FOOOOOOOD

Posted by Vader 
FOOOOOOOD
Date: November 28, 2009 12:38AM
Posted by: Vader
Some of you may know Vader is a hobby chef and Gordon Ramsey stole the term "Hell's Kitchen" from him.

Anyways, I browsed my HD and found these pics from Vader's True Hell's Kitchen and I thought I might as well share. So here's some of the stuff I prepared ...

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oven roasted vegetables


sushi & stuff


Kung Pao chicken


duck breast on Chinese vegetables


antipasti (filled tomatoes and 'shrooms)


more antipasti (marinated chanterelles, grilled zucchini and sweet pepper filets in olive oil)


chopped veal Zurich style with fried potato cake (Swiss national dish)


paella with seafood from the barbie


pizza with tomatoes, mozzarella (fior di latte) and fresh basil


pumpkin ragout on tagliatelle


chicken-banana skewers with raisin rice and glaced ginger carrots


chicken soup (I love that pic)


the day after the soup: chicken fricassee with 'shrooms and asparagus


crawfishtail salad on mango carpaccio.


onion tart xxl


duck served two ways on potato cream with red cabbage and lingonberry sauce

Roast pork and crackling with carrots, kohlrabi and bread dumpling (very German)


vanillemousse with raspberries in chocolate mesh. It still needs some fruity sauce and icing sugar on top.


red thai beef curry, rather mild


one of my pasta favorites: penne all'arrabbiata. (pasta has been pre-cooked and needs to cook al dente in the sauce now.)


Kisir (turkish bulgur salad)


filled vegetables with raisin rice


Tandoori chicken (back left: Teriyaki chicken, right: chinese spareribs)


safron Risotto with Chantarelles


I'd kill for this: ragù alla Bolognese with tagliatelle - never use spaghetti with this ragù)


punpkin-ginger soup with lime


another classic from over here: filled sweet peppers with tomato sauce


the sous-chef de cuisine (deputy kitchen chef) at work. Handles the knife like a pro.


On a side note: taking "good" pictures of food seems to be harder than cooking it.






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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/28/2009 12:42AM by Vader.
Re: FOOOOOOOD
Date: November 28, 2009 12:54AM
Posted by: mortal
I'll be there shortly.....erm...wait....one day lol. (B)
'Little Chef' is soooo cute! :-)
Here's one I prepared earlier. Roast pork and veg in the Webber BBQ



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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/28/2009 01:04AM by mortal.
Re: FOOOOOOOD
Date: November 28, 2009 01:13AM
Posted by: n00binio
impressive vader (Y)



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Re: FOOOOOOOD
Date: November 28, 2009 01:25AM
Posted by: Red Sam
Thats one hell of a meal, Vader!

Good looking stuff though. My dinner was a Big Mac, large fries, large Still Fanta and an extra Double Cheeseburger



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Re: FOOOOOOOD
Date: November 28, 2009 04:27AM
Posted by: Anonymous User
Nice Vader.

I think i know a thing or 2 about cooking ;) ;)
Other day ill share.
Re: FOOOOOOOD
Date: November 28, 2009 08:22AM
Posted by: Locke Cole
I'll have the veal, please. :)



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Re: FOOOOOOOD
Date: November 28, 2009 01:20PM
Posted by: Red Sam
Has the veal been locked in a box from birth?

Has it been denied all natural light?

Has it been denied the chance to move?

Has it suffered all its life before being slaughtered horribly?




















I'm just checking, cos thats what makes it taste the nicest!;)



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Re: FOOOOOOOD
Date: April 01, 2012 01:24AM
Posted by: Vader
It has been a while and I mostly posted these things on other forums, but here's some more food ("tucker" for the aussies) right from Vader's kitchen.



Monk fish filets, scampi and scallops with chinese vegtables.


Creamy potatoe soup with majoram and croutons.


Fried potatoes with bacon.


My interpretation of insalata caprese with fresh figs.


Fish filets and spinach in puffy pastry.


Fritatta con patate.


Stewed lamb with kritharáki noodles in the clay pot (Römertopf).


The classical gratin dauphinois.


Prawns and mussels on tagliatelle.


Rosemary chicken on vegetables. Clay pots rule.


Another classic: veal saltimbocca with caprese and oven roasted potato wedges. The Marsala sauce is somewhere hidden under the meat unfortunately.


2011 grilling season. Veggies, kebab on a skewer, sausages, pork ribs and steaks. In the tin foil we have jacket potatoes and corn cobs both with butter and salt.


Filled chicken filet with oven vegetables and roasted potatoes.


Crespelle filled with beef-mushroom ragout (left) and camembert with cowberry jam.


Fish on potatoe-fennel mash with sauce hollandaise.


Filled eggplant


Assorted veggies with Feta ready to go on the grill


Chicken and vegetables straight from the wok


Lasagna with green pasta sheets. My favorite dish but a bummer to take a yummy picture from.


Minestrone, not more and no less.


Anyone coming over for breakfast?


"Alsace pizza" (France) - thin crust with sour cream, bacon and onions.


Cherry chutney with ginger and chilis.


Grilled curry cauliflower


Thai style soup with rice noodles and minced meat


Kung Pao chicken


Pumpkin lasagne (red kuri squash)


Risotto with pumpkin (butternut squash)


Creamy cauliflower soup


"Southern Fried Chicken"


Turkish pastry with two fillings (ground beef and feta cheese) with tomato rice


Carrot coconut soup with teriyaki chicken


Chili


Persian rice (chelo)


Chicken filet with fennel and bell pepper in a creamy orange sauce






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Re: FOOOOOOOD
Date: April 01, 2012 10:19AM
Posted by: gav
Dude, if that stuff tastes half as nice as it looks, you're in the wrong job.
Re: FOOOOOOOD
Date: April 01, 2012 11:09AM
Posted by: mortal
Having sampled the wares, I have to agree. :-)


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Re: FOOOOOOOD
Date: April 01, 2012 08:10PM
Posted by: Incident 2k9
Wow! Send me a few in the post, yeah? ;-)



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