The Apetizer

"The fine art of food cannot be understood
by your logical mind..
It can only be understood by your palette..."

Yohoo...
At last, we've made this happen in the REAL world..
This is just a simple blog made by two food cravers or
you can say "Food Connosiour"..( oh, I love that word! )
An this contains all the result of our heavenly mission to
taste the tastiest of this whole globe << that's what we aim.
But for now, we hope that all of you will satisfy with
Indonesia only.
Well, our first mission is to conquer Jakarta first and
then the others will follow.
So, for all of you in Jakarta, prepare for our assault!

To make it short..
"Food is not just a bunch of something to fill our stomach,
but it is a piece of masterpiece.."

Make this as your favorite quote guys..

So, hail all food connosiours!!

~Mr. Vee~



Let's wait for Ms. Nicks' posting..



22 August 2008

Homemade Mayo

Well,if you are planning not to buy jarred food anymore..
This recipe might be suitable for you, although I also recommend it to put it in a jar!
Hahahaha...

Approx. 1 jar

Ingredients:
- 1 egg yolk
- 1/2 cup vegetable/canola oil + 1 tbsp more
- 2 big tsp french mustard
- 3/4 tsp worchestershire sauce
- 1,5 tbsp tomato ketchup (add more if needed)
- Pinch of salt and pepper
- 3/4 tsp white sugar
- Finely chopped onion
- Chopped gherkins (pickled cucumber)
- Lime juice (depends on your taste)
- Chopped parsley and basil (optional)
- Cracked cayenne pepper (optional)

Method:
-   Mix together egg yolk, mustard, worchestershire sauce, tomato ketchup, salt and pepper, and      sugar
-   Whisk it together till the color brighten a bit and become bit fluffier
-   Pour in the oil little by little while keep whisking it till the mixture become stiff and fluffy          (until this step, this already become a mayonaisse)
-    Now put in the chopped onion, chopped herbs, and the cayenne to the mixture and mix it             together
-    It's done!

Note : It might be preserve for two months (without the chopped herbs) in the refrigerator
           for aioli, just add chopped garlic and switch the vegetable oil with olive oil

~Mr.Vee~

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