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Urban Stove kickstarted Eat Away!

First week's menu from Eat Away! by Urban Stove

Introducing Eat Away!


Urban Stove has kickstarted their meal delivery, Eat Away! with their first delivery on 23 February 2016. You can now enjoy Urban Stove's meals, all cooked, packed, and delivered right to your very doorstep!

You can choose any meal (RM14/meal: pre-launch price) from their weekly menu for both lunch and dinner. You will need to place your order by 5pm a day before each delivery.

What's in the meal delivery?

Each Eat Away! meal delivery comes with:

One menu packed in a microwave-safe paper box
One set of fork and spoon
An instruction slip 
One thick paper napkin

How to order?

WhatsApp: +6011 3628 8180
Email: info@urbanstove.com
FB Direct Message: http://www.facebook.com/urbanstove/
 
Last week's menu

Shangri-la Beef Rice
Bulgogi Meatball and Kimchi Penne
Lemongrass Chicken with Vietnamese Inspired Couscous
Oriental Chicken with Soba


This coming week's menu (1-4 March 2016)

Thai Chilli Chicken with Jasmine Rice
Posted by Urban Stove on Thursday, February 25, 2016

Seared Chicken Salad with Oriental Dressing
Posted by Urban Stove on Thursday, February 25, 2016

Taiwanese Minced Chicken Noodles
Posted by Urban Stove on Thursday, February 25, 2016

Ayam Peri-Peri with Roasted Veggies and Potato Wedges
Posted by Urban Stove on Thursday, February 25, 2016


You really don't wanna miss out on this!



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Chinese New Year 'Chap Chye'


Chinese New Year 'Chap Chye'

When I was young and still staying in my hometown, my mom cooked 'Chap Chye' on the first day of Chinese New Year. Every single year. I missed her 'Chap Chye' very much. So, when Urban Stove is offering this recipe on their website, I WhatsApp-ed the co-founder that I wanted to buy three sets!

In case you missed what Urban Stove is, check out these posts that I have blogged about Urban Stove. Also, have a look at my Facebook page for Urban Stove's recipes that I have cooked.

In a nutshell, Urban Stove helps you cook wholesome dinners conveniently, in just 30 minutes, by providing fresh pre-portioned ingredients right to your doorstep.

At the same time, the Little Thumbs Up blog hop event is cooking with edible flowers this month. Dried lily buds (golden needles) are used in this 'Chap Chye', so I'd like to submit this recipe. :)

My mom always ties golden needles
into knots before cooking. :)
Recipe slightly adapted from Auspicious 'Chap Chye' Vegetables by Urban Stove.

Ingredients:
(Serves 2)

3 tablespoons vegetable oil
3 cloves garlic, finely chopped
1 medium young leek, thinly sliced
1 medium carrot, cut into thin round slices
1 quarter small cabbage, thinly sliced
6 dried mushrooms, soaked, drained & cut into slices
A handful golden needles (dried lily buds), tied into knots
2 fermented red bean curd, mashed
1 cup water
2 pieces bean curd skin, torn into bite-sized pieces
A handful glass noodles, soaked and drained
A handful black wood-ear fungus, soaked and drained
A handful 'fatt choy' (black hair moss), soaked and drained


How to:

1. Heat up vegetable oil over low-medium heat in a frying pan. Sweat the garlic, leek, and carrot for about two minutes.

2. Increase heat to medium. Add in cabbage, mushrooms, and golden needles. Cook for another two minutes. Add the mashed fermented red bean curd and water. Bring to a simmer for about 10 minutes.

3. Add in bean curd, glass noodles, wood ear fungus, and black hair moss. Stir well to coat with the gravy, cooking for another three minutes or so.

4. Serve with rice.

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This post is also linked to the event, Little Thumbs Up (February 2016 Event: Chrysanthemum, Edible Flowers) organized by Zoe (Bake for Happy Kids), Doreen (My Little Favourite DIY) and hosted by Sweet Home-Chefs.




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Posted by joycescapade.com on Thursday, July 9, 2015



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Garlic-Thyme Braised Chicken with Vegetables


Garlic-Thyme Braised Chicken with Vegetables

I have always love to cook braised dishes, especially if they are also one-pot meals. This recipe from Urban Stove is a definite keeper and I just have to blog about it.

In case you missed what Urban Stove is, check out these posts that I have blogged about Urban Stove. Also, have a look at my Facebook page for Urban Stove's recipes that I have cooked.

