Quite often, being
a Brainy Gourmet means thinking on your feet ~ fast and frugal. As a home chef, you know
what you like and don't like; sweet/savory, herbs and spices. You know which of the five senses works best for you when you cook .
For me its smell. Seriously, when I cook, I take a deep breath and I
know what I have to do next to make it deliciously good.
Next add the pork and let sizzle slowly until the meat turns from pink to white. Pour in 2/3 - 1/2 cup of peanut butter depending on your love for peanut butter (the oily self stir brand). Obviously, if you or a loved one are allergic to peanuts, then find a comparable nut substitute.
Lastly, add dried herbs: rosemary, mint and oregano along with 2-3 tbs of red pesto, 3-4 tbs of soy sauce and 1/4 cup of heavy cream. As it thickens, you may add water but slowly for the preferred consistency. You can also prepare a side of green beans, adding color.
When the rice is tender, drain and ladle onto a serving plate. Pour over the pork and sauce, lay on the green beans and serve.
~ Tutti a Tavola!
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