I like to use leftovers to cook myself something for lunch. Yesterday evening I cook some veggies ragu (pink radish, sweet potato, leek, na no hana), and one big spoon was left over. So for lunch I added a carrot, linen seeds, pine nuts and an egg on the side, and I got a perfect lunch.
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Showing posts with label na no hana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label na no hana. Show all posts
Friday, February 27, 2015
Simple lunch
Labels:
carrot,
egg,
Lunch,
na no hana,
radish,
sweet potato,
technicolor,
vegan,
vegetables,
veggies
Location:
Tokyo, Japan
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Burdock soup, grilled mochi and na no hana scrambled eggs
Though it is slowly getting warmer it's still not yet spring. A warm soup for dinner is still very much welcome!
This time I made for the first time gobo (burdock) soup with some grilled mochi (rice cake) and accompanied it with a little na no hana scrambled eggs.
Gobo are long thin roots with a taste close to artichokes but slightly more bitter and are supposed to be rich in potassium.
For the soup after peeling the burdocks I let them dip into fresh water for 15min, then boiled them 30 min after changing the water (it removes the bitterness). I then remove the water and add fresh water again. Blend well until liquid. Finally when eating the soup I added some vegetable consommé, and pepper. Grilled a rice cake in the oven and serve together.
Labels:
burdock,
egg,
gobo,
Japanese,
Japanese food,
mochi,
na no hana,
recipe,
rice cake,
soup,
vegan,
ゴボウ,
菜の花,
餅
Location:
Tokyo, Japan
Sunday, February 15, 2015
Sweet potato crust tart
Probably the last time I talk about purple sweet poratoes this year! There seems to be no more at the cooperative shop.
The other day I spotted on Instagram a really nice idea: instead of making the dough of the tart with flour, @acvb3 used thin slices of sweet potato.
I wanted to try badly but needed my mandolin that is in the country house. So finally, yesterday I could try.
I sliced finely one large purple sweet potato, olive-oiled them and lined them in a pie dish. I pre-baked them a little and then added a mixture of egg, silky tofu, sliced shiitake, na-no-hana. It's better for the mixture not to be too liquid because the potato crust might leak here and there so the tofu is really helping a lot here. Then I just baked it normally. It was really delicious!
Labels:
home made,
na no hana,
recipe,
shiitake,
sweet potato,
tart,
technicolor,
vegan,
veggie
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