During the last 2 weeks, I got tired of cooking soup based noodles so I decided to dust off my frying pan. Without following any recipes, using what I can dig up in my fridge, some intuitive thinking, and my past cooking experience
I created these dishes.
Stir Fry Noodles
For my first dish, I decided to go Asian and attempted to make “Chow Mein”. I added oil to my frying pan, and started frying some chopped carrot and celery. To give it more flavour, I used some salt and ground pepper. Then I drained the boiled shrimp-egg noodles, added to the pan and fried it until it start to get dry and crispy. To avoid a vegetarian dish I also fried some dumplings as well.
Spicy Macaroni & Cheese
I got my inspiration from a piece of Monterey Jack cheese with hot peppers spice inside. I opened a box of Kraft Macaroni & Cheese, and began mixing the cheese sauce in the frying pan, added some chopped carrots, celery, sprinkle some ground pepper, and finally added some very important hot pepper spice! Finally, I mixed in the already boiled cook Macaroni pasta to finish making the dish.
Orecchiette in Tomato Sauce
This final dish, I decided to make an Italian pasta. I started off with some tomato sauce in the pan, then added some chopped green pepper, tomato, onion, bacon, salted and ground pepper. Lastly, I drained the boil Orecchiette, and mixed it together with the sauce.
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March 5th, 2009 at 12:39 am
[...] vincentkong.com placed an observative post today on Cooking with My Frying PanHere’s a quick excerptDuring the last 2 weeks, I got tired of cooking soup based noodles so I decided to dust off my frying pan. Without following any recipes, using what I can dig up in my fridge, some intuitive thinking, and my past cooking experience I created these dishes. Stir Fry Noodles Stir Fry Noodles For my first dish, I decided to go Asian and attempted to make “Chow Mein”. I added oil to my frying pan, and started frying some chopped carrot and celery. To give it more flavour, I used some [...]