Sunday, December 6, 2015

Arugula Pasta

Hello! This is my first recipe on this Blog, and with the first recipe, I am going to introduce one of my favourite recipes which is also simple called "Salmon with Spinach.


Ingredients Needed:


150 Grams of Ribeye Beef


1 Handful of Arugula


1 Spaghetti Packet


15 Grams of Parmesan Cheese (Shaved)


1 Tablespoon of Salt


1 Tablespoon of Pepper

Instructions:



1. Season the Ribeye Steak with Salt, Pepper and Olive Oil.


2. Pan-Sear the Steak for 2 minutes on each side or until it has reached the cooking temperature of Medium. 



3. Rest the Steak for 4 minutes so all the juices stay in!


4. Slice the Steak into thin slices.


5. Boil the Spaghetti for 9 minutes or until it is soft.

6. Sear the Spaghetti with Olive Oil and Arugula.

7. To Plate, Put the Steak on the Bottom of the Plate, and create a Spaghetti Twirl on top of it.


8. For Garnish, Shave the Parmesan Cheese!



Kale with Chicken Thigh

Hello! This is my first recipe on this Blog, and with the first recipe, I am going to introduce one of my favourite recipes which is also simple called "Salmon with Spinach.


Ingredients Needed:


1 Chicken Thigh


2 Tablespoons of Sour Cream


1 Tablespoon of Tumeric Paste.


1 Stalk of Bayleaf


2 Stalks of Lemongrass


5 Pieces of Kale


2 Tablespoons of Salt and Pepper


Instructions:


1. Brine the Chicken Thigh the Night Before with Salt and Sugar.


2. The Next Day, Rinse the Salt and Sugar off the Chicken Thigh and season with Salt and Pepper.


3. Put it in the Oven for 15 minutes or until it is Golden Brown. 




4. To Create the Sauce, Mix the Sour Cream and Tumeric Paste with Lemongrass and let it simmer for 10 minutes.

5. Put in the Bayleaf as an aromatic into the Sauce. Next Strain the Sauce and further reduce for 20 minutes.


6. Pan-Sear the Kale with the Sauce, although save some Sauce for the Plating Process.


 


7. After the Chicken Thigh is done cooking finely chop it into slices.




8. To Plate, Create a bed of Kale at the bottom of the Plate, then Gently put the Chicken Thigh on top of the Kale.


 


9. Put the Sauce on top of and around the Dish at the very end, and add Coriander as garnish.



Planting and Growing Arugula!

Welcome Everyone! This is my Second Article of the Week about Arugula which will be on how to Successfully Grow Arugula!

Welcome to my Second Post of the week! The second post of the week is the growing and planting segment of the Plant itself.

This week we have Spinach, so let's get started!





Arugula in the Seedling Process

Seeding Process:

1. Before planting the seed, soak the seed in warm water for 5-10 minutes, then cool down the seed itself for 5-10 minutes again.


2. Also soak the seed with Organic Pesticides.


3. Soak the seed again with Tricoderma, PGPR() and an organic mixture for 10-12 hours. The composition of all three solutions should be in a 1: 1: 1 ratio.


4. Then proceed to cool down until a white liquid is gone.


Seedling Process:


1. Two weeks before Seedling, prepare the seedling media which is a combination of sand, compost, dirt and charcoal husks.


Mix the mixture until it is homogeneous in a 1:1:1:1 ratio.


Spray the media with Organic Pesticides for 3 days.


Put the Tricoderma, PGPR and organic mixture together with the mixture above for two weeks.


2. Prepare the tray and put the homogeneus media.


Plant the seeds in the tray with preferably one or two seeds for a five centimetre diameter.


Close the tray with a soft media.


Be sure to water the plants routinely but not excessively.


Protect the seedling tray with a screen.



Rocket after 2 Weeks

Ground Treatment:


Ground Treatment is also done two weeks before planting.


1. The ground dirt is mixed with a rotary tractor.


2. Then create a 120 centimetre square to lay it out on.


3. Also spread the composite using 10 kilograms of compost for every meter.


4. Spray the pesor on the mixture, let it stay for three days, then mix it with the Tricoderma mixture.


Planting:


1. The seed is planted when the seed already has one or two leaves coming out or after 14 days of seedling.


2. The optimal range for planting one seed is 20 centimetres x 20 centimetres.


3. After that spray the plants with a Vegetative POC.


Growth of Plant:


1. Water the plants daily when small. Although when it is larger it should be watered two or three times daily. it is recommended to use a hose for planting.


2. Spray the plants weekly with the Vegetative POC with a ratio of 10cc for every litre of water. This is to get rid of the pests.


3. If the plant is near the seedbed already has weeds, clean the weeds by taking out the grass so that no roots grow further.



Arugula Ready to Harvest!

Harvest:

1. Between twenty-five and thirty-five days the plant can be harvested. The more days it stays in the ground the larger the plant itself.


2. Harvesting is simple, just take the roots out of the ground and it is done!


Arugula also has an identical process of Growth with other Ingredients such as Celery and Zucchini!


Planting and Growing Kale!

Welcome Back to the  Second Post of the week! Today We will learn on how to properly Grow Kale! SInce Kale is in the family of Cauliflower, it has a similar process of Planting with Cauliflower and Broccoli!

Kale in the Seeding Process


Seeding Process:

1. Before planting the seed, soak the seed in warm water for 2-10 minutes, then cool down the seed itself for 5-10 minutes.


