And here we go again:
- Salmon fillet, skinned
- Bean Sprouts
- Alfafa Sprouts
- Unsalted Cashews, smashed
- Bokchoi!
- Capsicum
- Ginger
- Lime Juice
- Oyster Sauce
- Fish Sauce
- Cracked Pepper
- Rice
- Cucumber
The approach I took:
- Cooked the rice for 20 minutes in a rice cooker
- Oil and lime juice in the pan while it heated
- Skinned the salmon, threw it into the pan
- Let it cook on one side, added the bean sprouts and cashews
- Two spoons of oyster sauce, a fair few splashes of the fish sauce
- Crack the pepper, add the bokchoi, capsicum and alfafa
And the results!
The (je ne sais quoi) presentation:
Delicious – I was quite pleased with how it turned out 
I must admit, I didn’t intend to break the salmon up!
Posted in Gastronomie
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Tagged cooking, recipe
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Breakfast at the Jasper hotel on Elizabeth Street was shockingly good.
Spanish-style ommelette with chorizo and sundried tomato!
Yoghurt and muesli!
Coffee was a bit poor tough 
Tonight will be going with the following ingredients…
- Diced Chicken
- Mushrooms
- Lemongrass
- Teriyaki Sauce
- Broccolli
- Onion
- Capsicum
- Bokchoi!
- Some seasoning
We’ll see how it turns out!
And we’re back!
The method was pretty simple:
- Boil the noodles
- Fry the chicken with oil
- Add the onion
- Add capsicum, bokchoi and mushrooms
- Add teriyaki sauce and random spices!
And the results!
This part was great. The lack of bench space required me to improvise somewhere for cooking the noodles. Kettle + Sink = brilliant!
Fin!
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Tagged cooking
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Well I took a look at the exhibition my brother missed the opportunity to contribute to – here are some of the cooler pieces:
Continue reading →
Posted in Leisure, Walkabout
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Tagged art, outing
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Okay, this jQuery plugin (by Cory S.N. LaViska) is awesome:
Basically you can achieve a right-click drop-down menu via the following jQuery code:
$("#selector").contextMenu({
menu: 'myMenu'
});
Where ‘myMenu’ is the id of the HTML you want to appear as the menu:
<ul id="myMenu" class="contextMenu">
<li class="first_option"> <a href="#first_option">Option #1</a></li>
<li class="second_option"> <a href="#second_option">Option #2</a></li>
</ul>
I may need to use this in my next version of Chalk 
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Tagged jQuery
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