Category: savory
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mexican cheese bread
Before I get into this, I have to tell you upfront that this isn’t an authentic Mexican recipe at all. What qualifies it to be called Mexican Cheese Bread is simply that you use some ingredients from Mexico. If you can’t find them, use the substitutes specified below, it will still be good. I have […]
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curried salmon chowder in bread bowls
Greetings! This is not related to this blog post, but I just wanted to let you know that I deleted my personal Facebook account. Can’t really get into the many reasons why I did this, only that I felt a huge weight has been lifted once I hit the delete button. It was time. Unfortunately, […]
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garlic rolls
Greetings! I know garlic confit sounds a little fancy, but it’s basically slow cooking a bunch of peeled garlic cloves in oil in a 200 degree F. oven to bring out their sweetness as well as make them soft and spreadable. This takes about 2 hours in the oven, though, so if you’d rather not, […]
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pissaladière
Happy Friday! At long last, I made my first, and second pissaladière! Do you ever bookmark recipes in cookbooks so that you can easily find them when you decide to do them, only the problem is you never actually decide to do them? This is one such bookmarked recipe. I think I bookmarked it almost […]
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korean cream cheese garlic bread
This recipe isn’t mine. I followed the recipe from Emmymade in Japan on YouTube, first cutting the recipe in half since I only wanted a few rolls, but I needed slightly more cream cheese for the filling for some reason. I also added chopped chives and Maldon sea salt flakes for topping the rolls, whereas […]
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mushroom mini popovers
I think what I really like about these is how they taste like mushrooms and even look a little like mushrooms! I’m not sure why, but I was convinced that popovers and mini popovers would only be good right out of the oven and would quickly become unappetizing if they sat and got cold. This […]
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sausage cheese biscuits
I feel like we always have some random piece of meat or meat product in the freezer begging us to be used or to just throw away already. Recently we had to sort out stuff in our small freezer, and we came across some “pork sausage breakfast rolls”, which I found odd, because when I […]
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ampalaya chorizo quail egg tart
Ampalaya, or bitter melon, is very popular in the Philippines, India, and other Asian countries. Although I didn’t have any on my recent trip to the PI, I did think about this vegetable while I was there. Which made me think of my mom. My mother used to prepare it very simply, usually just sautéed with […]
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Has it really been four years!?
Because it’s been a little over four years since starting this blog, I wanted to share with you my favorite posts. I should clarify that these are my favorites, not necessarily favorites in terms of post clicks, numbers, or even in being popular among people in my life. Because that’s what it’s all about! It’s all […]