I had to do a veggie side dish for my main dish and I only have carrots in the fridge. I then remembered Bob Blumer making carrots with orange and I have 10 oranges in the fridge. This is it!!!
But how to do it? I’ve forgotten, so I googled and found this site . Read thru and used the recipe as a reference.
The taste was really good, and seeing Mike eating another piece of carrot after the other, I’ll definitely do this again some other time.
Braised Carrots with Orange and Rosemary
Inspired by Bob Blumer
Recipe refered from here
For 2 persons only300gm carrots, peeled and cut into sticks
1 orange (you can either juice it or segment the flesh)
1 heaped teaspoon chopped rosemary
1 heaped tsp orange zest or julienned peel(no white parts) from ¼ of an orange
Salt and pepper
1 Tbsp butter (I used the renderings from my roasted chicken and skipped the butter)
1 tsp brown sugar (use only after tasting)
1. Put butter (renderings instead, if you have) into a heated pan.
2. Put in carrots and spread them around single layer.
3. Let the carrots cook for 1-2 minutes. Then flip the carrots and let it cook for another minute.
4. Put in orange zest/peel and chopped rosemary. Add 1/3 tsp salt and some pepper, and let it cook for another minute or so.
5. Put in segmented orange or orange juice and put in few tablespoons of water.
6. Cover and let it cook on low heat until the carrots reach desired softness, it may take 5-10 minutes.
7. Remove lid and taste the carrots, adjust with sugar if it is too sour.
8. Turn heat to high and reduce until no liquid is seen and carrots look shiny with a nice glaze.
9. Dish up and serve
AMAZING! look so yummy! (: (:
ReplyDeleteWendy, have you ever thought of opening a food joint or give cooking lessons? You would be a sensation
ReplyDeleteohhh nampak sangat sedap.Saya pasti akan mencuba resepi ini dalam masa yang terdekat:)Thanks
ReplyDeleteWendy, all the bugs bunnies in the world will congregate at your house! :) They look so delectable. I would also eat them off the plate1
ReplyDeleteInteresting way to clear out the fridge and gget the kids to eat some veg too! LOL!
ReplyDeleteThis looks appetizing! :)
ReplyDeleteScrumptious! Good for the eyes too..this bunny will surely gobble this up in a jiffy. :)
ReplyDeleteHi, I came over from Little Inbox's site and immediately fell in love with your carrot dish. Beautiful colours! Absolutely delish :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so healthy ...great for side dish. Thanks for sharing another wonderful dish :)
ReplyDeleteLooks very delicious. I love the smell of rosemary. I'm sure the orange gives it a nice citrus flavour and taste.
ReplyDeleteSweetylicious,
ReplyDeleteThanks
cina.fong,
Where will be classes be held? Here? Haha, no one will pay for it here.
No la, I still prefer a hobby to be a hobby. Eatery business is too "sticky"
cikmanggis,
Harap suke :)
busygran,
Haha, then my girls will be delighted to see so many bunnies and I'll be delighted to turn them into rabbit stew. hahaa!!
Pete,
if you lots of excess carrots :)
Cathy,
Oh yes, very
Jenn,
Haha, but cannot eat too much carrots too often, skin will turn yellow
Min,
Thanks
Elin,
Yeah, a good change from the usual salad
MaryMoh,
Rosemary and carrots seem to pair off well.
My rosemary just died last week. So sad.
A really nice blog with yummy food and superb photography skills....I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteYou make me so wanna try this...but I must get some rosemary first. The last time(which was ages ago) I saw rosemasry, thyme, parsley and others at Jaya, in pots i mean...was so tempted to buy but in the end didn't coz wasn't sure whether they would grow in our weather.
ReplyDeletei must say this is a very nice side dish but no side dish also never mind, just this alone can satisfy me!
ReplyDeleteI am a fan of carrots, and these looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteWendy, this look gorgeous! I have bookmarked it for this Christmas side dish. Thanks!
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