Assalamualaikum and hi hi hi everything... hopefully, each and everyone of you who is celebrating the Chinese New Year today have had a wonderful celebration... Gong Xi Fa Cai... Xin Nian Kuai Le... along the day, delicious dishes will surely be prepared in order to serve the family and as to celebrate the festive season happily... although no massive gathering is allowed to be performed, based on the CNY-eve that we had experienced yesterday night, the festival is still being celebrated with excitement although with full of simplicity yet meaningful... we could see our neighbours preparing the foods happily together with their close family members... how wonderful the scene was...
As a working-seller-blogger-ghostwriter-mother, I have always had some tricky occasions while dealing with my children in view of the vegetable-related foodie... tell me about it... there are lots and lots of drama that need to be entertained and watched whenever the vege-episode arised... when they are smaller, I even used to chase them around our tiny home just to ensure that my children finish up their vegetable portion... for the past few years, I kept experimenting and trying new recipes to ensure that my children still obtained all of the nutrients that their body would need... yesterday, I saw this recipe at one of the social media that I was scrolling of and I think that it would be great if I share the recipe with all of you as well... sharing is caring isn't it?...
Here you go... baked salmon parmesan crust with pea pesto sauce recipe... first of all, instead of using breadcrumbs for baked salmon crust, we can replace it with blended rolled oats in order to obtain the crumbly texture... further to this, adding melted unsalted butter also helps to hold the crust ingredients together and it adds flavour to the foodie later on...
Credit to: eatsybitsyayden
Ingredients for baked salmon
Salmon fillet
2 cloves garlic
Rolled oats
Parmesan cheese
Melted unsalted butter
Mixed herbs
Ingredients for pea pesto
Baby peas
Parmesan cheese
Basil leaves
Extra virgin olive oil
Salmon fillet
2 cloves garlic
Rolled oats
Parmesan cheese
Melted unsalted butter
Mixed herbs
Ingredients for pea pesto
Baby peas
Parmesan cheese
Basil leaves
Extra virgin olive oil
Step 1
- In a small bowl, mix the smashed garlic, blended rolled oats, parmesan cheese and mixed herbs.
- Drizzle the melted unsalted butter into the mixture and mix well.
- Sprinkle the mixture over the top of the salmon fillet.
- Bake for 10-15 mins @ 180 degrees.
Step 2
- Blend baby peas along with parmesan cheese, basil leaves and a drop of extra virgin olive oil.
- Blitz until smooth.
Step 3
- Cook the pasta.
- Serve with pea pesto sauce and baked salmon.
You can freeze the extra pesto sauce for dips or pizza toppings—makes it a perfect meal in a hurry!
Pesto can also be a surprising favourite for fussy eaters and and mixing up the ingredients is a great way to promote acceptance and enjoyment of a wide variety of nutritious foods.
- In a small bowl, mix the smashed garlic, blended rolled oats, parmesan cheese and mixed herbs.
- Drizzle the melted unsalted butter into the mixture and mix well.
- Sprinkle the mixture over the top of the salmon fillet.
- Bake for 10-15 mins @ 180 degrees.
Step 2
- Blend baby peas along with parmesan cheese, basil leaves and a drop of extra virgin olive oil.
- Blitz until smooth.
Step 3
- Cook the pasta.
- Serve with pea pesto sauce and baked salmon.
You can freeze the extra pesto sauce for dips or pizza toppings—makes it a perfect meal in a hurry!
Pesto can also be a surprising favourite for fussy eaters and and mixing up the ingredients is a great way to promote acceptance and enjoyment of a wide variety of nutritious foods.
So I have tried to prepare this recipe and guess what... I utilized these pasta because it is made from VEGETABLES!!! Thus, I need not to worry on my children's vegetable intake anymore... hehehehe...
These pasta came in a few different shapes and this will indeed made your children fall in love with it...
ADVANTAGES
OF EATALIAN EXPRESS PASTA
1) Made
from semolina flour. This flour is made specifically from the grain of hard
wheat grains, light yellow and granular. The protein content is the highest
among the flour types.
2) Using
natural vegetable puree and not vegetable powder- contributes to high fiber
content.
3) Without added sugar / salt / seasoning / preservatives / dyes.
4) No
eggs.
5) Do not use oil or wax.
6) Using
10 types of vegetables - broccoli, spinach, sweet potato, red cabbage,
beetroot, purple carrot, orange carrot, pumpkin, cauliflower and tomato.
7) There are various forms according to age suitability.
8) Suitable for the whole family from 8mths +++ to adults.
9) The
first 100% halal 'Homemade' 'Homemade' product of its kind in Malaysia.
10) Traditional recipe from Bologna, Italy where pasta was born.
11) Made
using a machine specially imported from Italy to produce better quality pasta.
12) Given
appreciation by TV3 for attending the special Jom Singgah & NONA slot and
broadcasting on Selamat Pagi Malaysia TV1 & Do IT Shows.
13) Appeared
in Utusan Malaysia, The News Straits Times and The Star.
Come and join me to utilize this vegetabla pasta for your children mommies... lets be healthy together...
16 Comments
wah warna warni pasta ni, mesti anak2 pun suka makan ni. thanks share resipi nak tiru lah nanti
ReplyDeleteIt's quite hard to let some children into vegetable especially mine. This type of pasta could one of the solutions to let them eat something vege. Thanks for the sharing sis.
ReplyDeleteTHe shell pasta looks so colourful. I am sure my kids would want to try them out. :D
ReplyDeleteNak kena share dengan anak Sis ni.. dia suka kalau masakan western macam ni.. dan dia juga yang rajin masaknya hahahaha..
ReplyDeleteRajinnya u masak.. I always love salmon.. Nnt boleh try buat mcm pesto ni.. Mesti sedap kan
ReplyDeleteComelnya bentuk tu, dhla waran warni. Makan elok untuk anaka-anak. Boleh try ni..hehee..Nak cuba jugala express pasta ni
ReplyDeletePreparing pasta dishes for guests is always my go-to as it's easy and fast. And thanks for sharing your recipe - I think will try it soon.
ReplyDeleteAnd the packaging looks pretty and very practical
Wah! This looks absolutely delicious! Thanks for sharing the easy recipe and cant wait to make it :)
ReplyDeleteSaya pernah buat pesto tapi biasa guna spinach, kale atau basil je. Dah la takde blender, so terpaksa la dengan gigihnya cincang guna pisau. Haha. Nanti nak try guna peas pulak.
ReplyDeleteWah sedapnya.. nanti boleh.. salmon mmg kaya dengan khasiatnya yg tersendiri
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy! i rasa nak try masak this menu jugak la, but i dont have salmon kat rumah i now.
ReplyDeleteI like baked salmon too not only its delicious but very healthy and has lots of nutritious
ReplyDeleteWah... Comelnya pasta warna warni. My kids sure love it dan pasti makan licin. Nak try your recipe nanti
ReplyDeleteResipi yang sangat mudah dan sedap untuk diikuti hehehe yang penting ia sihat kalau kita amalkan selalu boleh lah cuba lepas ni resipi ni thanks sharing...
ReplyDeleteMy kids suka pasta warna warni mcm ni... Mmg budak2 kan tertarik dengan colors... N tertarik jugak dgn resipi u share ni❤️
ReplyDeleteWahh nice. thanks bagi resepi. semoga entry ni bermanfaat ya :)
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