The new members cookbook has been released and it is titled – “Around the World 30 Recipes.” It features 30 recipes from various countries around the world that are optimized for health, high protein, and great taste. A few of the featured countries are – Thailand, India, Jordon, French, Italian, and Jamaica. Here are a few recipe titles -
Bauernfruhstuck (Germany)
Chicken Potstickers (Chinese)
Rare Lean Sirloin with Irish Colcannon (Ireland)
Date Nut Bread (Iraq)
+ 26 more
Below is a preview recipe. If you would like this cookbook, you get it along with forum support, articles, and more by going here. If you are a member, you can get your cookbook now by going here.
Yakitori (Skewered Grilled Chicken) Japan
| Ingredients:
Grams/Ounces 454 g chicken, boneless and skinless 2 large eggs 1/2 tsp salt 5 g plain all-purpose flour 5 g corn starch 21 g dried bread crumbs 2 inches fresh ginger root (grated) Bamboo skewers For the yakitori sauce: 58 g sake 85 g low sodium soy sauce 17 g mirin, rice wine 12 g sugar 2 g corn starch blended with 1 tsp water Optional: Garnish with sesame seeds |
Ingredients:
Cups/Spoons 1 lb chicken, boneless and skinless 2 large eggs 1/2 tsp salt 2 tsp plain all-purpose flour 2 tsp corn starch 6 tbsp dried bread crumbs 2 inches fresh ginger root (grated) Bamboo skewers For the yakitori sauce: 4 tbsp sake 5 tbsp low sodium soy sauce 1 tbsp mirin, rice wine 1 tbsp sugar 1/2 tsp corn starch blended with 1 tsp water Optional: Garnish with sesame seeds |
Directions:
1. Spray a large skillet with non-stick cooking spray and set on stove top at medium-high heat. Once hot, add chicken and cook on both sides for 5-7 minutes or until no longer pink in the middle. Set aside to cool and mince the meat.
2. Process chicken, eggs, salt, flour, corn starch, and bread crumbs together in a food processor until mixed well.
3. Wet your hands and scoop about a tbsp of the mixture into your palm and make a small ball, continue until all the mixture is gone.
4. Squeeze all of the juice from the grated ginger in a small bowl and discard pulp. Add the juice to a pan fill with water; bring to a bowl. Add in chicken balls and boil for 7 minutes or until the balls change color and float to the surface. Scoop out with a slotted spoon and drain on plate with paper towels on top. You may need to do this in batches. Pre-heat your grill.
For Yakitori Sauce:
5. In a small pan, mix together sake, soy sauce, mirin, and sugar. Bring to a boil; reduce heat and let simmer for 5 minutes. Add in cornstarch after 5 minutes and stir until sauce has thickened, transfer to a small bowl.
For Assembly:
6. Thread 4 chicken balls onto each bamboo skewer, brush them with sauce and grill until brown. Top with any remaining sauce. Serve
Yields 4 servings
Serving: Calories- 234.61, Protein- 32.02 g, Fat- 3.94 g, Carbs- 13.85 g, Fiber- 0.35 g, Sodium- 1119.46 mg
Entire Recipe: Calories- 938.43, Protein- 128.43 g, Fat- 15.79 g, Carbs- 55.47 g, Fiber- 1.38 g, Sodium- 4477.84 mg
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Leigh, I cannot seem to download the recipe book, now matter how many times I log in here or via the email you sent me or whatever.
thanks, Etana
You went to this link as stated in the post and it doesn’t work?
http://www.leighpeele.com/atwcok000
As stated in what post? Thank you. I went back to my emails and found I had missed reading the March 1 email with link. Thanks!
These recipes look yummy and there are so many!!!
Leigh, your technology increased another step here. By having both the Table of Contents AND the photos have hyperlinks, I can look at a photo and click and immediately go to the recipe!!!! You don’t know what this means to this impatient ex-New Yorker gal !!!
Any chance you might get your tech staff to go make the other cookbooks linkable too?
Now I don’t even feel the need to print the book, I can just print the recipe when I’m making it.
thanks, Etana