This faster version of the traditional Southern dish Quick Hoppin' John uses canned black eyed peas, onion garlic, allspice and cayenne. Served over rice with garnishes. Of course you can cook dried beans rather than using canned. If you do, reserve the liquid for completing the dish.
Cooking time does not include time to cook beans from scratch, if you ch...
Roy's Blackened Ahi Quick Version: This is an abbreviated version of Roy Yamaguchi's signature recipe. The fresh ahi steaks are coated in a blackened seasoning mixture, lightly seared and served with a soy mustard sauce.
The firm rich texture and mild flavor of mahimahi take well to steaming, and for the same reason, you can substitute cod in this recipe, or even salmon. Here, a Chinese-style basic bean sauce compliments fish cooked in a traditional Chinese method. I like to serve this dish with jasmine rice and stir-fried vegetables.
Recipe is from The Electric Kitchen; Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc. 5/01/98. Tuna is marinated with soy sauce, seaweed, ginger, chiles and sesame oil.
This is a quick and "lean" version of the popular Louisiana dish. Ingredients include brown rice, turkey sausage, boneless, skinless chicken breasts, celery, bell peppers and onions.