Showing posts with label shrimp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shrimp. Show all posts

Saturday, December 1, 2012

Shrimp-Herring dish





I love smoked herring. It's been an accompanying piece whenever I eat beans, black-eyed peas etc. My favourite part is the egg sack/roe. But in this case the store only sells small (really small) sliced herring fillets. Since it's so salty, we put it together in a dish containing shrimp and veggies.

  • 1 tablespoons soy sauce
  • 2 tablespoons olive oil
  • 4 small slices of smoked herring
  • Shrimp
  • Frozen vegetables of your choice
We eyeballed the vegetables and shrimp. You can put however many you want that will suit your needs. In this case, it served two.

We thawed the vegetables as well as the herring and shrimp.

Place everything together in a cookware (drizzle the olive oil and soy sauce on top) and set in a preheated oven at 300 degrees F for 10 minutes. Just ten. We don't want all the nutrients to go away.

The result is a delicious, saucy meal that's been enriched by the aroma provided by the herring, which is hiding underneath the vegetables and shrimp. We placed 2 herring slices on each side of the dish.

Quich and easy, delicious and healthy!

Hope you like it :)





PS: There's a lot of sauce that will be left over in your cookware. Don't let it go to waste. I put it in along with the food and took some pita bread, tore it up and let it absorb the liquid. It was so good!

Thursday, November 15, 2012

Food for an upset stomach.

So i wasn't feeling too good the other day. I had an upset stomach and was feeling pretty weak.
You know the feeling when you're hungry but not hungry at the same time? Yea, I had that.

I found this lunch really helped my upset tummy.  It was light enough that it didn't make me feel
stuffed, but it was also filling and helped me feel better.

--- Apple contains pectin, which helps you with an upset stomach and can prevent diarrhea ---


Delicious shrimp with vermicelli noodles, apple, and vegetables. 


What you'll need for a single portion:
  • kale chopped up - about a handful
  • frozen vegetables of your choice thawed - half a handful ( in my case it was peppers with beans)
  • shrimp - a handful
  • one portion of rice vermicelli noodles (you can find them separated into portions in the store)
  • one medium/small apple sliced
  • soy sauce - to taste
Pretty simply, huh?
This is all about how YOU like your food. Be creative, dont be restricted to what a recipe tells you to do.
Mix things up, add spices if you want; in my case, it was kept simple because of my upset stomach. 

The shrimp was precooked so all to be done was to reheat it in a pot, while you are making the rice vermicelli noodles in another pot at the same time (rice vermicelli noodles cook really fast). When the shrimp is done, remove it from the pot and add the thawed frozen vegetables and the chopped up kale to be warmed up a little but not heated up too much or boiled!  
Serve it in a plate, add the sliced apple on top with some soy sauce, I liked the soy sauce on the apple, it added an extra zing to it.

That's it.
It's a fast meal, perfect for that day where you aren't feeling too good and it's really healthy!

Enjoy! 

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