Thanksgiving is one of my favorite times to cook and spend time with loved ones. We all meet in the kitchen cooking up our favorite dishes. This recipe makes for a great side dish and will have your guests wanting more!
Togarashi Oil is a deliciously spicy, garlicky, citrusy condiment that you can use as a drizzle on just about any vegetable (think roasted broccoli, brussels sprouts or squash), on steamed rice, or on pureed soups.
We love empanadas in my household, and what’s not to love? The buttery crunch of pastry, your favorite fillings, they're not too big, but small enough that you can eat two (or more...), and still feel good about it!
The aroma of roasting pumpkin seeds coming from the kitchen reminds me of all the wonder and anticipation I felt as a kid around this holiday. As an avid pumpkin seed fan, I have fine-tuned my roasting technique to get the crispy, salty, and toasty results that dentists probably hate but floss manufacturers love.
Last August I booked a trip to Mexico City. I immediately fell in love with the culture, people and of course the food. I ventured out to a few other states to experience the beautiful country. One of my favorite places I visited was Jalisco, the birthplace of birria.
Have you ever felt intimidated about making a tofu scramble? It's easier than you might think, especially with the help of a couple key spices and seasonings.