Honey and Soy marinade, this one is for you my darling daughter…..who loves honey soy chicken but cant tolerate the soy. Making this is more of a dash of this and a bit of that and see how it ta...Read More
This is one of the typical side dishes with Korean meals. It balances out the spicy and heavy meat dishes. Ingredients 100g Mung bean sprouts 1 tbsp soy sauce or soy sauce substitute 1 tbsp garlic ...Read More
I have not been successful in finding Gosari (fern brake) so have been using large flat wakame for this side dish. I probably should rename it…definitely either way, prepare the gosari or wakame...Read More
These are one of those accompaniments that vary from country to country, and kitchen to kitchen, basic idea is a refreshing salad that has tomatoes, onion, something sour and with or without chillies&...Read More
This is a festive Bolivian chicken dish. You may have trouble sourcing aji peppers, I use jalapenos fresh from my garden instead. Depending on how hot you want the dish, remove none, some or all the s...Read More
Nothing like fresh pasta! Gnocchi doesn’t need any fancy machines or tools. A simple tomato and basil sauce will keep it the hero. Make the pasta and sauce today, put the uncooked pasta in a...Read More
Adapted from Luke Nguyen’s recipe, it caught my eye when he presented it on his TV series on France. To keep in the low salt theme, have the seasoning mix separate for you guests to add as prefe...Read More
This sauce is fabulous for marinading your meat, be it pork, duck or chicken ready for the BBQ. Traditionally it doesn’t contain the red food colouring we are used to seeing with the BBQ meats h...Read More
You can play with this recipe and add what vegetables you want. I make double quantities for freezing and adding to lunch boxes as needed, or pulling out for unexpected guests. Ingredients 1 cup maca...Read More