Friday, April 27, 2007
White aspergus classical style
White aspergus with cooked ham, egg and hollandaise sause.
Ingredients:
300 gr cooked ham (achterham) in thin slices
12 white aspergus, peel removed
1 tl salt
1 onion, cut in small pieces
2 tl dragon
8 black pepper balls
8 el white wine (dry)
8 el water
2 egg centers (yellow part only!)
250 gr. butter
1 tl lemon juice
pepper from the mill
4 hard boiled eggs
Some lettuce on the side
Take a very large pan that can hold the aspergus, add the aspergus with salt and bring to cooking 30 min.
In the same time you can prepare the hollandaise sauce:
Put onion, dragon, pepper balls, wine and water in a pan en bring to cooking point. Cook half of the moist out and filter the water out in a glass bowl.
Let the water cool down and stil with the 2 egg centers until it is foamy, then stop.
Put the bowl on a pan with cooking water and heat it slowly white stirring and leave it resting over and over. Do this until the sauce is binding.
In the meantime, melt the butter in another pan very slowly on low fire: it is not allowed to 'bubble"or cook. Stir the butter slowly with a wooden spoon until it is clear and even.
Remove the bowl from the pan and add the butter while stirring. First drop-by-drop then more and more, but VERY slowly.
Add salt and pepper to tast and a little bit of lemon juice.
Put the aspergus on a plate together with the ham and eggs and add a spoon of sauce.
Serve together with salad and the sauce.
Sunday, April 22, 2007
Back home from Pila
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Nice dinner!
This evening we had a very nice dinner in the "orange piano" restaurant. Food was fresh and cooked really good. And the live jazz music was also nice.
Here's Henry with the famous Polish "zurek" soup! He tried it for the first time and really liked it.
This soup is traditionally served in a round piece of bread, really nice. They also add hard-cooked eggs and sausage to it.
And together with a nice pint of "Tyskie" it is all ok for the evening.
I'm going to search for the "zurek" recipe and try to make this soup at home, because it tastes so good.
Here's Henry with the famous Polish "zurek" soup! He tried it for the first time and really liked it.
This soup is traditionally served in a round piece of bread, really nice. They also add hard-cooked eggs and sausage to it.
And together with a nice pint of "Tyskie" it is all ok for the evening.
I'm going to search for the "zurek" recipe and try to make this soup at home, because it tastes so good.
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Kiln is ready!
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Working on the kiln again
Today we tested the kiln again at full product load, everything worked fine. It was a long day waiting, waiting....... because a kiln is very slow.
Here you see one side of the kiln.
This is the other side with the afterburner sitting on top.
Here are the connection boxes where the heating elements of the kiln are connected.
Here is the power control panel that regulates the power to the heating elements. Today it went up to about 270kW peak power.
Monday, April 16, 2007
Kiln is starting to work
Saturday, April 14, 2007
Burnout of kiln completed!
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Pila report
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Our funny rabbit
Trip to Pila Poland
Here I'm still on Schiphol, just before boarding the very small airplane to Munich.
From there with an even smaller airplane to Poznan, where we were picked up by the driver that brought us to Pila.
Many things are ready on the machine, but still many items have to be solved before we can actually switch on power.
Saturday, April 07, 2007
Spring!
Friday, April 06, 2007
Almost ready for th trip to Pila
Thursday, April 05, 2007
Preparing for the trip to Pila Poland
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)