Showing posts with label Napa Cabbage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Napa Cabbage. Show all posts

Friday, December 27, 2013

Not Quite Kim Chi Stew


We finish another bucket of kimchi and all the kimchi juice sat in my fridge waiting to be used. That stuff is too good to be poured down the sink! One day I found the perfect combo of ingredients in the fridge to make something like kimchi stew, but drier. Since I didn't have a whole lot of kimchi juice left.

Napa cabbage
KimChi juice
Sliced pork
Tofu
Green Onions

I pan seared the sliced pork first and then removed it while cooking the napa cabbage. Once it was half done I poured the kimchi juice over it, added tofu, green onions and pork in then just let it simmer until the veggies were soft. Great with rice. Great for a cold day. Enjoy!

Friday, October 12, 2012

Leftover Makeover : Mish-Mash

This one my Hubby put together. (yay!) He had the day off and was rummaging through the fridge for whatever leftovers were still lurking about. This delicious fried rice was what he put together from a tub of curried rice, some BBQ pork/char siu, a small container of soggy napa cabbage/siu choi, some kale leaves and some purple cabbage shreds.


The virbrant green and purple of the veggies, cooked separately from the rice, was beautiful...and super tasty:

Kale
Cabbage
Paprika
Dark soy sauce
Butter & coconut oil
Sugar
Salt

As for the fried rice, the possibilities are endless depending on what leftovers you have. In this case:

Curried rice
BBQ Pork/char siu
Coconut oil
Napa Cabbage/siu choi
Sriracha
Hoisin sauce
Soy sauce (light & dark)

And the best part, I got to eat lunch with my Hubby. =)

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Date Chicken and Napa Salad

My Hubby requested date honey glazed chicken for dinner last night. While thinking about what greens to pair that with, I saw a head of napa cabbage sitting in the fridge. It was too hot to eat steamed napa...which is usually how Asians eat it. (That or boiled in a broth for noodles.) Could it be a salad too I wondered...cabbage is cabbage isn't it? A quick search on Google confirmed napa salads do exist, though they were all eaten with raw, wax covered instant noodles and msg seasoning. No thanks. When I think of raw cabbage, I think of kimchi...so this napa salad will be kimchi inspired!
Napa Salad:
Napa cabbage
Carrots
Fish Sauce
Sugar
Garlic
Olive Oil
Vinegar
Crushed Chili Powder
Marinade for the pan seared chicken thighs:
Cumin
Black pepper
Soy sauce
Paprika
Date honey (drizzled after pan searing)

(Hubby even had third helpings of the napa salad!)