RESEP CARA MEMASAK DAGING SAPI RENDANG DAN CORNET
RESEP CARA MEMASAK DAGING SAPI RENDANG DAN CORNET
Berita Kuliner Dunia - Kentangnya direbus, lalu digoreng hingga bagus dan renyah. Bumbu rasa dibuat dari wortel tumis, bawang merah, seledri beserta beberapa bubuk bawang putih dan paprika asap. Saus dibuat dengan menambahkan saus tomat, saus Worcester dan beberapa cabai serpih untuk menambahkan beberapa kehangatan. Kue dan kentang goreng yang dimasak sebelumnya dan dilipat dengan sangat lembut ke dalam piring dan panas. Hidangan ini selesai dengan telur goreng yang penting di atas.
Santapan tidak, tapi rasanya memang sangat enak.
30 menit waktu memasak dan persiapan
Bahan :
200g kornet - potong menjadi 2-3cm kubus
250g kentang - dikupas dipotong menjadi 3-4cm batu
2 wortel kecil - dikupas, diiris tipis sampai bulat
2 bawang merah - kupas, potong dadu
1 seledri seledri - potong dadu halus
1 sendok makan minyak - untuk hidangan
Setengah sendok teh bubuk bawang putih
Setengah sendok teh paprika asap
3-4 sendok makan tomat saus tomat
Saus Worcester (benar-benar bagus dash)
Cabe serpih (hanya taburi)
Minyak ke dangkal goreng kentang
2 telur
Daging mentega (untuk menggoreng telur)
Memasak :
1. Mulailah dengan mendidihkan kentang kupas selama 6 menit. Tiriskan lalu kembali ke panci dan letakkan di atas api kecil. Kocok sesering mungkin dan tahan panas rendah sampai kentang kering.
2. Panaskan minyak sampai kedalaman 3-4 cm dalam panci penggorengan lebar atau wajan sampai kira-kira 180.c. Tambahkan kentang dan kentang goreng, balik sesekali sampai keemasan keemasan di semua sisi. Ini bisa memakan waktu sekitar 10 menit, tergantung ukuran dan jenis kentangnya. Angkat dari minyak dan tiriskan dengan baik pada kertas penyerap.
3. Panaskan 1 sdm minyak dalam wajan dalam yang lebar, lalu tambahkan bawang merah, seledri dan wortel. Goreng di atas api sedang dan aduk rata sampai campuran melunak (kira-kira 4 menit). Kemudian tambahkan sedikit taburan serpih cabai. bubuk bawang putih dan paprika asap, tumis sebentar lagi.
4. Tambahkan 3-4 sendok roti dari saus tomat dan sedikit kecap Worcester, aduk sampai saus gelembung kemudian tambahkan kubus kornet dan kentang renyah. Lipat melalui saus dengan lembut menggunakan spatula, agar tidak memecah kornet. Perlahan hangatkan piringnya, goyang panci dan bukannya diaduk.
5. Sebagai piring memanas melalui goreng dua telur di sisi penggorengan yang terpisah - panik, dan kuning telurnya bagus dan berair.
6. Setelah hidangan perpipaan panas dan uap mulai disajikan langsung di atas piring panas pra, dengan telur goreng diletakkan di atasnya. Nikmati!
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BalasHapusThe Yowie is a more affectionate term for an unidentified hominid that resides in Australia, it is quite similar to the “Bigfoot” or the “Yeti”. There is a research center called “The Australian Yowie research Center”, and its only purpose is to study and research facts about the Australian Yowie. In early times aborigines viewed the Yowie as terrifying to look at, hairy, up to over 2.6 meters in height with strong bodies and powerful arms and legs. They are said to walk upri...
The Yowie is a more affectionate term for an unidentified hominid that resides in Australia, it is quite similar to the “Bigfoot” or the “Yeti”. There is a research center called “The Australian Yowie research Center”, and its only purpose is to study and research facts about the Australian Yowie. In early times aborigines viewed the Yowie as terrifying to look at, hairy, up to over 2.6 meters in height with strong bodies and powerful arms and legs. They are said to walk upright on two legs with a stooped gait. They were somehow hunched over or at least appeared to be since their heads sunk into their shoulders. They had a pointed skull and thick protruding eyebrow ridges. The feet of the Yowie were much larger than a human’s foot and they had an opposable toe.
Evidences of fossils found that look like big human bones show the existence of the Yowie’s in the past. With more recent ventures into looking for the Yowie’s, researchers are convinced that they still exist, and are still present today. In 1875 a miner by the name J.H. Cambell was exploring the slopes of a western castle when he saw a hairy 2 meter tall man like ape moving through the scrubs about 100 meters away from himself, seemingly unaware of Cambell’s presence. In fear he picked up a strong piece of tree limb and stalked the Yowie for half a kilometer before the Yowie somehow found a way to disappear.
