(serves 6)
1 red pepper, 1 orange pepper, 1 yellow pepper, quartered and de-seeded
1 bunch asparagus
2 large flat mushrooms, cut in thick slices
large bunch broccolini
1/2 cup olive oil
2 tsps garlic salt
1 tsp dried basil
1 tsp dried oregano
1 tbsp sea salt
fresh ground pepper
Put vegetables into a Ziplock freezer bag with all other ingredients and slosh around, as you did the pork tenderloin, until nicely mixed. Leave in plain sight as you cook everything else and squish the ingredients whenever you pass the bag. Cook at the same temperature but in less time as the pork tenderloin: about 400 degrees for aout 15 minutes. Stir often as they cook.
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(serves three with leftovers for lunch)
2 cloves garlic
juice of 1/2 lemon
pinch sea salt
couple grinds black pepper
1/2 cup good readymade mayonnaise, or your own fresh
12 raw king prawns
12 raw scallops (roe off for me)
2 wild Alaskan salmon fillets
several shakes Penzeys Fox Point Seasoning
juice of 1/2 lime
sprinkle olive oil
1 tbsp vegetable oil
Now, something really interesting, chemically speaking, happens when you mince garlic together with lemon juice and sea salt. I think it must break down some essential building blocks of solid matter (oh dear, I think my art history PhD is showing), well, whatever it is I mean, the garlic is pulverized by the acid and salt in a very satisfying way. And the results are quite different to simply mincing the garlic and mixing it with the lemon and salt. Trust me on this point. I once made a mind-bendingly pungent vinaigrette for cole slaw that involved peeling and sectioning a lemon (nice obsessive compulsive job that was) and chopping the sections with salt and garlic. I loved it, but I have a memory of some of my guests…
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