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Being the musings of Your Obedient Servant, Great Stone Face, moose enthusiast.
About Me
- Name: Great Stone Face
- Location: Northern Virginia, United States
I'm interested in humor contests, the Washington Redskins, the Boston Red Sox, the Washington Nationals, University of New Hampshire hockey and football, and Ohio State University football and hockey -- and, of course, moose.
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
Fish Tacos
I made fish tacos for dinner tonight. First time I'd ever made them. My starting place was the Hilah Cooking recipe. Being a good New Englander, I used cod for the fish.
Changes: I didn't have anise seed, but I did have salt, freshly ground black pepper, ground cumin, and chili powder. I used a mix of peanut oil and olive oil to fry the fish sticks. The cabbage and the onion for the slaw was from the salad bar at Giant Food. I chopped a fresh jalapeno, but took out the seeds and ribs. No cilantro. Instead of mayonnaise, I used a 50/50 mix of fat-free greek yogurt and dijon mustard. I have a meeting to go to tonight, so I washed it down with lemonade instead of beer.
The meal was easy to prepare, super delicious, and very filling and stomach warming on a very rainy day that was in the low 40 degrees outside. We definitely will make this again.
Labels: fish tacos
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
(No Photos) Steak Dinner
Ran around like crazy today, then forgot to take photos of tonight's dinner: charcoal-grilled rib steaks, roasted Brussels sprouts and garlic cloves with balsamic glaze, and baked potatoes.
Labels: baked potatoes, Brussels sprouts, steak
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Salmon Steamed Over Spinach
Tonight, I steamed a salmon fillet over spinach and onions. I stirred in kalamata olives at the end.
I mixed in six cups of seasoned spinach with a quarter cup of water drizzled on top. The salmon fillet (also seasoned) was placed on top of the spinach. I covered the saute pan and lowered the heat slightly. The recipe called for 1.5 lbs of fish, but there were only two of us, so I used 0.65 lbs.
It steamed for 15 minutes, and I checked it for doneness. I stirred a quarter cup of chopped kalamata olives into the spinach and onions, and served it up. We had chocolate-frosted (kosher for Passover) brownies for dessert.
My wife and I both agreed it was delicious. Maybe, I'd cut back on the amount of onion next time.