Sunday, February 13, 2011

Roasted swedes, tortang talong and magisso

Roasted swedes and beets, poached egg with carrot and bean sprout salad
Today's Food Diary
Breakfast: Rolled oats with sultanas, toasted coconut, sunflower seeds and linseeds
Lunch: Roasted swedes and beets, poached egg with pickled carrot and adzuki bean sprout salad
Dinner: Mushroom and blackbean soup with sourdough croutons
Baking/sweets: Sourdough

I like Swedes, they are nice and kind people. And the vegetable is nice too! Today I had them roasted. The accompanying pickled salad was refreshing, pickled carrots are nice.

Today's Favourite Photo
Source: Ang Sarap
Tortang Talong – a kind of omelette usually made with eggplant, meat, veges and of course eggs. Thats the eggplant stem sticking out, very unusual looking omelette.



Today's Favourite Blog
Anne’s blog highlights Magisso, a cake slicer and server which won the red dot design award 2010. The magisso website has more details, it simple but absolutely awesome. No wonder it won an award. Here's a photo courtesy of the magisso website:



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8 comments:

  1. I like Swedes too! ;-P That torta looks marvelous and I adore the cake slicer.

    Cheers,

    Rosa

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  2. I love tortang talong! I grew up eating it a lot!

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  3. Your lunch looks amazingly yummy... I'm very jealous, I would have given my left arm for that today :)

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  4. I think that omelet looks delicious! Love eggplant.

    Here in the US we call swedes "rutabagas" and I for sure haven't eaten them enough in my life!

    Thanks for featuring my photo on Friday!

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  5. I would be very excited to try the Tortang Talong! I recently discovered I do love eggplant! I've never had swedes though. Maybe I should give them a try.

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  6. Rosa: I am glad you do also, they are nice:)
    yummychunklet: so this was no new news, you were already familiar!
    Little Inbox: yes I was
    Virginia: thank you. If I could I would send some to you, by email:)
    Joanne: thanks for the info. Rutabaga is an interesting name.
    Dionne: I am excited to try it also, one day I will try
    Victor: thanks

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