Repeat that Dish
How’s your week going so far? Getting used to the Daylight Saving Time yet? For sure I do enjoy my commute in the evening.
Anyway, my eats have been pretty boring..mostly just super simple food, repeat recipes and left overs.
Like this dinner from yesterday:
Steamed broc, fish with caramelized carrots and roasted curried cauliflower (from Nom Nom Paleo recipe)
And I totally love roasted curried cauliflower that I made another batch again…for today’s dinner!
Steamed Chinese veggies, steamed broc, roast masala lamb and roasted curried cauliflower
Roasted Curried Cauliflower (from Nom Nom Paleo)
Ingredients:
1 cauliflower head – cut the florets into bite size
Avocado oil
Salt and pepper
Curry powder
Directions:
1. Cut the cauliflower into small pieces -not too small
2. Liberally season with salt, pepper, curry powder and avocado oil. I didn’t really have exact measurement here, but the rule of thumb is about 1-2 Tbsp avocado oil, 1 tsp of salt, curry powder and pepper
3. Meanwhile preheat your oven 450°F
4. Line your baking sheet with foil (trust me, it’ll make the clean up a breeze!)- arrange the cauliflower florets on the baking sheet
5. Cover the whole thing with another foil – bake for about 15 minutes
6. Remove the cover, set the oven to broil at 450°F for about 5 minutes to brown them a bit
On Sunday I test drive my new oven’s rotisserie feature.
Gotta read the instruction a bit..
The chicken was marinated with salt, pepper, cumin, coriander, thyme and rosemary
Finally after fiddling around, I got the position right, although I need to tie them better next time. When it was rotating, part of the wings and leg flapped around a bit.
I roasted the chicken for 450°F for about 1.5 hour. It turned out yummy! My next mission would be replicating Costco’s Chicken! Yeaah!
Do you eat same thing most of the days?
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haha i know what you mean, i find myself returning to comfort foods, but i try to do at least one or two new things a week just to keep things fresh! 😉
I’m very much into simple dishes, and I can eat the same things over and over again, if I ike them! Your dishes look the way that I could live on them for sure! 😀 And wow – a whole roasted chicken is another dish that puts me into awe-mode. 😉
Would you like to join my Solidarity for Japan project? And cook a Japanese dish, perhaps? There are a lot of Paleo compatible Japanese dishes, like teriyaki chicken or spinach with sesame sauce or Japanese beef stew. 🙂 And sashimi, of course. Doesn’t even need cooking. 😀
I’d love to join your Solidarity for Japan project..just need to think of some dishes to make 😛
That would be great, thank you so much! And it doesn’t have to be 100 % according to the original recipe, you can of course adjust. Leave the sugar awar, exchange ingredients, add veggies, etc. It just should still be Japanese style in the end. 🙂
I have a tendency to repeat myself, it’s kind of comforting!
That’s totally me as well 🙂
I definitely eat mostly the same things each day – if it isn’t broken why fix it, right? But truthfully, my food is always a last minute decision so it’s easier to stick with the usual things.
The cauliflower looks amazing!
i love costco’s rotisserie chicken, not too dry, yet perfectly rotisseried. yours looks perfectly done as well. this post is making me hungry.