetics
www.marykay.com/shawnie