zaterdag 22 januari 2011

Satay #87

After a long hard week of visiting doctors,therapist,and shrink's with my wife,it was time to relax and have an hour or so for myself.Cooking a nice meal, drinking a glass of wine and putting on the grill.I'm still thinking of ,and searching for something "how to deal with MSA" Damn I can't clear my mind...If somebody know something about MSA,please let me know!!
Ok back to the fun thing this weekend...Weber time! Rice and string beans.First chop of the ends of the string beans (400gr),and cook them in water for about 5 minutes.
In the meanwhile heat up a cast iron wok pan.
Wok the string beans with "sajoer"An Indonesian paste.Put the beans in the oven (80 degrees) to keep them warm.
Make 250gr rice. Marinate 2 chicken breast with 2Tbsp soy sauce,honey to taste,1tsp chili powder and 1 tsp coriander seeds.
We also had satay from pork tenderloin.
Make sure you had a alufoil strip under the wooden skewers!!.
Wok 250gr tauge,250 gr chinese cabbage and 1fresh pepper for about 5 minutes, add the rice and heat up for a while.In the meantime the satay is ready too.
Serve with prawn crackers and seroendeng.







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  1. cowgirl23 januari 2011 om 18:39

    Marc, So sorry to hear about the MSA, I will keep you and family in my thoughts and prayers.

    Your food looks fantastic...

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  2. Marc van der Wouw23 januari 2011 om 20:37

    Thanks, really appreciate it;-)....Still posting things and sharing my thoughts.;-) It helps to write about it...

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  3. Unknown24 januari 2011 om 14:13

    I love satay and haven't made it in a long, long time! Yours looks perfect!

    I too am sorry to hear that news. I think writing is very theraputic and can help. I've done so in the past and it helped me get through a difficult time.

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  4. Marc van der Wouw24 januari 2011 om 16:01

    @Design Wine and Desing thanks...writing helps indeed...

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  5. Marjolein en Jan-Willem24 januari 2011 om 18:32

    Tsja man, sux big time! We spreken elkaar nxt week. Op facebook kan je http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=48942097968 vinden. Een groep die MSA als onderwerp heeft, mssn kan je daar wat troost uit halen.

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  6. All That's Left Are The Crumbs26 januari 2011 om 21:20

    I am so sorry to hear that MSA has affected your family. I am glad that cooking can be a creative outlet for you. I will be thinking of your family during this difficult time.

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  7. Marc van der Wouw26 januari 2011 om 21:46

    @All That's Left Are The Crumbs Thanks for the mention,good to hear that a lot off people think of us...appreciate it very much.

    Marc

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  8. Ilke27 januari 2011 om 02:52

    Man! First thing I did was to google and read! I am so sorry that you are dealing with MSA! I do not know what to say but you are in my thoughts... I wish you strength, luck and don't let your humor to slip away from you!

    Hope writing and cooking helps! I am here to read!

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  9. Marc van der Wouw27 januari 2011 om 07:36

    @Ilke Thanks for the kind words, i'm sure cooking,writing and boxing Will help me à lot.

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  10. Teon11 april 2011 om 10:23

    Normally we communicate on different media and different language, but since this is so interesting for the reader and supportive for the creator, I had to leave a mssg here.
    Cool that this is such a international thing. Nice that you got your outlet for the MSA! I wish your wife, you and your boys a lot of strength in the following steps of the disease.

    Ow and please explain, how do u combine kickboxing and BBQ'ing? Isn't that dangerous?
    ;-)))

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  11. Unknown11 april 2011 om 15:42

    Kickboxing and BBQing is the best combination.
    Before BBQing you can put the Beef on youre Eye!
    :-) JoopL.

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