At least, that's what I tell myself. In truth, I like taking photos, and that includes, on occasion, some of the dishes I cook. And I like blogging (my main blog is here). My main blog is mostly text with few pictures, and this blog is mostly pictures with little text. But still, this blog might be useful to some people, and it helps keep me off the streets and out of trouble. :-)

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Italian Sub

You need: Italian sub roll. Genoa salami and boiled ham. Provolone cheese. Chopped olives. Thinly sliced onion. Chopped banana peppers. Sub dressing (or extra-virgin olive oil and red-wine or balsamic vinegar). Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper. (You don’t have a pepper grinder? Get one. You can buy little grinders loaded with peppercorns almost anywhere.)

Friday, November 5, 2010

Tuna Plus Sides

Tuna fish salad. Olives. Sliced tomato with mayo. Does it get any easier?

Don’t have olives on hand? How about cheese?

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Burger Patty with Veggie Tortilla.

Ground beef patty with sautéed onions plus half of a flour tortilla with some kind of greens, sautéed mushrooms, and garlic. At least, I think it’s garlic. I probably should have taken notes.

When I stir-fry with peanut oil, toasted sesame seed oil, oyster sauce, soy sauce, and red pepper flakes, there is enough liquid remaining in the wok to sauté baby spinach leaves and they are very tasty!


Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Pizza On a Flour Tortilla

The cupboard is getting bare but you crave a pizza. This is a little “pizza” made on an 8-inch flour tortilla. If you have pizza sauce you can use it, or you can use mozzarella cheese — or provolone, or cheddar, or Parmesan. You can’t afford to be choosy.

This little pizza is topped with pepperoni, green pepper, onion, and mushrooms. It tasted pretty good. Of course, you could buy some small pizzas and put them in your freezer. They’re almost as good.

Oh yeah — you have to bake it for a little while. Not long.

Here’s a similar pizza on a flour tortilla. You can almost taste it.

Scrambled Egg with Sausage Crumbles

Pretty simple: scramble eggs and mix in sausage crumbles (available at your grocer — comes in a bag). Sprinkle a little salt and black or cayenne pepper on top. I hear some of you saying, “Get it away from me!” That’s okay. I happen to like it.