The dress (i forgot to take a photo of the back)
on DeviantArt
I was working on this for the last 3 days...crazy it's only 10 secs lol
Enjoy what is left of 2010
Mahi Mahi en Croûte
Components
2 Mahi Mahi filets
½ onion, finely chopped
1 garlic clove chopped
1 small carrot finely chopped
¼ teaspoon dried oregano
1 tablespoon parsley
2-3 tablespoons spaghetti sauce
Pinch of salt
Puff pastry sheet
1 egg
Method
I like to cook with a lot of spices, and try new ones as often as I can. My pantry is full of different spices, and there's always room for more! I have tried fresh herbs and they are the best, however whenever I buy some and try to keep them alive they don’t surviveL. If you can make them survive then great! Using them fresh is good; having them dry makes the flavor more intense. Cost wise it is always better to grow your own herbs, if you manage to keep it alive and keep the seeds you can always have some fresh herbs! Here’s a list of the spices in my pantry:
My other cooking basics, found in my fridge are: sofrito (made by grandma and kept frozen), onions (always keep at least half an onion frozen jik), Green Peppers, Recao aka Coriander or Cilantro in some countries (bought fresh, then blended to a pure and frozen), Cilantrillo( also called Cilantro in some places, I rather say Cilantrillo to avoid confusion with the longer leafed Coriander, like the Coriander I also keep it pureed and frozen), all purpose four (Presto or Swans), milk, garlic, sugar, and pasta. Last but not least salt, can’t leave that out, I use kosher salt.
Cocino con muchas especias, y me gusta probar nuevas cada vez que puedo. Mi despensa esta llena de distintas especias, y siempre hay espacio para más. He probado cocinar con hierbas frescas y definitivamente son lo mejor, pero cuando compro una planta siempre se me muere L. Las hierbas secas tienen un sabor más fuerte que las frescas. En cuanto a el costo, sale más barato tener tus propias plantas, asi puedes almacenar las semillas y siempre puedes sembrar plantas nuevas J. Aquí hay una lista de las especias en mi despensa:
Mis otros básicos para cocinar, que se encuentran en mi nevera son: sofrito (hecho por mi abuela y congelado), cebolla (siempre mantengo media cebolla congelada, por si acaso), pimiento verde, Recao (comprado fresco, convertido en puré y congelado), Cilantrillo (comprado fresco, convertido en puré y congelado), harina (presto o swans), leche, ajo, azúcar y pasta. No puede faltar la sal, yo uso sal kosher.