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Michael Symon's Beef Cheek Pierogies with Wild Mushrooms and Horseradish (p. 45) was by far the most fun dish that I've made yet. As you probably know by now, Cleveland's NBC affiliate, WKYC Channel 3 came to my house and filmed me as I made them . This

We are the leading artisan bakery in the UK, providing craft bread, pastries and cakes from around the world, made by highly-skilled passionate bakers. We pride ourselves on promoting traditional baking methods where the whole process is done by hand usin

As you can probably tell from my blog, I love Indian food. I?ve tried many different kinds and when I saw this curry in William Sonoma?s ?A Taste of the World? cookbook I knew I wanted to try it. In the description it said that this is a mild curry which

The last time I made lasagna completely from scratch (including the noodles) was over a year ago for the March 2009 Daring Bakers Challenge . I have hand rolled pasta my whole life. That s not to say that I ve been making LOTS of homemade pasta. I hav

Blueberries are just coming into season here in the UK so when I spotted a stack of boxes containing the little blue jewels I knew I had to have some. Berries remind me of everything summery and cheesecake is one of my favourite desserts. Eggless baked ch

I had an excellent meal at Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen near Atlanta recently. We arrived kind of late on a Saturday evening and found a full restaurant, a full courtyard/patio, and a 30-45 minute wait. It was worth the wait! We quickly found a table o

Recently, I had a little visitor, who loves chocolate and walnuts. Every time he visits me, I have some chocolate chip cookies ready and waiting for him. This time for a change, I thought I will make something else for him with his fav. ingredients. I h

When I first became a vegetarian, I wasn't a big fan of veggie burgers because I didn't want anything that was like meat. As time went on, I no longer associated veggie burgers with real burgers. They are truly tasty sandwich choices in their own right.

Pronounced, Dool-say De Leshay. It?s in Spanish and it means, milk caramel. You might have heard about it (U can't have missed it if u read my Dulce de Leche cake post) or you might have not. It?s not a common ingredient in the local baking scene. So,

Potato Crusted Tilapia with Hollandaise Sauce Backstory One of my family s favorite fish dishes is tilapia fillets. It makes for a great weeknight dinner because the preparation is simple and they cook quickly. In fact, the ingredient that takes

One of my favorite fish of the sea, Rex Sole is often overlooked in favor of the more popular species of what is considered "flat fish". Don't make this mistake, this flat fish is absolutely delicious and so easy to prepare. If that weren't enough, it's v

On the most holiest of holidays, I traveled to South Carolina to celebrate Easter at Myrtle Beach . The weather was warm, the beach was vacant and the water was ice-cold. Of course burgers were in my vacation prospectus, the question was which one? I h

Among the well-known spicy yet very yummy dishes of the Bicol Region of the Southern Philippines which elicit my appetite are ?Bicol Express? and ?Laing?. The two dishes are both basically vegetable entrees with some pork meat and/or select dried fish or

Angel hair soup : with angel hair pasta, chopped potatoes, tomatoes, carrots, onions, lentils, bay leaf, without olive oil. It is eaten during Good Friday. Bacaliaros , salt cod : once an inexpensive food but now it is a luxury. It is prepared in

Yessss. A crusty french bread you can make at home. I've been trying for a couple months to find the perfect french bread recipe, and just when I thought I'd give up joythebaker came to my rescue again. And perfect it is! This is quite honestly the best t

Confessions of another "Curious Cook" about this weeks Heavenly Cake. Perhaps, I should title this post BBA - Baker with a Bad Attitude . I like to think of myself as positive and willing, even excited to try new things in the kitchen. It was with anx

Everyone Enjoys Easter Picnics Kids and adults alike are always excited for the celebration of Easter Sunday. There are picnic parties everywhere. Kids hunt for colorful eggs and play in noisy games; while adults enjoy the company of friends and family

I love pizza! I am a pizza addict, I admit. Love it cooked with Daiya cheese, love it cooked with no cheese and just veggies.. I had not braved the raw pizza yet.. Until I saw pictures of May's raw vegan pizzas. Doesn't the picture above look amazing?? I

I love to cook, but I'll be the first to admit that food presentation is definitely not my forté. I think this is mostly due to my upbringing on Chinese/Malaysian cuisine where, unlike the French or Japanese who pride in meticulous presentation, messy rei

Spring is probably one of my favorite times of the year! I absolutly love everything about it. Since I do not have a kitchen at the present time all I can do is longingly look at all of the fun Spring recipes. I thought I would share some favorites with y

Even seen a bakery with Red Bull cupcakes? No? You know why? Because they taste TERRIBLE. I blame Heston Blumenthal. After one episode of Heston s Feast (Roman episode) I was inspired to wildly experiment in the kitchen. Merging his pop-rocks which

Last weekend, I got a little carried away grating fresh zucchini to make a Pineapple-Zucchini Cake -- which my husband and son ate with great relish! I don't like to waste food, so I pondered what to make with the leftover grated zucchini. I must read

This cake can be baked in any number of forms - bundt, loaf, bars, rounds, muffins - you decide. It?s moist, firm texture is perfect for a breakfast or brunch. Easy to glaze with a drizzle of powdered sugar and lemon juice - or simply dust with confecti

I was looking for a new h'or d'oeuvres recipe when Ben's mom suggested turkey pinwheels. These are great for Spring and Summer because they are cold, light, and fresh. This recipe made about 40 pinwheels. Here's what you'll need: 1 package tomato