Mayo marinade
This is a quick and effective way to marinade chicken and pork. The mayo ensure spices don’t burn, and it adheres to the cut surprisingly well.
The recipes we actually cook.
This is a quick and effective way to marinade chicken and pork. The mayo ensure spices don’t burn, and it adheres to the cut surprisingly well.
Pulled pork is a great base for dozens of dishes, including sliders, chilis, tacos, macaroni, rice bowls, and more.
Gyro beef or lamb is a great base for salads, pitas, sandwhichs, and other preparations.
This is a restaurant style base for takeout curries.
Making pasta by hand is easier than it looks. It takes about 20 minutes, plus a bit of cleanup.
A plate of spaghetti is a warm, comforting meal. Topping it with a meatball or two elevates it to perfection.
Lemon chicken is great on salad, in wraps, or in rice bowls.
I use this spice blend a few times a week. It’s perfect for grilled chicken or pork.
I ate a handmade wide noodle dish with this tofu that had chew, and depth. This is my version.
This is one of the best pork recipes I know; tender, savoury, and perfect on soups and with noodles.
This technique is surprisingly effective for the effort, producing soft, savoury bites.
These make great patties, sausages, or crumble. I use this sausage in pastas, on breakfast sandwhiches, and in stir fries.
A roasted chicken or turkey is a comforting base for a family meal, or for food prep.
I developed this when trying to replicate a local Greek restaurant’s roast chicken and potatoes. It’s good enough for a weeknight meal.
When we crave shake-and-bake, this is what we make. It hits she same notes with fewer calories.
Vindaloo is my favourite curry, so I developed this paste.