We had leftover steamed rice from an order of Chinese takeout. I didn't want to throw the rice away, so I decided to make a kind of rice pudding. It's not as creamy as the real thing, but it serves in a pinch as a dessert or breakfast.
Ingredients:
1-2 cups pre-cooked white rice
1-2 cups milk or other dairy
3 tbs maple syrup
1 tsp cinnamon
a handful of sultanas or raisins
Directions:
Place all ingredients in a sauce pan and bring to a boil. Declump the rice with a wooden spoon. Reduce heat and let the milk absorb into the rice. You may need to add additional milk until the rice is at the right consistency for your taste.
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Sunday, May 19, 2013
Friday, May 17, 2013
Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp
I decided I wanted to explore the world of strawberry rhubarb at home as I was grocery shopping by myself the other day. Inspiration in lightning form, strikes again!
I found a really easy recipe online for a crumble on the cookie + kate blog. I immediately made it just a few minutes plus baking time.
I made several modifications to the recipe:
The result was too little filling in proportion to the topping, but it was delicious nonetheless, more like a thin line of filling a la chewy bar.
Heated up or at room temperature, this is a delicious breakfast or dessert. Or snack. A little messy but really yummy. MMM.
I found a really easy recipe online for a crumble on the cookie + kate blog. I immediately made it just a few minutes plus baking time.
I made several modifications to the recipe:
- used 3/4 container of strawberries
- used two stalks of rhubarb, so I think next time I'll use more rhubarb
- I added a sprinkling of whole, raw almonds for added chewiness and crunch as I was making the topping
- I didn't use honey, starch, yogurt, salt, nor vanilla extract
- I added demerara sugar to the strawberries+rhubarb instead of honey, and again to the topping.
The result was too little filling in proportion to the topping, but it was delicious nonetheless, more like a thin line of filling a la chewy bar.
Heated up or at room temperature, this is a delicious breakfast or dessert. Or snack. A little messy but really yummy. MMM.
Thursday, May 9, 2013
New Favorite Lunch Salad
Ingredients:
a handful of kale leaves, chopped into small bite size
a tablespoon or two of water
a microwaveable container
a drizzle of olive oil
a handful of chopped pineapple
Key Lime or Mexican lime juice
Drizzle of maple syrup
a handful of raw almonds
Directions:
Place kale and water in microwaveable container in microwave and cook for two minutes.
Take out carefully as it will be steaming. Allow to cool a couple of minutes.
Top with all the remaining ingredients. Enjoy.
a handful of kale leaves, chopped into small bite size
a tablespoon or two of water
a microwaveable container
a drizzle of olive oil
a handful of chopped pineapple
Key Lime or Mexican lime juice
Drizzle of maple syrup
a handful of raw almonds
Directions:
Place kale and water in microwaveable container in microwave and cook for two minutes.
Take out carefully as it will be steaming. Allow to cool a couple of minutes.
Top with all the remaining ingredients. Enjoy.
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