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wagyl wrote:There have been sightings outside these islands, too. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanesco_broccoli
wagyl wrote:There have been sightings outside these islands, too. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanesco_broccoli
Whoops, I mean OMG! Irradiated vegetables with Fuku-Caesium.
Taro Toporific wrote:Do I eat this or invite it to supper?
wagyl wrote:If it is not "novelty vegetable" price, you should give it a try...Take yourself out of the everyday.
J.A.F.O wrote:It does look like something out of HP Lovecraft though
wuchan wrote:
romanesco cauliflower
If you can't enjoy it, you belong in Japan.
From a professional culinary point of view it is the pinnacle of spring veg. It is a very sepecial veg that I am very happy to use. For some strange reason it is available nine months a year here vs. six in Europe and North America.
It looks alien but it is heavenly.
Parboil for 90 seconds and season with (strong) true sea salt and real balsamic vinegar. It's a big green salad secret cheat amoung the professional circles.
Coligny wrote:J.A.F.O wrote:It does look like something out of HP Lovecraft though
I was in a combini with me Julie few month ago, near the cashier there was the usual warm food stuff, teriaky chicken sticks, steamed buns and a hot water pot with various fishi-soupy-things.
Then I spot an octopus leg, point my finger toward it, looking at me Julie i start shouting " OH MY GOD, THEY KILLED CTHULLUH!!!"
The poor cashier girl start panicking at the same time me Julie start laughing like a truck driver...
Should have recorded this... T'was one of the first time she understood one of my -not so funny- jokes...
J.A.F.O wrote:wuchan wrote:
romanesco cauliflower
If you can't enjoy it, you belong in Japan.
From a professional culinary point of view it is the pinnacle of spring veg. It is a very sepecial veg that I am very happy to use. For some strange reason it is available nine months a year here vs. six in Europe and North America.
It looks alien but it is heavenly.
Parboil for 90 seconds and season with (strong) true sea salt and real balsamic vinegar. It's a big green salad secret cheat amoung the professional circles.
Any sauté recommendations there Wuchan?
wuchan wrote:It looks alien but it is heavenly.
Parboil for 90 seconds and season ...
wuchan wrote:Saute minced onion and bacon until brown.
Add one clove of garlic through the press. Saute for 30 seconds and remove from pan.
Saute ham in remaining fat for 2 minutes then add parboiled romanesco and bacon/garlic mixture and remove from heat immediately. Dress with chili vinigar and EVOO.
You have to pay for the amounts or spend 20 years learning from old ladys to figure out the balance.
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