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Sunday, June 26, 2011

SHABU SHABU DINNER AT HOME

SHABU SHABU 
DINNER AT HOME 

We were honored with the presence of baby Reagan (named after Ronald Reagan) for dinner at our house.  Reagan is just two weeks old and one handsome little Republican.  Dinner started with Pineapple and Bacon Sausage and Pork with vegetable dumplings.  Served with a sweet dipping sauce.  We enjoyed some fresh Ahi Sashimi and then started our Grill Pan dinner that featured fresh vegetables, seafood and steak.  All cooked up on an indoor grill pan placed in the middle of our dining room table.  This type of dinner is not only delicious but good fun for everyone.  You cook right at the table.  We heat up the pan and then add butter.  When the butter melts, add the vegetables, seafood and beef.  Simply salt and pepper to taste and then dip into Batayaki Sauce (Soy Sauce, Ginger Juice, Lime Juice, Brown Sugar, Water, Daikon and Dashinomoto Seasoning).  Our Grill Dinner included Napa Cabbage, Assorted Bell Peppers, Asparagus, Bean Sprouts Maui Onion, Eggplant, Zucchini, Thinly Sliced Rib Eye Steak, Shrimp, Scallops, Langostines, Portobello Mushrooms and Teriyaki Chicken.  Wow....This dinner is amazing, fun and super delicious.
Traditional Shabu Shabu uses a rich broth to cook the meats, seafood and vegetables.  Our home version is a bit different but we like it.

SHABU SHABU DINNER

PINEAPPLE AND BACON SAUSAGE
GYOZA DUMPLINGS WITH DIPPING SAUCE
FRESH VEGETABLES FOR GRILL PAN
THE TABLE IS READY FOR GRILLING
THINLY SLICED BEEF
SHRIMP, SCALLOPS AND LANGOSTINES
PORTOBELLO MUSHROOMS WITH BALSAMIC VINEGAR
ADD VEGETABLES - SALT AND PEPPER TO TASTE
GRILL TO PERFECTION IN JUST MINUTES
STEAK, SEAFOOD AND FRESH VEGETABLES
OUR GUEST OF HONOR - REAGAN
TWO WEEKS YOUNG AND READY
MOMMY SARAH AND LITTLE REAGAN

SHABU SHABU DINNER AT HOME

SHABU SHABU 
DINNER AT HOME 

We were honored with the presence of baby Reagan (named after Ronald Reagan) for dinner at our house.  Reagan is just two weeks old and one handsome little Republican.  Dinner started with Pineapple and Bacon Sausage and Pork with vegetable dumplings.  Served with a sweet dipping sauce.  We enjoyed some fresh Ahi Sashimi and then started our Grill Pan dinner that featured fresh vegetables, seafood and steak.  All cooked up on an indoor grill pan placed in the middle of our dining room table.  This type of dinner is not only delicious but good fun for everyone.  You cook right at the table.  We heat up the pan and then add butter.  When the butter melts, add the vegetables, seafood and beef.  Simply salt and pepper to taste and then dip into Batayaki Sauce (Soy Sauce, Ginger Juice, Lime Juice, Brown Sugar, Water, Daikon and Dashinomoto Seasoning).  Our Grill Dinner included Napa Cabbage, Assorted Bell Peppers, Asparagus, Bean Sprouts Maui Onion, Eggplant, Zucchini, Thinly Sliced Rib Eye Steak, Shrimp, Scallops, Langostines, Portobello Mushrooms and Teriyaki Chicken.  Wow....This dinner is amazing, fun and super delicious.
Traditional Shabu Shabu uses a rich broth to cook the meats, seafood and vegetables.  Our home version is a bit different but we like it.

PINEAPPLE AND BACON SAUSAGE
GYOZA DUMPLINGS WITH DIPPING SAUCE
FRESH VEGETABLES FOR GRILL PAN
THE TABLE IS READY FOR GRILLING
THINLY SLICED BEEF
SHRIMP, SCALLOPS AND LANGOSTINES
PORTOBELLO MUSHROOMS WITH BALSAMIC VINEGAR
HEAT UP THE GRIL
ADD VEGETABLES - SALT AND PEPPER TO TASTE
GRILL TO PERFECTION IN JUST MINUTES
STEAK, SEAFOOD AND FRESH VEGETABLES
OUR GUEST OF HONOR - REAGAN
TWO WEEKS YOUNG AND READY
MOMMY SARAH AND LITTLE REAGAN

Sunday, August 3, 2008

LOW FAT GRILL PARTY

LOW FAT DINNER PARTY AT HOME

Last night we hosted a small dinner party to show our friends how eating low fat could be fun and delicious at the same time. The entire meal was cooked right at the table on a Japanese style grill pan. We feasted on fresh Mahi Mahi, Wagu Beef from Japan, Chicken and a variety of fresh vegetables including garlic and balsamic marinated Portabello Mushrooms, Asparagus, Maui Onions, Napa Cabbage, Bean Sprouts, Bell Peppers, Zuccini and Eggplant. All cooked with Pam Butter cooking spray that has zero fat. The meal included a Japanese Batayaki dipping sauce that really kicked up the flavor without adding fat. Everyone at the table took turns cooking the various meat, fish, chicken and vegetables. This kept the table "alive" and made for a great evening of fun.

THINLY SLICED BEEF
PLACE SOME BUTTER IN THE PAN AND COOK AWAY
SLICED VEGETABLES, FISH AND BEEF
ONIONS, ASPARAGUS AND BELL PEPPERS