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Showing posts with label ecoramic recipes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ecoramic recipes. Show all posts
Tuesday, 3 January 2012
Ecoramic Pot Recipe ~ Vege Soup Gallery
Savvy Mummy
Wednesday, 28 December 2011
Ecoramic Pot Recipe ~ Chinese Herbal Chicken Soup
I love Chinese herbal soups in rainy period which enhances a feeling of warmth and general health. Not only nourishing, and especially great when you are feeling fatigue, this soup boosts your health. Modern Mums are very difference from the women at our mother's era. Today, a modern mum needs to juggle between career and family. We are capable but not WONDER Woman! It is just too tiring after sometime if we try to be one. During our Ah-maks’ era, their methods are those conventional way like stewing and simmering the soup over slow fire on the charcoal stove and another method like steaming to make chicken herbal soup.
But nowadays, there are many different cookers, pressure cookers or *A.I timer cookers in the market. Many of us, as busy mums at work, can’t watch fire all the time or barely half a day in kitchen to do cooking. We need at least 2 hours in kitchen to whip nutritious and healthy food for our family.
So, I started out with buying prepacked right amount of Chinese herbal mixes from NTUC Fairprices or Cold Storage, I do not need to worry on overdose. The packing is nicely packed and hygiene too. Some packing has its own mentioned functional of herbs and purposes. Choose the one you prefer to boil for your family.
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| Prepacked Chinese Herbal Mixes |
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| Right Amount Of Chinese Herbal Mixes |
Ingredients (serves 3)
- 1/2 chicken, skin removed and cut to small pieces
- packet of herbal chicken mixes
- 1.5 litres water
- salt, to taste (you may use light soy sauce, optional)
Directions (Using Ecoramic Pot only, approx. 30mins boiling)
1. Blanch chicken in boiling water for a 1 minutes. Drain, rinse with cold water & set aside.
2. Place blanched chicken and the rest of the ingredients in water. After coming to a boil, simmer for at 20 mins, and longer if you can.
3. Season to taste with salt. Serve with steamed white rice.
Pointers To Share
1. You may use double boil, slow cook, or use a thermal pot.
2. If you are using electrical cookers, use timer socket to assist your boiling. Save time and electricity.
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| Chinese Herbal Chicken Soup 炖鸡汤 |
I hope my mandarin still ok in the above label (Chinese Herbal Chicken Soup 炖鸡汤).
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| See! No stubborn thing struck to base |
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| Effortlessness Washing |
Simply love my Ecoramic pot.
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Saturday, 12 November 2011
SM Fan Sharing - Papaya Soup With Pork Spare-Ribs
Savvy Mummy likes to thanks Mummy Hilda for sharing her soup recipe. Looks Yummy and Appetizing. Mummy Hilda's slogan ~ "I Cook, They MUST Eat" :D
Among Asians, cooking papaya often is cooked in sweet soups (usual cooking method is to use ripe papaya for sweet soups and unripe papaya for salty soups). Many mums buy unripe papaya for soup with pork spare ribs for their young adolescent daughters (It supposedly PROMOTES breast development). There is also old folks' saying, having papaya soup for breast-feeding mums who aren't producting enough milk. Boiling papaya with cooked pork feet and other vegetable ingredients. Or Stir-fry papaya with sliced pork as a regular meal dish. Nurtrient and healthy dish (Vitamin and protein).
Mummy Hilda's Soup Recipe ~Papaya Soup with Pork Spare-Ribs
Ingredients :
1 medium size not too ripe papaya, slightly green
Seedless red dates
Peanuts
Pork spare ribs
Dried cuttlefish
Dried scallops
Salt to taste
Here Is The Steps.
Step 1 - Wash papaya, peanut, peel papaya and get rid of its seeds and then cut it into pieces (not too small).
Step 2 - Quick-boil pork ribs in boiling water to get rid of its flavour of meat.
Step 3 - Boil 8 bowls of water until boiling, put red dates, dried cuttlefish, dried scallops, papaya pieces, peanut and pork ribs in and then boil with fierce heat for 20 minutes. Then flavour with salt.
