Pasta alla Norma
A tomato based sauce, pan fried eggplant, fresh salty cheese and pasta. Yes, it’s another recipe from America’s Test Kitchen. Yes I have a fascination with them. Stop being so judgmental.
(more…)Cacio e Pepe
As if to prove that not everything I cook has been vetted by America’s Test Kitchen, this comes courtesy of Alton Brown from Good Eats fame. A simple pasta dish of spaghetti, pasta water, cheese and black pepper.
(more…)Flank Steak in Adobo
A hearty dish of cubed flank steak braised in a homemade adobo sauce, I was amused that this Tex-Mex recipe comes from two of the whitest woman from the east coast (America’s Test Kitchen, duh).
(more…)Shakshuka
Middle Eastern? Israeli? North African? The origin of this spiced tomato, pepper and eggs dish is delicious regardless of where it came from. Another America’s Test Kitchen recipe.
(more…)Baked Polenta
From Cook’s Country, this is a copy of a copy of a VFW cafe recipe with involves a brick of polenta topped with your favorite marinara and parmesian.
(more…)Guacamole Taquero
A tomatillo avocado salsa for tacos and stuff. Super easy and very delicious, this salsa comes together in minutes.
(more…)Classic Pancakes
The easiest pancake recipe that I have ever seen. No odd ingredients, usually everything is on hand. No separating eggs or challenges.
(more…)Chicharron de Pollo
Chicharron de Pollo is fried chicken I devoured in Puerto Rico and is found in most Caribbean islands. The chicken is marinated in adobo and then breaded in seasoned flour and fried.
Instant Pot Butter Chicken
Apparently butter chicken is not actually Indian, just Indian inspired. It remains my go-to menu item at Indian restaurants despite it’s dubious origins. I chalk this up to my infatuation with all things involving tomato cream sauces. This recipe comes courtesy of the website Jo Cooks and taken some liberty with the spices and ingredients.