It’s no secret that Korean gochujang paste is a favorite condiment. I’ve been enjoying it for a number of years and know that any recipe with this ingredient will usually be very good. Gochujang is mainly made out of glutinous rice, soybeans, chile peppers and barley and has a wonderful balance of sweet, salty and … 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
First of all after trying to cut 6 Persian cucumbers accordion style I have to admit I need a lot more practice. In addition to this recipe I watched a video on Youtube, Nick’s QR code in lower corner of recipe and looked at other recipes. I tried slicing at an angle, straight and it … Continue reading
This is my fourth chicken tenders recipe and the second one from Food52 which is authored by Ashley Rodriguez. This one has to be the best as it turns a classic recipe beyond the realm of kid food. Chicken tenders were always a favorite since the kids were little – simply breaded chicken with ranch, … Continue reading
Are you looking for a new dip when you entertain your family and friends? This one certainly will impress with two favorite cheeses; mascarpone, fresh ricotta and a kick of kahlua. It has the traditional “coffee flavor” and just melts in your mouth. Serve with ladyfingers and fresh, sweet strawberries.
I love all kinds of dips with fruit, vegetables, chips, even bread sticks. My blog is full of different versions. Crunchy, salty chips are a weakness and I don’t buy them often. Every once in awhile I get that craving and just have to get a bag – a small bag! A favorite are these … Continue reading
Halloween is one of my favorite holidays because of the trick-or-treaters, their costumes and their excitement as they run from house to house. Some were lucky to be pulled in little wagons. My home sat on just about an acre (like everyone else in the new development) so there was a little walking! I lived … Continue reading
A favorite vegetable becomes an appetizer dipping the florets in a flavorful batter, baking them, drizzling with hot sauce and crisping them up under the broiler. I do have to admit you do not get the crispy texture when you deep fry but they do have that great “hot wings” flavor and it is all … Continue reading
Salt blocks and other salt mediums such as bowls and cups are a unique means of serving and preparing all kinds of recipes such as beverages, desserts, salads, grilled veggies, meat and fish. There are six techniques you can use with your salt blocks; serving, warming, curing, cooking, chilling and drinking. Mineral richness and amazing … Continue reading
This is absolutely delicious and a perfect spread to make with homemade boiled cider. I have also included a number of dippers such as apple slices, toasted bread, pita or bagel slices to serve with this very yummy spread. I could not quit eating it and had to force myself to save it for guests … Continue reading