1 medium size not too ripe papaya, slightly green
Seedless red dates
Peanuts
Pork spare ribs
Dried cuttlefish
Dried scallops
Salt to taste
Here Is The Steps.
Step 1 - Wash papaya, peanut, peel papaya and get rid of its seeds and then cut it into pieces (not too small).
Step 2 - Quick-boil pork ribs in boiling water to get rid of its flavour of meat.
Step 3 - Boil 8 bowls of water until boiling, put red dates, dried cuttlefish, dried scallops, papaya pieces, peanut and pork ribs in and then boil with fierce heat for 20 minutes. Then flavour with salt.
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| Soup Of The Day - Papaya Soup With Pork Spare-Ribs |
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Tuesday, 8 November 2011
Ecoramic Pots Review - Old Cucumber Soup
According to Chinese Herbology, foods have either ‘yin’ and ‘yang’ properties. Yin foods have ‘cooling’ properties and on other hand, yang foods, have ‘heaty’ properties. Some foods are ‘neutral’. In Ancient times, the Chinese folks believed that proper diet plays an important part in acheiving a balanced ying & yang quotient for an individual.
In Singapore, it is warm & humid all year round plus other factors like stress, climate, demanding environment and lifestyle. Consuming Yin foods to counter the ‘heatiness’ – having home-cook soup like Old Cucumber Soup – is definitely a MUST. This soup is also beneficial for those in other countries who are experiencing summer. :D
This is another simple soup that I boiled. Using the new Ecoramic Pot, it take lesser time and I don't have to worry about overflow issue :D
Ingredients
(Serves 4)
- One small to medium size Chinese Old Cucumber
- 1.5 litres of water
- 8 red dates
- 6 dried scallops
- 200g pork ribs
- 2 piece dried cuttlefish & few Dried-Sun Fish
- 1 sweet corn, cut to small pieces
- 1 medium carrot, peeled and cut to small pieces
- salt, to taste
Directions
Scoop Out The Seeds
1. Scrub the skin of the old cucumber clean and cut it in half, length-wise. Scoop out the seeds using a spoon. Cut into smaller chunks.
2. In a small pot, blanch the pork ribs in boiling water for a few minutes (so as to remove the scum bits). Drain the pork ribs and set aside.
3. In a soup pot, add all the blanched pork, water, red dates, dried scallops, dried cuttlefish, dried sun fish, sweet corn and carrots. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer the soup over low heat for about 10 minutes. Season with salt to taste.
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| Blanch Pork Ribs |
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| Ecoramic Pots Review - Old Cucumber Soup |
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| Old Cucumber Soup (老黄瓜汤) |
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Monday, 10 October 2011
Ecoramic Pots & Pan Review - Seafood Rice & Salted Vegetable Soup
What an ideal morning, raining with thunders, it's too cozy to wake up from bed. After all, this kind of weather only happens once in a blue moon! Too bad, in reality most of us still have work. I know it's Monday, Monday Blue! But still, today is a working day, the new parliament session (12th Singapore Parliament) start today, after the landmark Watershed May 2011 General Election. Not to mention, we also have a new face, President Tan (It really doesn't matter, all the Presidential candidates coincidentally are all Tan) making his maiden Presidential Speech. More importantly, check out the Gmarket's Oct 10 Events today! Don't miss the chance to win G- Account $100!
Today, this is the first part of my Kitchen Art Ecoramic Pot & Pan Review. The dishes are done later part of last week. However, due to my busy schedule on the weekend, I only managed to upload the videos on YouTube. To my surprise, those video are a quick hit and some websites start linking it (wn.com and BeTheCook) Okay, let start with the ingredents first.
Seafood Rice Pot (Serve 1)
My husband get this recipe from Channel U's show, he modified the ingredients to what we have on hand, it really taste great, like Korean's Stone Grilled Rice.
List of Ingredients1. Small slice of butter
2. 50g of bacon, slices into thin strips (3 slices)
3. 30g of thawed prawns
4. Some Oysters
5. Prawns' heads (for seafood taste)
6. Sun-dried Fish
7. Sun-dried Cuttlefish (small piece)
7. Sun-dried Cuttlefish (small piece)
8. Rice (One Person serving)
9. 1 big leaf of ice berg Lettuce.
