• 10Apr

    Everyone told me business school would be busy, but a blast.  Well everyone neglected to mention just how busy it actually is.  I was talking with a classmate yesterday who asked if I had cooked anything interesting recently.  The answer was a resounding “No” (unless you count oatmeal chocolate chip cookies, but I bake those far too often for my own good).

    Well today ladies and gentlemen, I cooked.  I didn’t even make anything that required hours of preparation.  I stopped at Whole Foods on my way back from the gym to pick up a couple of items to make Pizza Rustica (Italian meat/cheese pie made for Easter…post will come eventually on that) and decided I should make dinner tonight.  Furthermore, I was emptying my wallet and treating myself to Chilean Sea Bass.

    Now I can provide guidance for what I had, but to be honest, nothing was measured since this was an ad hoc recipe.

    First, the cous cous.  I love cous cous.  Just saying the name, cous cous is fun.  (See what I did there…got you to say cous cous three, make that four times).  Cooked according to package directions and then added some toasted pine nuts and feta cheese.  Since I went all fancy for the fish, I figured I should spruce up the grain as well with the plating….

    Cous Cous

    Second the seabass.  Seriously, I only added a bit of salt, peper and olive oil and shoved it in the oven.  End of story.  Third, the bell pepper.  I sauteed them in a pan for a while and then added some balsamic vinegar and made a nice reduction…yum.

    Finally, the assembly.  Sea ball on the cous cous.  Bell peppers next and then the balsamic glaze.  Easy, delicious and not too terrible to look at.  It’s like a was at a fancy restaurant…except I was sporting my slippers and had to serve myself!

    Sea Bass

  • MFG
    This looks delicious. I'll make you dinner once if you make me dinner once!
  • Isnt it great to just slow down and do something for yourself? You should watch this video, dude who started Slow Food. Really great perspective on the importance of smelling roses.

    Food looks delicious by the way :)

    http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/carl_honore_...
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