In a nutshell, Urban Stove helps you cook wholesome dinners conveniently, in just 30 minutes, by providing fresh pre-portioned ingredients right to your doorstep.

Okay, back to this delicious braised chicken and vegetables recipe.


Recipe slightly adapted from Urban Stove.


Ingredients: 
(Serves 2)

3 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 medium chicken thighs
3 cloves garlic, finely chopped
3 medium celery ribs, cut into 1-inch batons
1 cup 1-inch pumpkin cubes
1 cup 1-inch sweet potato cubes
2 medium young leek, cut into 1-inch batons
8 cherry tomatoes
3 thyme sprigs, leaves removed from stalks
2 cups vegetable stock
2 tablespoons butter 
Salt and pepper, to taste


How to:

1. Season both chicken thighs with salt and pepper. Heat up vegetable oil over medium-high heat in a frying pan. Sear the chicken thighs (skin side down) until golden brown, about 3-4 minutes. Do the same to the other side. Once done, remove the chicken from the pan and set aside.

2. Reduce heat to low-medium. Add chopped garlic to the same frying pan and cook until fragrant. Add celery batons, pumpkin cubes, sweet potato cubes, leek batons, cherry tomatoes, and thyme leaves. Give everything a good stir for a few minutes.

3. Make some space in the middle of the pan and place the chicken thighs (skin side up). Then, add vegetable stock. The chicken should be barely covered. Simmer gently over medium heat for 25-30 minutes.

4. Turn off the heat once chicken is fully cooked. Add butter and stir to combine. Add salt and pepper to taste. Serve.


Here's my 26mo boy enjoying his dinner.

 Other Urban Stove recipes from the same box

Conchiglie, Sauce Pomodoro, Meatballs & Mozzarella
with Green Salad

North Indian Chicken Passanda with Steamed Rice


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Posted by joycescapade.com on Thursday, July 9, 2015



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Get your first Urban Stove box! (with my 30% off Voucher Code!)


Okay, let's keep this post sweet and short. I'll explain to you what these dishes are for in a bit.

And….. Don't miss the 30% Voucher Code at the end of this post!!!


Let's start with WHAT is Urban Stove?

Urban Stove's mission is to bring to, your homes, restaurant-grade meals in the form of fresh pre-portioned ingredients. Delivery is FREE! And these home-cooked meals can be easily done within 30 minutes! Just assemble, follow the instruction, cook, and eat!

Here's an intro video:

What is Urban Stove?
Hey everybody,If you are one of the many who have been waiting patiently for Urban Stove's next round of orders, let me tell you this.They are having their pre-launch on 12 August 2015!!! Your wait is finally over.For those who are new, Urban Stove is a food delivery service that delivers ready-to-cook meals. Their aim is that you can cook healthy restaurant-grade dinners in just 30 minutes by providing fresh pre-portioned ingredients right to your doorstep!Don't believe?Watch this short video preview of what Urban Stove is. Yes, I'm in the video. :PLog on to www.urbanstove.com to get your first box at 30% off with their voucher code MyFirstOfficialUSBox. Limited to the first 200 boxes only! Stay tuned for my next post on 16 August 2015. There will be freebies!Previous introductory post: Introducing Urban Stove: home cooked food, without the hassle - trial box (http://www.joycescapade.com/2015/07/urban-stove-homecooked-food-service.html)Recipes photos on my Facebook page: Cooking adventure with Urban Stove's recipes (https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.901538529913819.1073741835.120773477990332&type=3)
Posted by joycescapade.com on Monday, August 10, 2015


Excerpt from my previous introductory post: Introducing Urban Stove: home cooked food, without the hassle - trial box

"We now can easily dish out a wide variety of tasty and complex cuisines - without having the hassle of planning, shopping and prepping. This is also a great way to reduce wastage and avoid cluttering our kitchen with excess ingredients. The idea is that we will now have more time for things that really matter. Am I sold by the idea? Of course I am! I give thumbs up and toes up, man! I need this service desperately! LOL!"

View my previous Urban Stove recipes photos on my Facebook page: Cooking adventure with Urban Stove's recipes


WHEN is Urban Stove launching?

On Monday, 17 August 2015.


HOW do I get started? (Use my 30% Voucher Code!)

Want your first box? Take a look at the dishes #1-#5 above. Done?