10. 2 cloves of Garlic, chopped.
For seafood, you can add according to your own preferences like fresh prawns, squids, clams, salmon, flower crabs, etc.
Steps 1 (Heat the butter and bacon)
Heat up the Ecoramic Pan and add butter. When the butter are melted, add the bacon strips and continue to to stir fried the bacon till you smell the bacon. Add the diced garlic and stir quickly, switch the fire to low.
Steam escape for the vending hole on the lid
Step 2 - (Add the ingredients)
Add on the sun-dried fish, cuttlefish & prawn heads, followed by the seafood into the pan. Add the uncooked rice and 50ml of water, cover the lid, slimmer for 15 to 20 minutes at medium low fire. (Note : If you are using flower crab, do not add the crab shell till 5 minutes before serving.)
Step 3. (Decorate the plate and ready to serve!)
The last step, layout the ice berg lettuce on the plate and lay the seafood rice on the plate. Before serving, garnished some pepper and you have a nice place of seafood rice.
Yummy seafood rice
The Ecoramic Pit is clean, not charred mark after cooking
Dishes 2 - Tofu with Salted Cabbage Soup (Serve 2)
This is another simple vegetarian soup that my husband cooked. Using the new Ecoramic Pot, it take lesser time and he don't have to worry about overflow issue
Ingredients
1. 1 package of Silky Tofu, cut into cubes
2. 1 package of Salted Cabbage, sliced into small strips, keep the gravy that come with it
3. Few slices of Ginger
4. Few Cherry Tomatoes or 2 Tomatoes (Sliced into quarters)
5. Few pieces of Mock Chicken Nuggets.
6. 2 big leaves of ice berg lettuce
7. Small pinch of Pepper
8. Pinch of Sesame Oil
The water boils very fast
Step 1. Boil the water
Boils two and a half soup bowls of water (around 700ml). Add all the ingredients (except the mocked chicken nuggets and ice berg lettuce) to the pot and pour in the salted cabbage gravy when the water is boiled.
Step 2. Boiled the ingredients and serve.
Prepare the bowls with the ice berg lettuce and mocked chicken nuggets evenly. When the soup is boiled (about 5 minutes) add some pepper and sesame oil, served the hot soup into the bowls. Final touch, add some parsley, it is ready to serve. If the soup tasted bland, add some light soy sauce or salt to match your taste.
A simple soup both healthy and yummy
These are two easy recipes that anyone newbie can take up. This is the end of our demonstration on cooking the two simple dishes with Kitchen Arts Ecoramic Pot and Pans.
Final thoughts of using Kitchen Arts Ecoramic Pan
The Ecoramic Series of Pan & Pot is really light (Aluminium, useful for old folks), the colours are also very vibrant (Nice colour of Yellow, Green, Orange & Blue, like colours of kid's toy!) and really conduct heat fast! (Faster cooking). The vending hole on the lid drain away steam thus will not cause overflow like normal pans, good for cooking soup, porridge, etc. The ceramic coating on the pot and pans is really good, charred can easily slip off make cleaning a breeze, after a few cooking, the base of the pots and pans are still like new. This is a set of modern kitchenware to own.
Good ergonomic design of handle.
The blue sides of the pots and pans are that, the double handle pots are not easy to handle even when handling with cotton gloves, you can still feels the heat. The Pan is better as it has a good ergonomic design and easy to handle. Although the vending hole conduct the steam away, I'm wondering if too much of the heat is conduct away, will there be enough trap and boil the food more like a pressure pan. Well, you can't have the best of both world wasn't it?
Thank you for sharing the happy moments with me. I have taken this picture from Vitasoy and like ot dedicated it to all busy mothers.
Before i end this entry, like to share a picture that my friend has sent me via iPhone. Could the design came out from the same Hong Kong Student who design the famous iMourn dedicated to Steve Jobs? Judge for yourself and give me a 10/10 if i entertained you well :)
The iFamily
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| iMourn, instant famous tribute design to honor the late Steve Jobs by a Hong Kong Student |
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