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ಕನ್ನಡದಲ್ಲಿ ಓದಲು ಇಲ್ಲಿ ಕ್ಲಿಕ್ ಮಾಡಿ . It was during my initial days in Australia..once, hubby had brought a vegetable called 'Turnip' to home. I thought its a new variety of vegetable which I never used earlier. Its outer skin was purple m

Black is beautiful for the sweetest Fried Plantains. Green is the color for the nutty, potato-like Tostones . When shopping for plantains keep this in mind. In this week's continuation of all things Cubano , I'll show you how to prepare both F

Made this savoury 'Roast Pork Roll' for dinner recently. I can also call it a meat loaf as basically this is a loaf or roll of bread with meat. The only difference is that the filling is of Chinese style roast pork aka 'siew yoke'.

Chinese Noodles with Egg and Vegetables ("Da Lu Mein") One of the simplest and fondest memories of a quick meal from my childhood was my dad's Da Lu Mein, or Chinese Noodle Soup with Egg and Vegetables. So simple, yet so comforting. I haven't made

I am a great fan of Nigella. When ever I feel dull, I watch Nigella's cooking shows. It is really soothing. I love the way she talks and cooks. This is one of her recipes. I am always tempted to try these rolls but actually didn't try because of beer used

Corned beef has always been my favorite breakfast dish. Together with hot pandesal or rice, and a cup of coffee would be perfect to start my day right. Here?s how I prepare this dish: Ingredients: 2 340g cans of Libby?s corned beef 1 medium

Despite having tasted "my" chocolate sponge cake for several years, it was impossible not to try the recipe of my guru mastry pastry chef Luca Montersino. He uses more butter and a little baking powder. W o n d e r f u l ! ? chocolate sponge

A spicy dried curry or rendang is a classic Malaysian dish. Commonly, beef or chicken are the choice of meat for this rendang recipe. As for me, I used the vegetarian mutton made out of mushroom stalks which taste almost like the real mutton p

I feel like whenever I open up the "create post" page on blogger, I have to find new words for apologies. My life really hasn't been conducive to posting, and so it's just hard to find the time/money. Also, I live in a basement apartment now, with no natu

I tried both the recipes from Edible Garden for the Blogger Marathon event.Both are perfect combo and i throughly enjoyed it. Coriander Rice Ingredients: 2 cups Basmati Rice,Cooked 2 tsp Ghee 1 tsp

Hello dear friends readers, I know I've been away for quite long. It was a hectic season and a lot of travellings need to be done. Actually, I just had the new year party at my place a day ago. Yes, was busy cooking cleaning for the past two days. I h

T his time I knew I had to do the DB challenge not because it was a cake, but it was something which I had been planning to do this month,otherwise. Then when the DB challenge was announced, I was so thrilled that I almost bounced off the walls. I love tr

by Hilary Havarti My favorite childhood macaroni and cheese came straight from the freezer section; manufactured by the now defunct Morton Frozen Foods. Mom, always kind of a health nut, never purchased junky "kid food." No Skippy peanut butter fo

I have written some time back in early 2009 when Chin Bee Tea Café first opened up its door to give the best of what Chinese cuisine was all about. It?s time for me to share with you in depth why until today I still claim them as my most recommended res

Location: 2458 Queen St E.,Brampton I d never been to a Boston Pizza before but have seen it many times from driving across four lanes. It is the quintessential surburban restaurant. Oddly, we didn t care for pizza that day and opted for sandwiches

Chicken Karahi Photo by ?-WQ-? Since I am painting a little girl from Pakistan , it made me wonder if I had any cooking recipes from Pakistan. Imagine amongst all those books, there was not one recipe, zip zero! So of course I had to go and look an

Recently, I posted a blog about non-alcoholic Halloween drinks for kids but as we all know, Halloween is just as much a holiday for adults as it is for kids. Instead of bringing spooky cupcakes or Halloween truffles to your Halloween gathering this

From this blog , I've learned a lot about various types of high quality flour,yeasts which produces a totally different taste on bread whether is simple plain toast or country rustic bread. Been upset by lacking of choice we could source in local s

Always excited with NEW, innovative novel creations, I was intrigued when I first read of these interesting swiss rolls from Ipoh. Hence, a recent trip to north had me coming back lugging a bag of almost 6 of them! I just couldn't resist the fun

Tabouleh salad always leads to licked clean plates in our house; basically if we want leftovers for another meal I have to hide some. The dish is typically made with bulgur as the staple grain, but we prefer a lighter version made with couscous instead. T

The CCD?s (Caked Crusader?s Da) rhubarb plant has sprung into action just at the same time I came across this recipe. Nature really knows what it?s doing! I?ve never seen rhubarb and dates partnered up before but it makes sense because

If you want a super-easy cake that people will rave about, Mandarin Orange Cake is the recipe for you! This is the cake to make when you?re in charge of taking a dessert to a potluck event. It?s easy to make, it travels well, and everyone is cra

Yesterday, a friend of mine stopped by with a gift from her back yard. She has a graviola (soursop in English) tree growing there, and we're currently in the middle of the harvest season for graviola here in Fortaleza. She's overwhelmed with gravio

Posted by johngl Back in the olden days, when I was in my late teens and lived in Des Moines, IA, there were these two drive-in style places that had just awesome breaded pork tenderloin sandwiches. The first, a little place called Millie s , where I