I never made deviled eggs before - they looked super hard to make!
During Christmas season 2017 I spent the time at my dear friends the Valencias, and one of those days Adri came up with deviled eggs, quinoa and bruschetta for lunch. All healthy and very memorable, since for starters we used the egg machine that does various eggs to perfection without boiling them in water. Super high tech!
Anyway, here is the recipe for the eggs, plus. I still don't know how to cook quinoa, so I can't share...yet. But what I can say is it consisted of Quinoa, olive oil, one diced tomato and freshly picked basil.
DEVILED EGGS
4 - 8 white or brown eggs.
Dijon mustard
Olive oil
Salt
Black pepper
Extra stuff
Mayo - teaspoonful or else it drowns everything else
Chipped Ham
Chipped Banana Peppers - about 4 pieces will do
Parsley
Boil the eggs hard boiled. For those without the egg machine, boil the eggs for about 8 minutes. Then drain the eggs, and fill the pot with cool water and ice. Leave for about 10 minutes. The ice helps the eggshells peel right off (my other friend told me, and it works).
Peel eggs and cut them vertically.
Remove the yolk and place in a bowl.
Add mustard, mayo, about half teaspoon olive oil, a teaspoon Dijon mustard, dash salt and pepper, the ham and peppers.
Mix it and then spoon back into the egg hollow.
Top with parsley.
Serve with whatever you like. The bruschetta was nice!
I recreated it, with photos. Sorry, no quinoa...
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bek8dnWn4Ju/?hl=en&taken-by=astridfranchiska
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Tuesday, January 23, 2018
Saturday, January 20, 2018
WalkIn Salad Dressing - strengthen the gut!
My friend Mari and I were having food conversations about not only eating but cooking!
You see, we both have histories of not even touching the kitchen, and eating out. No cooking, no stirring, no simmering. Nothing but other people's food. And now in our 40s we are sharing recipes to cook! It's amazing what health issues can do. Who are we? We've joked that we may be walk-ins from another planet, to teach us the ways of cooking!
Maybe it's not a joke...
Here's my friend's very tropical feeling salad dressing. This is amazing for the solar plexus, with lots of citrus and coconut! And goodness knows we need that stomach strengthening!
Mari's Salad Dressing (Serves 7 salads)
Mari's salad dressing on Instagram!
You see, we both have histories of not even touching the kitchen, and eating out. No cooking, no stirring, no simmering. Nothing but other people's food. And now in our 40s we are sharing recipes to cook! It's amazing what health issues can do. Who are we? We've joked that we may be walk-ins from another planet, to teach us the ways of cooking!
Maybe it's not a joke...
Here's my friend's very tropical feeling salad dressing. This is amazing for the solar plexus, with lots of citrus and coconut! And goodness knows we need that stomach strengthening!
Mari's Salad Dressing (Serves 7 salads)
- 1/2 glass orange juice
- 5 tablespoons sesame oil
- 1 tablespoon tamari
- 1/2 lime juice - about a tablespoon
- 5 tablespoons coconut milk
- about 1 teaspoon apple cider viengar
- fresh herb - either coriander or parsley
- fresh grated ginger - about a teaspoon or two
- salt & pepper
- some lime zest
SOOO GOOD!
Mari's salad dressing on Instagram!
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