Pan-seared spam and scrambled eggs over rice

We had two slices of spam leftover from making spam musubi, so we tried this quick and easy recipe: http://eatingrichly.com/spam-eggs-and-rice/. Because spam already is salty, we reduced the amount of soy and fish sauce in the marinade to 1 Tsp and 1 tsp, respectively. We did not add salt or pepper to the egg mixture.… Continue reading Pan-seared spam and scrambled eggs over rice

Spinach, rice, and cheese casserole

We had leftover cooked rice and a lot of frozen spinach, so we decided to try this recipe. We used shallots instead of onion (see Note 2 below) and added a dash of marash pepper for a little heat. We also used haiga (Japanese medium-grain) rice. After baking in a buttered 2 quart baking dish… Continue reading Spinach, rice, and cheese casserole

Broccoli and cheddar frittata

We tried this healthy recipe from Ellie Krieger: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/ellie-krieger/broccoli-and-cheddar-frittata-recipe2.html. It uses 4 eggs and 4 egg whites. We added a dash of marash pepper and chopped Italian parsley. We served this with simply dressed tomatoes, here: http://piglettedc.tumblr.com/post/121554237486/simply-dressed-tomatoes-slice-tomatoes-any-type (Jan. 2016)

Potato frittata with Gruyere and pancetta

We tried this recipe from BBC Good Food: http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/hash-browns-gruyere-pancetta. Our conversions from metric to US measurements: 1 ¾ lb Russet potatoes, 2.6 oz pancetta (we increased to 3 oz and drained off the fat after cooking), 1.76 oz Gruyere (we increased to 3 oz), and ½ bunch parsley. We also used a shallot in lieu… Continue reading Potato frittata with Gruyere and pancetta

Maangchi’s original Korean steamed egg in earthenware pot (ddeukbaegi gyeran jjim)

I love Maangchi‘s original recipe from 2011, which is now available only on video now: https://youtu.be/WuNrLgh2Vw0?si=DgqBSTmaXmOdFyAt The ingredients are: 1.5 cups chicken broth, 3 eggs + 1 egg yolk, 1 chopped scallion, and 1 tsp fish sauce. I use the smallest burner on my range to prevent the temperature from getting too high. I have… Continue reading Maangchi’s original Korean steamed egg in earthenware pot (ddeukbaegi gyeran jjim)