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Descubriendo nuevos sabores: Ensalada de Arroz Integral con Pollo edit

Arro_pollo_sala (Receta publicada originalmente en la Revista Ellas del 16 de Marzo del 2007)

Energía

El arroz integral es el grano sin pulir, el cual conserva la fina capa que rodea al grano, en la que reside la mayoría de sus nutrientes. Es un cereal básico que posee sustancias valiosas para la buena función de nuestro organismo, entre las que se encuentran proteínas, grasas, carbohidratos, minerales, glucosa, vitamina E, A, vitaminas del grupo B y aminoácidos esenciales. En pocas palabras, es una deliciosa fuente de energía, de fácil asimilación y nos ayuda en la digestión.                           

Tip: Si consta de poco tiempo para preparar este arroz, que generalmente toma de 30-45 minutos para su cocción, le sugiero que intente prepararlo en la olla de presión, agregando la cantidad de agua sugerida por el fabricante, por 10 minutos solamente, bajo temperatura media. Una vez pasado el tiempo, apagar el fuego y dejar que el vapor salga de la manera tradicional.

Ingredientes              

  • 2 tazas de arroz integral
  • agua, cantidad sugerida por el fabricante
  • 1 cucharada de caldo de pollo o vegetales en polvo
  • 1/2 pollo asado, deshuesado y cortado en trocitos
  • 1 receta de salsa para condimentar

Siga leyendo...

  • by Chef Melissa
  • March 19, 2007
  • 2:39 pm

The Gilded Fork & From the Tropics: Panama Gourmet re-design edit

Gfpromologo Champagne returns! ...in flan, soup, and sauce, along with some beautiful caviar canapes bursting with color and flavor.

The Gilded Fork's February recipes are DD (divine+delicious.)

Learn about Sparkling Wines around the world...Sparkling bubbles bringing an elusive magic to white wine. Just beautiful!

Featured Food Site of the Day on Thursday February 23.

Have you seen Chef Mark's post on the lovely proposal dinner he did for Valentine's day? So romantic. I LOVE it!

Panamagourmetindex_1Panama Gourmet's re-design is almost finished. We just need to update the Spanish version. I'll keep you posted. Take a look HERE.

Thank you Joelle for the beautiful theme!

Let me know what your thoughts are.

Hugs,

Melissa

P.S. My dearest Cannella hosted a San Valentine's virtual party, and the delicious round-up is HERE. She was the winner of the New Year's dinner recipe & photo swap that we hosted in the beginning of the year. If you cooked  something delicious on February 14 and blogged about it,  we invite you  to send her the link to your post, your name and the name of your blog, so she can add you to the round-up.

Tambien quiero agradecer a Cordoba WebLogs y a Ciudad.Com por la mencion del dia de hoy. El primero publica desde Cordoba, Argentina, y el segundo desde Buenos Aires, una de mis ciudades favoritas. Abrazos!

Por cierto, ahora que estamos en Español, hace ya rato queria invitarles a que visiten Sazon Gourmet. Es un compendio de mis blogs favoritos de habla hispana. No duden en escribirme si creen que se me ha escapado alguno.

 

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  • by Chef Melissa
  • February 23, 2006
  • 1:12 pm

Global Voices & WHB #16: Cooking with Culantro edit

My latest article has been published at Global Voices: "Global Fusion: Creating Delicious Food one Meal at a Time."

This week's topics cover: the "Madrid Fusion" event, Pork Education, A Consumer Report from Bermuda, Homemade Cheese Making, Brazilian Mango Fever, From Venezuela with Love, Roots to be Cooked, The Year of the Pom, Going South, and Queen lemon Beauty.

We would love to hear your comments!

2_8 Now, my contribution to Kalyn's Weekend Herb Blogging #16: "Cooking with Culantro"

About this plant: "Culantro" (Eryngium foetidum) is a strong flavored, aromatic herb native from Mexico and Central, and South America. It is cultivated widely all over the world, and it is used extensively in Latin American and Asian cooking. In Panama we use culantro to prepare "Sancocho de Gallina" (Panamanian chicken soup),  different types of rice, tamales, marinades, sauces, etc. In Puerto Rico it is used to prepare beans, asopao, soups, stews, etc.

The "culantro" is also known as: "recao", "long coriander", "ngo-gai", "spiritweed", "black benny", "recao de monte", "false coriander", "Mexican coriander", among many others.

1_10 Medicinally, the leaves and roots are used in tea to stimulate appetite, soothe stomach pains, eliminate gases, improve digestion, and as an aphrodisiac!

Today we are sharing a recipe to prepare a delicious "Arroz con Frijoles Negros y Chimichurri de Culantro" (Black Beans and Rice with Culantro Chimichurri). If you can not find culantro in your area, you can substitute "cilantro".

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  • by Chef Melissa
  • January 22, 2006
  • 12:50 pm

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