Making Cake With Lemons and Polenta

If you had asked me this morning what my view was on making desserts with polenta, my response would have been  not really my thing. I did a little research however and of course was able to find something very appealing to both the eyes and mouth. The more I thought about polenta as an ingredient […]

Chicken and Chorizo Tortilla Stack Piled High

Chorizo is one of those pork sausages that provides amazing flavor to your meals. Often used is Latin American cooking chorizo has a robust flavor unlike most sausages you meet. I recently came across a chicken and tortilla dish being dubbed a tortillas stack which to me resembles a savory napoleon piled high with chicken, […]

Ricing Up Some Cauliflower

Let’s be honest, you like the idea of paleo eating but you are not yet ready to commit to the lifestyle completely. I totally understand. Even if you never decided to dive in all the way, you will be happy to know you can fool your kids into eating their vegetables by serving them cauliflower […]

Rolling Out Some Lobster Rolls

There is a huge debate when it comes to lobster rolls. Much like the Philly Cheese Steak or a Gumbo and Jambalaya, lobster rolls also share a heated debate. When it comes to lobster rolls the argument lies in which is better, mayo and celery or drawn butter? I have tried both version and I […]

A Deconstructed Strawberry Triffle

The art of deconstructing food is simply taking a dish apart and then recreating the dish in a different manner. This is where mason jars come into the mix. Mason jars as super popular right now. People are using mason jars as ways of storing their soups, salads, and now they are being used for […]

A Modern Spiralized Pad Thai

Today’s recipe utilizes the handy spiralizer tool. What is a sprializer you ask? Its a nifty little tool that allows you to take any vegetable and turn into a spiraled noodle. The kitchen gadget comes with different blades for different results but the outcome is really cool. The video below shows you an creative way […]

You Could Use A Little Queso Fundido & Chorizo

Texans have queso (no not the Spanish word for cheese), the French have fondue, Mexicans have queso fundido. Queso fundido, is basically the Mexican version of a fondue. The key differences however lie in how queso fundido is eaten. Rather than explaining all of the nuances between fondue and queso fundido. I suggest you try it […]