These quesadillas don’t have to be limited to pork. I happened to have some leftover from a double batch of this recipe. Stuff them with chicken or leftover sliced steak if you have it on hand. The beauty of pre-stuffed… Continue Reading
A tagine this soul warming should not just be reserved for cool weather days. There is something beautiful about filling your kitchen with the aroma of these warm spices and gently stewed chicken. The olives are optional but I love… Continue Reading
I recently visited with friends at their gorgeous cottage on Lake Muskoka and was treated to a dinner of the most delicious paella. Jeff’s paella was cooked over an open flame on their BBQ and it was incredible! The technique of carefully… Continue Reading
Leftover pesto makes for an incredibly flavorful and easy marinade. I’ve used a basil-based pesto here but others, like this radish top pesto or an arugula pesto will work equally well. Cutting the chicken in half reduces the cooking time and… Continue Reading
My friend Derek visited me in Toronto and said I needed to add a chicken wing recipe to the mix. He was right! I’m actually way late in posting this recipe – sorry! These sticky morsels were the staple for Superbowl… Continue Reading
I know, I recently posted a chicken soup to the blog but I’m 2 boxes of Kleenex deep and am in serious need of a pick me up. This soup was probably the only thing I could muster up the energy… Continue Reading
My grandma used to make a curry like this but without the tomatoes. I like their acidity to balance out the richness of the coconut milk and how they help to mellow out the spices. To be fair, my grandma… Continue Reading
This is the kind of soup that warms your soul on a cold day. A big bowl of this is hearty enough for lunch and can definitely keep you going until dinner time. Hearty Chicken Soup 1 Tbsp olive oil 1 large… Continue Reading
This bowl of noodle soup has some serious sass my friends. It is a hot mess and will have you slurping, sniffling and satisfied. That soft boiled egg is a thing of perfection. Reduce the amount of chili and spice for… Continue Reading
This post is more about the marinade than the fish. In fact, you can easily replace the salmon with chicken, pork or even firm tofu if fish isn’t really your thing. My mom used to make a simple soy-based marinade… Continue Reading
