Recipes for 1 or 100
Hangover food alert! You may have noticed that I’ve been adding more and more cocktails to the website recently (if you haven’t I highly recommend The Pelagic). That means some mornings call for hangover meals. As I don’t live anywhere near a SoCal breakfast burrito …
I’ve been watching a lot of Netflix during the quarantine (who hasn’t) and one of the shows I recently came across was Nadiya’s Time To Eat. The show’s host is Season 6 winner of The Great British Baking Show, and it is all about easy …
Last week I posted how to make a traditional Challah Bread, but even then I mentioned one of the best things to do with said bread is make French toast. Pretty much anytime I make fresh bread I save a few slices for the next …
Ukrainian Chebureki, written Чебурек, is a popular turnover pastry usually eaten as a street food or snack. It is a Crimean Tatar dish but popular all over Eastern Europe and central Asia. Alona’s family is from Crimea so this is a dish I’ve had quite …
So last week I followed the trend and made the wildly popular 1932 depression-era Peanut Butter Bread. I figure, it seemed to do really well on my blog, so why not follow the trend this week and try this Indian Bread Omelet. To be honest …
Scrambled eggs are a classic breakfast, and soft scrambled eggs are my favorite way to make them. Essentially they are just eggs that have been agitated a lot while cooking at a low temperature so the eggs have a very silky consistency. The real key …
Well after making the wildly popular 1932 Depression-era Peanut Butter Bread I wanted to see what other recipes I could do. I like making multiple ingredients per key ingredient, so I already used this bread as a base for my just posted Quail Salad, but …
This maple syrup souffle only needs four ingredients and comes out beautifully every time. I’ve been on a souffle kick recently (check my Cinnamon Banana Souffle), so always trying to figure out what flavors to do next. If you thought souffles are difficult, think again. …
This cinnamon banana soufflé recipe is extremely easy, and it actually makes a fantastic breakfast. The best part is there is no flour, very little sugar, and no unhealthy additives. That makes this healthy choice a great option when making something to impress on a …
This simple recipe for baked egg cups has a few different names around the world. In France they are Oeufs Cocotte, the English call them Shirred Eggs, and where I live people will just call them baked eggs. All you need is an assortment of …
