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Chocolate-Chip Cookie Banana Pudding

 

Just a simple substitution makes for an incredible dessert!

Chocolate-Chip Cookie Banana Pudding

 

Just a simple substitution makes for an incredible dessert!

White rice with a dash of turmeric

Emile Henry France

 

My lunch on the snowy Saturday we had recently in NYC. Delicious and comforting (even though I made tagine for the first time)

 

For the chicken apricot tagine recipe, please CLICK HERE

 

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Bob's Red Mill

 

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This is my new cooking video, the most popular street food in Vietnam. Fried shrimp toast with sesame seeds and homemade nuoc cham sauce.

 

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I usually don’t dine this late in the evening, but Cha Cha class was a bit delayed. I had to make a quick dinner using some some store bought tostadas. Chalupas are what’s for dinner tonight. I layered them with mashed pinto beans, diced chicken thighs, queso fresco and home made guacamole. Tying in my international theme, I don’t dine out for #Mexican… because I make it at home. I started cooking when I was a tween learning family recipes from my grandmother. I love hosting dinners, brunches and making desserts. Nothing pleases me more than welcoming friends to my home and being able to cook for them. Photo by @citygirlcece #micasaestucasa #MexicanCuisine #pintobeans #cookingathome #Morrisville #adayinthelife #tostadas #chalupas #quesofresco / on Instagram instagram.com/p/2XNXYZjh_m/

...at home...

2-hour (or 10-hour) Pork Belly.

 

Blogged on Tabemasu.

For my birthday.

Story and the recipe on my blog.

These were a big hit, and so easy. I marinated them in olive oil and a bit of blackened seafood seasoning, then threw them on the grill with some sirloin tips, jalapenos, and crimini mushrooms.

Chopped and ready fo dressing - Panzanella by Kat and Kim

 

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Thermapen = 66 degrees (C), DSV = 150 degrees (F)

Päikesekuivatatud tomatiga / With sun dried tomatoes

 

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