Showing posts with label Bob's Kitchen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bob's Kitchen. Show all posts

Saturday, August 2, 2008

Fresh Prawns with Baked Tomato

Another Bob's Kitchen recipe for lazy people...

An appetizer for two to share.










Ingredients:

1) One large tomato - as big as a small Chinese bowl
2) few cloves of garlic (forget peeling the skin or cutting - we are lazy people)
3) 5 to 6 pieces of fresh prawn - quantity depends on the size of the prawn. The prawns got to fit into the tomato.
4) Olive oil
5) Salt

Time to prepare: 10 to 15 minutes

How do we do it?
1) Slice to top part of the tomato.
2) Dig out the content of the tomato leaving the skin which mirror a bowl - while digging the contents, careful not to destroy to outer part of the tomato. (Don't throw the content! - we need it later)
3) Pinch of salt on the heated frying pan.
4) Add olive oil to mix the salt.
5) Add a few clove of garlic and lower down the fire/ heat.
6) Put the tomato 'bowl' in the oven and baked it for 7 to 8 minutes (180 degrees Celsius).
7) Once the garlic turn golden brown add the contents of the tomato onto the frying pan.
8) Stir fry it for a while until it turned into puree like and then add the fresh prawn.
9) Once the prawn is cooked, place the tomato puree and the prawn (with the garlic) into the just baked tomato 'bowl'.
10) Serve it to hot. - DONE!




Thursday, July 31, 2008

Fresh Scallops with Garlic Sauce

Bob's Kitchen - recipe for lazy people...

If you want to impress but just too lazy, here are some way out for you.









Appetizer for two

Ingredients:

6 fresh scallops.
few cloves of garlic (maybe 5 or so) - forget chopping, it's just too much work!
olive oil
lettuce
balsamic vinegar
salt

Time to prepare: Should not take more than 15 minute.

How do you do it?

1) Throw a pinch of salt into the heated frying pan.
2) As the salt began to melt, pour some olive oil and let the salt mix with the olive oil
3) Throw in the cloves of garlic (if you are too lazy it is totally acceptable not to peel the skin of the garlic because the skin will give fragrance to the oil) - the garlic, olive oil and salt will season the scallops to taste.
4) As the garlic began to turn to golden brown, lower the fire/ heat.
6) Put the 6 scallops on to the frying plan, and occasionally turn to the other side until it is golden brown.
7) Meantime, cut some lettuces and mix it with balsamic vinegar (add a little sugar if it is too sour for you).
8) Garnish the the dish with your lettuces and place the freshly cooked scallops onto the plate

- DONE!

Thursday, February 14, 2008

Beef casserole for two

Happy Valentines Day everyone! I hope all of you had a great time. Whatever is it, just make sure you practice safe sex!

For those of you planning to cook a meal for you love as part of your Valentines Day surprise, Chef Bob is proud to bring you a simple heart-warming beef casserole recipe.

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First, let’s start with the ingredients:

You will need 400 gm of beef

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Celeries – nicely chopped

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Garlic – you don’t have to peel the skin

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Cherry tomatoes – chopped half and to give you the sweet taste

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Now, throw the celeries, garlic and cherry tomatoes into the oven tray.

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Preheat your oven between 180 to 200 degree

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Cut the beef to pieces and mix it together with the rest of the ingredients.

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Season it with salt, pepper, thyme and dried sage to bring it to flavour

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Pour red wine into the meat

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Cover the oven tray with aluminum foil. Leave it in the oven for 1 hour and a half.

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Once ready take the oven tray out and remove the foil. Leave it to cool for about 10 minutes.

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There you go, beef casserole for two ready to be served.

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If you don’t take beef, you can substitute it with chicken and use white wine instead of red.

Bon appetite!