Learn to be comfortable in the kitchen
Bibimbap I like it cold and I like in a stone bowl. It’s all about a rice dish that has colorful medley of vegetables, one type of protein or none, and Gochujang (hot pepper paste) sauce. It’s also garnished with an egg on top. It not an […]
Chocolate chip cookies were not my favorite cookie growing up. Partly, because I didn’t like “Chip Ahoy chocolate chip cookies,” because they are hard and dry. There are people who love a crispy dry chocolate chip cookie, but not me. I am a fan of […]
The oh so popular Hotteok street food found on the streets of South Korea. I have never been there and I wish I could eat all the delicious street food that they offer. But since that cannot happen right now I will settle for learning […]
Yellow plantains and medjool dates are naturally sweet foods that help to make the whole30 journey sweeter along the way. I am so grateful for these delicious ingredients to make a sweet side dish with my meals. Medjool dates can be found at whole30 market […]
It’s a simple tuna avocado salad when you are on the whole30 diet. It’s delicious and healthy lunch at home or on the go. Of course, you don’t have to be on whole30 to make this delicious salad. Recipe Ingredients 1 ripe avocado […]
It’s been about a third of the way through to on Whole30 I feel there is progress. I feel I am getting healthier but I miss and crave things I use to eat. I miss simple foods like toast and jam. What I don’t miss […]
A very easy meal to make for a side dish or simple dinner. Korean fluffy steamed egg! Will you need an earth bowl? I say yes because this works best with a Korean earth bowl. They are easy to find at your local Korean […]
The truth about 30-minute meals is preparation you do 30 or even 40 minutes prior to making that meal happens. If you want a starch with the protein and vegetable you need to take the time to make the rice or potatoes. Another truth […]
Everybody knows knife skills are fun to learn. However, did you also know that knife skills also means safety and precise cutting methods means best cooking results? As much as it is fun to cut, it is not fun to cut yourself. A lot of […]
Yes, an Asian American Momma can make Italian pizza why not? I’ve been making pizza for the last five to six years since I graduated from culinary school. I love making bread so making pizza was a natural progression of things to come. Fresh homemade […]
Pajeon is a popular Korean ban chan that is a pancake. Easy to make and I like a thin crisp pajeon. If you like a thicker pajeon texture, just add more flour to the mixture and less water. I like to use seltzer […]
Korean fish cakes are one of my favorite banchan (side dish) of the Korean cuisine world. Easy to make and you can eat it cold or hot anytime. This recipe is for a small bag of fish cakes. You can double the ingredients, if you […]
It’s a new year means, it’s a new you! At the start of this year, I craved the simple things in life like Chinese broccoli, also known as Gai-Lan. It’s a healthy leafy green. Last night I made it with a simple steaming and […]