In time Yowie’s have been known to exist but never to harm people. It seems that they fear us more than we fear them. Somehow we are just drawn to them by curiosity and them to us under the same pretenses. Campers, miners, and other individuals claim that the Yowie tends to flee at the sight of human beings. Some trackers even try to venture into forests to try to locate the habitat or community this hairy bunch may have. Unchangingly most of the venture’s end up either lost or tired out of their wits and the discovery of the Yowie’s civilization is still a mystery to us all.
Should Yowie’s be feared? Should we just treat them like an undiscovered group of humans? Survival can do crazy stuff to a person’s physique. It is not uncommon. Just like us humans where we are located dictates how we look. If the area we live in is cold our body simply adds extra body hair to keep us warm, for those that live near the tropics a skinnier darker tan of physique is what our bodies give us.
To be able to truly understand the Yowie’s we should first
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study our own world and the individuality of every person around us. They may still be undiscovered simply because they do not wish to be found. Yet, treating them like animals and acting as though they are mere folklore may be our only way of coping with an ever changing world that we sometimes cannot keep up with.
There is a website that describes the Yowie and numerous other creatures of Cryptozoology in detail, this website is called: Unknown Creatures and it may be found at this url: http://www.unknown-creatures.com
You may publish this article in your ezine, newsletter or on your web site as long as it is reprinted in its entirety and without modification except for formatting needs or grammar corrections.
crazy frog?
BalasHapusThe Yowie is a more affectionate term for an unidentified hominid that resides in Australia, it is quite similar to the “Bigfoot” or the “Yeti”. There is a research center called “The Australian Yowie research Center”, and its only purpose is to study and research facts about the Australian Yowie. In early times aborigines viewed the Yowie as terrifying to look at, hairy, up to over 2.6 meters in height with strong bodies and powerful arms and legs. They are said to walk upri...
The Yowie is a more affectionate term for an unidentified hominid that resides in Australia, it is quite similar to the “Bigfoot” or the “Yeti”. There is a research center called “The Australian Yowie research Center”, and its only purpose is to study and research facts about the Australian Yowie. In early times aborigines viewed the Yowie as terrifying to look at, hairy, up to over 2.6 meters in height with strong bodies and powerful arms and legs. They are said to walk upright on two legs with a stooped gait. They were somehow hunched over or at least appeared to be since their heads sunk into their shoulders. They had a pointed skull and thick protruding eyebrow ridges. The feet of the Yowie were much larger than a human’s foot and they had an opposable toe.
Evidences of fossils found that look like big human bones show the existence of the Yowie’s in the past. With more recent ventures into looking for the Yowie’s, researchers are convinced that they still exist, and are still present today. In 1875 a miner by the name J.H. Cambell was exploring the slopes of a western castle when he saw a hairy 2 meter tall man like ape moving through the scrubs about 100 meters away from himself, seemingly unaware of Cambell’s presence. In fear he picked up a strong piece of tree limb and stalked the Yowie for half a kilometer before the Yowie somehow found a way to disappear.
In time Yowie’s have been known to exist but never to harm people. It seems that they fear us more than we fear them. Somehow we are just drawn to them by curiosity and them to us under the same pretenses. Campers, miners, and other individuals claim that the Yowie tends to flee at the sight of human beings. Some trackers even try to venture into forests to try to locate the habitat or community this hairy bunch may have. Unchangingly most of the venture’s end up either lost or tired out of their wits and the discovery of the Yowie’s civilization is still a mystery to us all.
Should Yowie’s be feared? Should we just treat them like an undiscovered group of humans? Survival can do crazy stuff to a person’s physique. It is not uncommon. Just like us humans where we are located dictates how we look. If the area we live in is cold our body simply adds extra body hair to keep us warm, for those that live near the tropics a skinnier darker tan of physique is what our bodies give us.
To be able to truly understand the Yowie’s we should first
Guru Pilot
study our own world and the individuality of every person around us. They may still be undiscovered simply because they do not wish to be found. Yet, treating them like animals and acting as though they are mere folklore may be our only way of coping with an ever changing world that we sometimes cannot keep up with.
There is a website that describes the Yowie and numerous other creatures of Cryptozoology in detail, this website is called: Unknown Creatures and it may be found at this url: http://www.unknown-creatures.com
You may publish this article in your ezine, newsletter or on your web site as long as it is reprinted in its entirety and without modification except for formatting needs or grammar corrections.