October 12, 2007
A ještě pár obrázků kulinářských. Z nejrůznějších důvodů v posledních týdnech vaření zanedbávám, přesto se ale tu a tam něco urodí. S podzimem dorazila i sezóna jablek a hrušek, které se hodí do ledasčeho. Já mám ráda jejich kombinaci se sýrem, která se dá snídat i večeřet, odtud tousty s nivou, hruškami a rukolou, nebo ranní bageta s cheddarem a plátky jablíček lehce poprášená kmínem. Užívám si ale i jablka úplně samotná, například jako snídani doplněnou hruškovým džusem se skořicí. Z cizích krajů do mojí kuchyně na dámskou jízdu opět zavítalo sushi, a zase mělo úspěch, a před pár týdny pak severoafrická variace na lilek s medem, citrónem a chilli (všechna fota rozmazaná, tudíž nepublikovatelná), doprovázená ciabatou opečenou se zbytkem dresinku (viz níže).
Here are a few food photos as well. For a variety of reasons, I haven't been cooking much over the past few weeks, but even then, every once in a while something worth noting comes up. As the autumn arrived, so did pears and apples, some of the most useful fruits I know. I like to combine both with cheese, either for breakfast or dinner. Here is where the combination of blue cheese, pears and rocket comes from, as well as the morning baguette with cheddar and slivers of apple lightly dusted with caraway. From foreign foods, my kitchen hosted some much-welcomed sushi to greet the London revival party guests, and several weeks ago, I made some north-African-like aubergines, grilled in a marinade of honey, lemon and chilli (not pictured, since none of the pics were sharp) and accompanied with fresh ciabatta grilled with the same marinade (seen bellow).
Here are a few food photos as well. For a variety of reasons, I haven't been cooking much over the past few weeks, but even then, every once in a while something worth noting comes up. As the autumn arrived, so did pears and apples, some of the most useful fruits I know. I like to combine both with cheese, either for breakfast or dinner. Here is where the combination of blue cheese, pears and rocket comes from, as well as the morning baguette with cheddar and slivers of apple lightly dusted with caraway. From foreign foods, my kitchen hosted some much-welcomed sushi to greet the London revival party guests, and several weeks ago, I made some north-African-like aubergines, grilled in a marinade of honey, lemon and chilli (not pictured, since none of the pics were sharp) and accompanied with fresh ciabatta grilled with the same marinade (seen bellow).