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Der Beitrag Fried rice with shrimp erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
]]>Whenever I have leftover rice in the fridge, I always have delicious Chinese fried rice. I use more vegetables, fish or meat and conjure up a completely new dish from all the leftovers. This time I actively decided to cook a little more rice so I could create this fried rice with shrimp recipe the next day. The secret behind these recipes is always the sauce that connects everything. However, it must not be too salty or too runny, which is why I worked on my perfect sauce for a long time. The result was this sauce, which I prepare with oyster sauce, soy sauce, a little water and a bit of sweetness so that it doesn’t get too salty. By the way, you can find all the ingredients in the supermarket or directly in the Asia store.
If you are in the mood for more recipes from Asian cuisine, take a look at my recipe category “ Asian dishes ” around.
Calories: 471 – Protein: 38g – Fat: 10g – Carbs: 52g
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]]>Der Beitrag Salmon avocado tortilla with arugula and mayonnaise erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
]]>I currently see crispy baked tortilla wraps more often. It is probably because some super smart brain came up with the idea of dividing the actual round tortilla wraps into four “corners”, topping them individually and then folding them together super elegantly and baking them until crispy. What else could I do but try the whole thing for myself and simply fold a crispy, elegant salmon avocado tortilla and put it in the pan?
Usually I like to fill my wraps with cheese and ham and cut them into small rolls (see also Ham and Cheese Wraps), but with this technique there will definitely be a lot more to get lost in the tortilla corners in the near future. I already have quite a few ideas that start with melted cheddar and end with mozzarella! Until then, I’ll have fun with this ultra delicious salmon avocado tortilla. By the way, the salmon cooks slightly when you bake the tortilla in the pan – super tasty and juicy!
Calories: 485 – Protein: 22g – Fat: 25g – Carbs: 40g
Der Beitrag Salmon avocado tortilla with arugula and mayonnaise erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
]]>Der Beitrag Tagliatelle with fried salmon in cream cheese and lime sauce erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
]]>Do you sometimes fancy a quick but tasty pasta that is a little more unusual than with tomato sauce? Then I have the perfect 30-minute recipe for balanced tagliatelle with fried salmon and spinach in a creamy cream cheese sauce with lime. A fancy combination prepared very easily with just a few ingredients.
Even if there is nothing wrong with pasta with tomato sauce, it can sometimes just be a little more varied. With these tagliatelle with salmon I honestly had to improvise a bit as I didn’t have any lemons or tomatoes in the house. So why not just work with lime instead of lemon and conjure up a quick and light sauce made from cream cheese and pasta water instead of tomato sauce? Said and done. The result was these creamy tagliatelle with fried salmon.
If you are also into the combination of pasta and salmon, then you might also like my spaghetti with salmon.
Calories: 672 – Protein: 49g – Fat: 12g – Carbs: 90g
Der Beitrag Tagliatelle with fried salmon in cream cheese and lime sauce erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
]]>Der Beitrag Fried fish in beer batter erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
]]>In my last post I wrote about my visit to Hamburg at the beginning of this year and reported that the potato and cucumber salad was my real highlight in this fish restaurant. That’s true – but the fried fish really went well with it. So I tried this combination myself and prepared my own fried fish in beer batter.
The preparation time of this recipe is relatively long, as the breading for the fried fish is prepared with light beer and the yeast therefore needs time. But I can only say that it is really worth giving the breading enough time to develop its aromas. The fried fish will thank you in the end!
By the way, I really recommend mine with this fried fish in beer batter Potato cucumber salad – How it should be-
Calories: 508 – Protein: 44g – Fat: 18g – Carbs: 42g
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]]>Der Beitrag Poké Bowl with wild rice salad mix and salmon erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
]]>I chose a balanced mix of nutrients for my Poké Bowl. Salmon for the proteins, wild rice for the carbs and avocado for the fats. There are also low-calorie cucumbers, carrots and edamame as well as a refreshing peanut-lime dressing with a dash of soy sauce. The composition of nutrient-rich ingredients is very typical for this bowl. This creates a true superfood bowl that everyone likes.
By the way, you can also use my Poké Bowl as a meal prep. Simply mix all the ingredients in a bowl and eat them cold at work the next day. If you feel like it, you can even vary the ingredients and thus ensure variety and a balanced diet every day. If you’ve got a taste for it, I can give you mine too Sushi bowl recommend.
Calories: 527 – Protein: 22g – Fat: 21g – Carbs: 61g
Der Beitrag Poké Bowl with wild rice salad mix and salmon erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
]]>Der Beitrag Summer rolls with shrimp and peanut dip erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
]]>I can still remember the first time I ate these delicious Summer Rolls at the Vietnamese restaurant last summer. With no expectation and no introduction, I was served two of these crunchy rolls for starters, which were filled with fresh prawns and salad. There was also a peanut dip and extra coriander. All in all, the Summer Rolls were just perfect and since then I haven’t been able to eat enough of these small rice paper rolls.
After the temperatures reached a record high again this summer, I decided to simply prepare the Summer Rolls myself. The first attempt actually turned out to be a bit tricky, because you have to get the hang of rolling up first. I’ll explain my tricks to you now.
First of all, of course, you need rice paper as a basis. I continued to choose cucumber, carrots, lettuce, sprouts, shrimp and glass noodles for the filling. Of course, you can also fill your summer rolls differently, because creativity is limitless here.
But now to the roll: I simply held the rice paper for a few seconds (5-6) from both sides under a jet of water and then laid it out on a damp plate. The rice paper will become more elastic in the next few moments, but will retain its basic structure. If you soak it in water for too long, it will become too soft and no longer roll up well. Then I laid out my filling except for the prawns in the upper half and rolled up half of it tightly for the first time. Then I put 3-4 shrimp on the leftover piece and folded the sides of the rice paper towards the middle so that nothing falls out at the ends. Finally the Summer Rolls are rolled up. Make sure that they are really rolled up tightly and that the sides are tightly closed. Otherwise your summer rolls will fall apart again.
If you then leave the Summer Rolls on the plate for a moment, the rice paper will solidify again by itself. Your Summer Rolls are ready!
Calories: 70 – Protein: 4g – Fat: 0g – Carbs: 13g
Der Beitrag Summer rolls with shrimp and peanut dip erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
]]>Der Beitrag Sushi bowl with salmon strips and avocado erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
]]>Making sushi doesn’t always have to mean rolling out the mat and brushing seaweed sheets with rice. But making sushi can mean simply putting all the ingredients in a sushi bowl and getting to sushi heaven much faster. Here I will show you how you can prepare a delicious sushi bowl with fresh salmon strips and avocado cubes in 30 minutes. All you need is the following ingredients:
You simply cook the rice in salted water according to the instructions on the packet and add 1 tablespoon of vinegar to the water. While the rice is cooking, cut the avocado into cubes. For the salmon strips, I recommend buying them ready-made in strips at a trusted Asian store. Alternatively, buy from a trusted fishmonger and carefully cut into even strips yourself. No matter how – it is important that the salmon is fresh and of good quality. When the rice has finished cooking, pour it off and let it cool down a bit. Then you can prepare your sushi bowl by simply filling it with rice as a base and placing the avocado pieces and the salmon strips on top. Optionally, you can decorate your sushi bowl with some sesame seeds and have edamame ready for snacking.
If you’ve got even more desire for fresh recipes with salmon, take a look here around.
Calories: 443 – Protein: 17g – Fat: 20g – Carbs: 48g
Der Beitrag Sushi bowl with salmon strips and avocado erschien zuerst auf kitchensplace.
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