Discover delicious and easy-to-make recipes using salt and black pepper. Perfect for busy weeknights and family dinners.
- Taste: After frying, the pork chop becomes golden and crispy on the outside, while the meat inside remains tender and juicy. If you choose tenderloin, the taste will be more tender; pork belly will be tender and have a certain oil aroma; the chewiness of pork chop also adds a rich layer to the taste.
This special calamari can open up your appetite and make you finish it in no time!
This large Wellington is perfect for the holidays and serves 8 people
The pork shoulder has the right amount of fat and lean meat, and the meat is tender. Cut the pork shoulder into thin slices and fry it. The meat is fragrant but not greasy, and soft but not brittle. This dish is marinated with dry rub (salt, five-spice powder, black pepper and garlic powder), which can bring out the original flavor of the meat. No water will overflow when frying, and it will enhance the wok aroma.
Toasted sourdough slices are first spread with cream cheese (and a touch of melted Brie), then piled with mashed avocado seasoned with salt, pepper, and Greek yogurt. Thin ribbons of prosciutto crown each piece, creating a harmonious blend of tangy, creamy, and savory flavors—perfect for a quick brunch or light snack.
The crust of these salt-and-pepper pan-seared lamb chops turns golden and slightly charred, offering an irresistible crisp; inside, they remain juicy and tender, letting you savor the lamb’s natural sweetness with every bite. Simply seasoned with salt and black pepper to highlight the ingredient’s true flavor, precise control of the cooking time is essential to avoid a tough texture.
This golden-crisp Potato Pan Cake delivers a savory and creamy combination in every bite. Soft potatoes form the perfect base, combined with a light batter that creates a crispy texture on the outside yet remains soft on the inside. Creamy melted cheese blends with the fresh aroma of cilantro and spring onions, providing a warm and appetizing flavor. A sprinkle of black pepper and a pinch of salt completes this dish, making it a special snack for a casual breakfast or afternoon tea.
Salmon is my food "contradiction complex"! Its delicious name is well-known, but when I think of eating it raw, I shake my head wildly: "Damn!" But who can blame it for its nutritional buff? I decisively invite salmon into the kitchen, heat up the pan and oil, and watch them happily "dance" in the pan, sizzling and emitting fragrance. Others eat it raw for its freshness, but I eat it fried for its solidity. The main idea is "health preservation also needs a sense of ritual", and pan-fried salmon is my happy life dish!
Mie Udon Goreng Praktis Rumahan Rasa Restaurant is a fried noodle dish that combines thick and chewy udon noodles with a restaurant's signature flavor. Prepared with simple ingredients such as chicken sausage, beef and fish meatballs, and cabbage, these noodles are stir-fried with garlic until fragrant. Seasonings such as oyster sauce, dark soy sauce, salt, and pepper provide a balanced savory and slightly sweet flavor. The cooking process is quick and practical, making it an ideal choice for home-cooked dishes with a restaurant-style taste.