1. Log on to www.urbanstove.com
2. Sign up to create an account.
3. Choose THREE (3) from the five dishes.
4. Proceed to purchase.
5. At the Voucher Code section, key in JoyNEscapadeUS10 (valid for (TEN) 10 Urban Stove boxes only! First come first served basis! HURRY!)



Don't wait! Log on to www.urbanstove.com NOW!


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Urban Stove pre-launching 12 August 2015! {with VIDEO}


Hey everybody,

If you are one of the many who have been waiting patiently for Urban Stove's next round of orders, let me tell you this.

They are having their pre-launch tomorrow! Yes, TOMORROW, 12 August 2015!!! Your wait is finally over.

For those who are new, Urban Stove is a food delivery service that delivers ready-to-cook meals. Their aim is that you can cook healthy restaurant-grade dinners in just 30 minutes by providing fresh pre-portioned ingredients right to your doorstep!

Don't believe?

Watch this short video preview of what Urban Stove is. Yes, I'm in the video. :P

Stay tuned for my next post on 16 August 2015. There will be freebies!





Recipes photos on my Facebook page: Cooking adventure with Urban Stove's recipes


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Introducing Urban Stove: home cooked food, without the hassle - trial box


Urban Stove: Home cooked food, without the hassle.

I received the trial box from Urban Stove last week. What's Urban Stove? Urban Stove's mantra, "We deliver fresh ingredients and exciting recipes to your doorstep so you can make your own healthy meals at home."

In a nutshell, Urban Stove is about revolutionizing the way we cook and eat our dinners at home. They aim to do this by making it really convenient for us to cook healthy restaurant-grade meals in just 30 minutes by providing fresh pre-portioned ingredients right to our doorstep. We now can easily dish out a wide variety of tasty and complex cuisines - without having the hassle of planning, shopping and prepping. This is also a great way to reduce wastage and avoid cluttering our kitchen with excess ingredients.

The idea is that we will now have more time for things that really matter.

Am I sold by the idea? Of course I am! I give thumbs up and toes up, man! I need this service desperately! LOL!



The unboxing process

I was like a little girl opening up my Christmas pressies on Christmas morning. That pretty much summed up how I felt. :)



In the box

  • An introductory letter from the Urban Stove Team.

  • Pre-portioned, fresh, ingredients in 3 different parcels (because there are 3 recipes). The marinated chicken and fresh fish are packed separately. Each parcel is tagged with one color sticker.

  • Corresponding recipe cards / cooking instructions (with corresponding color coded stickers). 

  • The parcels are placed neatly in an insulation bag and ice packs to keep them at a safe temperature. The manufacturer of the ice packs are HACCP certified. The contents are non-toxic and can be disposed in a safe manner.

Note: In summary, 3 parcels serve up 3 different meals with each meal serving 2 adults.


What do I need to do?

  • Refrigerate the ingredients immediately after unboxing.
    Note: I will freeze fresh meat and fish if I'm not cooking them so soon.

  • Ingredients can be kept for 3-5 days in the fridge. However, the vegetables have been freshly cut, so it's best to consume them ASAP.

All I need to do now is to cook and enjoy! And I sure did!


Recipes

Note: I'm not publishing the full recipes here because they are Urban Stove's hard work. :)


Pan-fried Asian Seabass with Miso Sweet Mash and Passion Fruit Broth

This is a complex dish that will appeal to those with a flair for recipes that incorporate ingredients of "clashing" yet complementing tastes. In this case, miso with sweet potato and passion fruit pulp in broth with fish sauce.



Buttermilk Baked Chicken with Couscous

The chicken's marinade - made from buttermilk, scriracha sauce and Dijon mustard - gives this baked chicken dish a really nice tangy, subtle lingering taste. The couscous tastes good with the lemon butter that comes together in the recipe. However, hubby and I add Tabasco sauce to give some fiery kick to this dish.



Squid Ink Spaghetti with Summer Vegetables

This is a very simple dish, but I really love the colors of the mixed vegetables. The squid ink spaghetti gives this dish such a unique appearance. Adding crumbled feta cheese on top adds another kind of saltiness to this pasta dish. Perfect! Even my soon-to-be-23-months-old toddler chomps mouthfuls!


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If you like what you're reading now, don't forget to follow them closely on their Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/urbanstove

Oh, and I just bought myself another set of box. It will be delivered next week, 14 July 2015! Woohoo!


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Disclaimer: This is not a sponsored post. Urban Stove didn't pay me for this review. This review is solely and purely my own views. :)


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