Recipes

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With the cold weather coming, there’s nothing more comforting then a warm bowl of delicious curry… and my favourite is the green kind! This simple recipe is inspired by one that I picked up in Chiang Mai, Thailand, with a bit of my own unique flair added in…and it’s meatless, of course! I used to think dishes like this were intimidating. So many ingredients. So many ingredients I didn’t know!? But I quickly realized how very untrue that is. And not to mention, once you prep all of the ingredients, a lot of Thai dishes are really quick to make....

Kimchi has quickly become a staple in my fridge because of its versatility: not just by itself on the side, but also in weeknight fried rice, Korean stews/pancakes, in sandwiches, even on top of tacos. For a while now, I’ve stopped buying kimchi altogether and started making my own because it’s more cost-efficient, and I can control the spice level and amount of funkiness/fermentation I like. Mild-medium spice, with just the perfect amount of fizzy crunch. This kimchi recipe is adapted from Maangchi‘s O-G recipe. I really like her porridge-method, because it thickens up the kimchi paste nicely (better paste-adhesion...

When starting out the adventure of home-cooking, you may wonder what kitchen basics you need to own in terms of spices. The following list is what I think is a great place to start in what dried spices your kitchen needs! So when I first started home cooking, there were a lot of recipes that had spices I didn’t own yet. Because some spices can be expensive, I questioned which spices were actually worth buying and owning in my home. I took many risks and bought spices that I never used and bought some that I use constantly! One thing...

Average Rating: 5/5, 1 vote Sloppy Joes made from ground pork, onion, tomato, and Asian spices served on hamburger buns with shredded cabbage.