2. Also soak the seed with Organic Pesticides.


3. Soak the seed again with Tricoderma, PGPR() and an organic mixture for 10-12 hours. The composition of all three solutions should be in a 1: 1: 1 ratio.


4. Then proceed to cool down until a white liquid is gone.


Seedling Process:


1. Two weeks before Seedling, prepare the seedling media which is a combination of sand, compost, dirt and charcoal husks.


Mix the mixture until it is homogeneous in a 1:1:1:1 ratio.


Spray the media with Organic Pesticides for 3 days.


Put the Tricoderma, PGPR and organic mixture together with the mixture above for two weeks.


2. Prepare the tray and put the homogeneus media.


Plant the seeds in the tray with preferably one or two seeds for a five centimetre diameter.


Close the tray with a soft media.


Be sure to water the plants routinely but not excessively.


Protect the seedling tray with a screen.


Young Kale


Ground Treatment:

Ground Treatment is also done two weeks before planting.


1. The ground dirt is mixed with a rotary tractor.


2. Then create a 120 centimetre square to lay it out on.


3. Also spread the composite using 10 kilograms of compost for every meter.


4. Spray the pesor on the mixture, let it stay for three days, then mix it with the Tricoderma mixture.



Kale Ready to Be Harvested!


Planting:

1. The seed is planted when the seed already has one or two leaves coming out or after 14 days of seedling.


2. The optimal range for planting one seed is 40 centimetres x 60 centimetres.


3. After that spray the plants with a Vegetative POC.


Growth of Plant:


1. Water the plants daily when small. Although when it is larger it should be watered two or three times daily. it is recommended to use a hose for planting.


2. Spray the plants weekly with the Vegetative POC with a ratio of 10cc for every litre of water. This is to get rid of the pests.


3. If the plant is near the seedbed already has weeds, clean the weeds by taking out the grass so that no roots grow further.


4. For this Specific Growth Type, Plant MerryGold Plants in the vicinity to ensure that no Insects come near the Plants.

Harvest:


1. Between twenty-five and thirty-five days the plant can be harvested. The more days it stays in the ground the larger the plant itself.


2. Harvesting is simple, just take the roots out of the ground and it is done!


3. Take the Roots of the Plant out together with the Plant when Harvesting

Friday, December 4, 2015

Week 6: Arugula

Here it is Guys! Well, I have decided to pick two Chosen Ingredients for every Week! Meaning more Content for You Guys!

Well, without further ado, this is my article about Arugula or Rocket.


Fun Facts about Arugula:

1. Arugula can also be more commonly known as "Rocket".

2.Rocket became a nickname for this Vegetable due to the pace of it's growth. Which means that it grows very fast!

3. Arugula can also be grown in most climates where other Vegetables cannot be grown, such as in areas with no Rainfalls.

4. Arugula is also a plant that could easily be grown in a garden! Meaning you Guys can grow it too!

5. The flower of the Arugula Plant also is in the colour of White.

6. Arugula is also a versatile Ingredient which can be used as a Pizza Topping, in Salads and as an accompaniment to meat.

7. Arugula also has a very bitter taste. Hence, most dishes incorporate Arugula with other Ingredients.


Nutritional Facts of Arugula:
Arugula is very high in Vitamins A, C and K. Arugula is also very high in Calcium and is rich in Magnesium and Potassium. 

Resources:
1."40 Arugula Health Facts | Salad Rocket Nutrition Facts." HubPages. HubPages, n.d. Web. 11 Mar. 2016.

Week 6: Kale

Well, this Week, Kale is the chosen Ingredient! You might be thinking, Why is Kale even included? Well, as you would learn in this article, Kale is actually a Superfood!




Fun Facts about Kale:

1. Kale actually has more Calcium compared to Milk.

2. Kale can actually also be eaten as chips, as most people who have eaten Kale for the first time usually eat Kale chips first!

3. Organic Kale also has a large difference of pesticides compared to the Inorganic Kale.

4. You can eat Kale as a Salad, Cook it, make Kale chips or even try it as a smoothie! Kale really is a multipurpose Ingredient.

5. Kale also is very cheap compared to other Vegetables, meaning not only is it good it also comes at a very affordable price!

6.There are also many types of Kale such as the "Red Nagoya" and the "White Russian". Very odd names for a Vegetable!



Nutritional Facts of Kale:

Kale is very high in fibre, protein and minerals. It is especially very high in Vitamin C  and Vitamin K. Although there are also many minerals in the Vegetable of Kale which are Magnesium, Iron and Calcium.

Resources:
1."17 Fun Facts About Kale." Food Matters. N.p., n.d. Web. 11 Mar. 2016.

Sunday, November 29, 2015

Cauliflower Stir-Fry

Hello! This is my Cauliflower Recipe for this Week. It is a very simple Cauliflower Stir-Fry with Chicken Thigh.


Ingredients Needed:


1 Cauliflower Head


1 Chicken Thigh


1 Tablespoon of Chickpeas


2 Teaspoons of Paprika Powder. 


2 Teaspoons of Pepper

2 Teaspoons of Salt


50 Grams of Paprika of any Colour.


10ml of Olive Oil


Instructions:

1. Season the Chicken Thigh with Salt and Pepper.


2. Put the Chicken Thigh into the Oven for 15 minutes or until Golden Brown.

3. While the Chicken Thigh is cooking, Boil the Cauliflower for 8 minutes.



4. Then, Pan-Sear the Cauliflower and Paprika for 2 minutes each side.

5. After taking out the Chicken Thigh, Slice the Chicken Thigh finely.


6. Then Plate, the Cauliflower, Chicken Thigh and Paprika freely!