For many Cantonese people, Sunday mornings are a time to relax and gather the family for breakfast over dim sum (點心), which is a style of Chinese food where small portions of food are served in bamboo steamer baskets or on small plates. This recipe puts a spin on a regular dim sum favorite of pork spare … Continue reading
Start the weekend right with a classic pairing of shellfish and pasta- a match made in heaven indeed! This recipe features tender little neck clams with a white wine sauce and served over linguine. The white wine is a highlight of this dish, so select one you would enjoy drinking for this recipe. I have … Continue reading
Hearty stews are a comfort food deeply rooted in home cooking. A potful of steamy stew is simple, hearty, and feeds the soul. This beef stew featuring a rich, satisfying red wine sauce is bound to be a crowd-pleasing entrée. You’ll need to set aside some time to cook this stew, but all good things … Continue reading
For a middle of the week dinner, sometimes you just want something that is quick and simple. However, that shouldn’t mean you need to compromise taste. Because filet mignon is a very lean, tender cut of meat, it only requires a quick pan searing and you’re good to go. Serving filet mignon with a side … Continue reading
Soups are a great way to stay warm during the wintery cold season. Rich in vitmain C and K, parsnips are considered winter vegetables, since low soil temperatures are necessary to grow and develop their flavor. While parsnips resemble a lighter colored version of carrots, they have a sweeter taste, especially when cooked. This soup … Continue reading
Here’s a vegetarian friendly recipe that features the kabocha squash, a popular Japanese winter squash that is high in beta carotene and fiber. With taste, color, and texture similar to the butternut squash, the kabocha squash has 30% less carbohydrates making it a great ingredient for health conscious food lovers. Pairing this soup with soba … Continue reading
Tomatoes and basil are a staple of Italian cuisine. By choosing to use large shrimps, this recipe unites the crisp, snappy texture of shrimp with the rich, vibrant flavor of the tomatoes and basil. Paprika is a spice that is made from grinding the dried pods of mild varieties of the pepper plant (Capsicum annuum … Continue reading
