Are you looking for a dessert to serve after your Korean Baby Back Ribs dinner? Well, this is the cookie recipe for you. A 5-star rating on NYT Cooking from Eric Kim (author of Korean American) gave me the incentive to give it a go. Besides, gochujang is a favorite condiment that I usually add … Continue reading
I am continously amazed at how good kimchi recipes are and how easy this condiment is to use. These kimchi quesadillas are exceptional and really hit the tastebuds in a very good way. Crusty tortilla with a layer of kimchi sandwiched in between two layers of a great melting cheese, Oaxaca. A creamy sour cream … Continue reading
I’ve been making my Mom’s version of Sloppy Joes for a very long time and often kicked it up with some onions (occasionally peppers), added Guy Fieri’s onion straws and reduced some of the salt and sugar. Gochujang is a favorite condiment and provides the heat in these Sloppy Joes. There are different versions of … Continue reading
Enclosing food in foil or parchment paper with various ingredients such as a sauce or veggies is a good way to have a recipe turn out the way you want it too. Whether in the oven or on a grill you can be sure things stay moist and flavorful. I have used parchment paper a … Continue reading
This is another delicious way to make cauliflower which I served over a bed of Gandy Dancer’s Rice Pilaf and called it dinner. I am trying to make healthier, meatless and not so many “heavy” meals during the holidays. This recipe comes from https://healthyfitnessmeals.com/sweet-and-spicy-baked-cauliflower/ and I topped off leftovers with spicy chili crisp.
It’s no secret I love noodles/pasta and this dish has been on my “to make” list. Dan Dan Noodles translates as “noodles carried on a pole” or “peddler’s noodles”. There are many versions of these noodles and I finally decided on Joanne Chang’s version. She is the owner of Flour Bakery + Café in Boston … Continue reading
This is another recipe from “The Honeysuckle Cookbook” by Dzung Lewis. I had the opportunity to watch her make another dish on a zoom meeting with cherrybombe.com back in November of 2020. That recipe was Kimchi Macaroni and Cheese. I have taken a liking to Kimchi and I am finding all kinds of recipes using … Continue reading
I just started to learn a new picture editing source so I will be posting some recipes from last year that I have not added to my blog until I learn this new way to edit my pictures. Sometimes I hate changes especially when it comes to technology. What a great recipe using a couple … Continue reading
If you’ve heard of the P.F. Chang restaurant chain you probably know about one of their signature dishes, Mongolian Beef or possibly have eaten it. This is my version with a lot less sugar and salt (soy sauce) but similar otherwise. I’ve been wanting to make this Asian dish where the thinly sliced beef is … Continue reading
I do not follow a specific diet but I do try to live by the principles of Weight Watchers – everything in moderation and portion control. I have cut back on carbs, sugar and fat and I have eliminated certain ingredients but there is a limit as to how far I will go. I’m happy … Continue reading