Yummy Lummy’s sous vide cauliflower cheese
This is a Yummy Lummy original recipe.
Yes, you read that correctly. I’m mixing quinoa and mashed celeriac together. After the success of serving quinoa and mashed pumpkin separately last weekend, I thought, why not see how quinoa tastes and feels in a starchy mash.
I know there’s a bit of repetition here with sous vide steak, however, this is the first time I’ve cooked sirloin steak.
Yummy Lummy is all about cooking for one, so here’s a recipe for sirloin steak for one along with some really nice blue cheese mashed pumpkin and some stir-fried leftover quinoa which I fried with broccolini and asparagus.
I know there’s a bit of repetition here with sous vide steak, however, this is the first time I’ve cooked a T-bone steak.
Yummy Lummy is all about cooking for one, so here’s a recipe for T-bone steak for one along with some really nice blue cheese mashed sweet potato and some stir-fried leftover quinoa which I fried with broccolini and asparagus.
Most of the steak I’ve been cooking of late has been scotch fillet, rib-eye fillet or porterhouse steak. I’m yet to try a T-bone steak or rump steak.
While scotch fillet and rib-eye fillet steaks are usually more tender, I know some people say the taste of those cuts is a little bland when compared with rump steak which is usually a little tougher but beefier in terms of taste.