Showing posts with label King Sue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label King Sue. Show all posts

5.01.2015

Foodie Friday: Shakshuka with Bacon

First Friday of the month:  Mom-Cook / Recipe

Shak what? Shakshuka (shakshouka). It's a Middle Eastern (from Israel or Tunisia) dish that's usually served for breakfast, often with pita or challah, but also a hearty evening dish. I've been seeing several photos of this vibrant dish online since last year but I keep forgetting to give it a try. Early this week, I saw it again on Goop's Instagram post. The next day, I decided to just make some since I have the main ingredients on hand.  


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8.01.2014

Foodie Friday: Wienerli Fried Rice

First Friday of the month: Mom-Cook / Recipe


This recipe is nothing spectacular -- it can actually be a perfect dish for the clueless cook. I've been uninspired to whip up new dishes the past several weeks. I guess the stress and exhaustion from homeschooling has taken a toll, as I've become such a nag, very grouchy, quick-tempered and masungit. Not liking myself now. Ironically, I've been having quite a big (bigger than usual) appetite lately.  I've been eating a lot of this Wienerli fried rice for the past 2 days already since I received the sausages! It only proves that I always find comfort and pleasure in eating regardless of circumstances.


I can't recall if I've already seen some wienerli in the grocery, or maybe I just don't notice them. Wienerli means Viennese sausage. It resembles a hotdog, but longer and thinner, and has a wonderful smokey flavor. A few days ago, King Sue generously sent me another package with their premium brand of sausages, Kaiser Deli. I buy their kielbasa from time to time, and I was glad there was this pack of wienerli to try.  My husband can attest that I am not a fan of hotdogs, especially the red ones.  I also limit the family's consumption of processed meats. Surprisingly, I got hooked with one as soon as I tried it, so I thought I'd share my instant rice dish today.


The wienerli is flavorful and has a perfect balance of "smokey and spicy" for me.  It's not as firm as a hotdog, and the taste and texture is more appealing to me.  I'd prefer to serve this over regular hotdogs anytime. I think that's why the fried rice was so fragrant and appetizing.

This recipe is a no-brainer, a perfect way to recycle day-old rice.  You can cook this in less than 10 minutes, and even pack for lunch to go.  J and the girl loved this dish too, and to think she's not even fond of fried rice!


WIENERLI FRIED RICE

1 Kaiser Deli Wienerli sausage, thinly sliced or diced (add more if you wish)
3 cloves of garlic, minced
3 cups cooked rice
1 egg, beaten
pinch of rock salt, ground pepper
2 tablespoons cooking oil

To cook:
Heat oil in a pan and saute garlic.
Toss in sliced wienerli and cook for a few minutes until lightly toasted and fragrant.
Add rice and mix very well.  (Add water by the spoon if it's too dry for you.)
Pour beaten egg and mix a little. Leave for 10 counts so egg can set, then mix the rice again until color is even.
Add salt and pepper to taste.

Serve immediately.
Good for 3.

Are you fond of sausages? How else do you serve them?


Yesterday, I threw in some corn kernels in the mixed rice and it tasted just as great, with that extra sweet bite.  Next time, veggies will be added in too! It'll be a meal in itself.

Kaiser Deli products are available in S&R, Unimart, Landmark, Cash&Carry, Rustan's Supermarket at Rockwell and Shangri-la.

Other fried rice dishes to try:
Garlic Corn Rice
Chicken Pesto Rice
Crazy Rice
Honey Bagoong Rice

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10.04.2013

Foodie Friday: English Sausage Pasta

First Friday of the month: Mom-Cook / Recipe

I've posted several dishes on my Instagram/Facebook page where recipes were requested by some of my followers.  I could not share them here immediately so I am doing it one a time, and with the recent poll I did to help me decide, pasta had the most votes. So, here's my sausage pasta.


Beef, chicken, veggie, or pasta?

You know I'm all for quick and easy dishes, and this is no exception.  I simply added smokey King Sue sausages to my spaghetti bolognese for that added savory twist to our usual meat sauce. I made this spaghetti dish months ago even before I got these goodies from King Sue.  I like their sausages, but forgot if I used Italian or English Sausage for this recipe. Sorry, I honestly can't remember - use either, both will taste good with this sauce. =)
A selection of hams, bacon, tocino, sausage, chorizo

ENGLISH SAUSAGE PASTA

2 tablespoons olive oil
4 cloves garlic, minced
1 small white onion, chopped
200g ground beef
5-6 sausages (Italian or English) - diced
1 Sweet Style spaghetti sauce
1 Italian Style spaghetti sauce
cooked spaghetti noodles

To prepare:
Cook spaghetti as instructed (about 300g)
Mince garlic and chop onion.
Dice sausages.

To cook:
While pasta is cooking, heat a pan and sauté garlic and onion in oil.
Add ground beef and cook for about 3 minutes, then add sausages. Continue to sauté until sausages are browned and cooked through.
Pour spaghetti sauce and simmer.

To serve:
Pour meat and sausage sauce over cooked spaghetti and sprinkle with parmesan cheese.
Serve immediately.


I never really liked hot dogs in my spaghetti, so this is my version with more flavorful premium sausages for a meaty, chunky sauce - a meat-lovers' delight! =)  Try this!

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11.28.2012

Dishes with King Sue: Hams for All Seasons

Christmas in our home will not be complete without a juicy roll of ham.  We usually receive one every year and also gave them as gifts in the past.  This year, our hams came early, courtesy of King Sue!

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