Hummus and veggies - the snack option on almost every healthy eating post out there. We get it. BORING. Time to switch it up a little by substituting some of those chickpeas for edamame beans.
Read MoreWontons, dumplings, jiaozi, potstickers, whatever you want to call em’, I dig it. I learned this recipe years ago from a friend who had returned from a trip to Japan.
Read MoreGrocery store salsas are just not the same. The key here is using the ripest freshest tomatoes. I used some on the vine tomatoes that I deseeded to avoid a watery mess of a salsa.
Read MoreI introduce you to the perfect party appetizer.
Read MoreHere’s a dip that will get you out of that ol’ plain hummus and veggies rut. Cut this recipe in half if you aren’t wanting a ton of leftovers.
Read MoreDumplings! My absolute favourite. These guys are a struggle to make but yield an oh-so delicious result. Below is a recipe from my friend Zander Hamm who graciously showed me how to make these bad boys. Two flavours are included here – classic pork and a vegetarian mushroom.
Read MoreWhat’s not to love about empanadas? Flaky hand pies stuffed with whatever your heart desires. These are filled with ground beef, hard-boiled eggs and green olives.
Read MoreI must admit that making rice is not my forte. But if you follow this recipe your sushi rice will be perfect. I promise.
Read MoreHere is my version of the Earls restaurant appetizer. Mine is equally as delicious and a lot friendlier on your wallet.
Read MoreThese are quite simple to make if you buy pre-made pancakes from the Asian supermarket.
Read MoreThis appetizer is great for entertaining. Pork belly is relatively cheap to buy, you just need to be patient during the cooking process and give yourself enough time to make it nice and crispy.
Read MoreSimplicity at it’s finest. The contrast in sweetness, saltiness and umami makes this appetizer a winner. If you can’t stomach blue cheese this is also great with goat cheese.
Read MoreYou fancy huh? This is the perfect appetizer for your next dinner party
Read MoreThis is a quick an easy appetizer that can be thrown together in 30 minutes.
Read MoreThe highest quality and freshest beef and eggs are a must when making a tartare.
Read MoreThis is so beautiful, versatile and easy! Note that this recipe must be made in advance. The curing process takes at least one day, preferably two to really let the flavours sink in.
Read MoreThis bread is referred to as the gateway bread because once you master it you get the confidence to move onto the harder stuff…
Read MoreMaking Asian soups is a labour of love. The stock itself is very time consuming but extremely necessary if you want to perfect this style of cooking. Make the broth in advance (it will freeze for up to 6 months!) as well as the cooked rice and the meatballs the day before for easy assembly the day of.
Read MoreWhen the sweet cravings hit these guys have your back. They are chewy and sweet and totally guilt free, plus, they taste like an Eat More (not sure if this candy bar even exists anymore but it was great)!
Read MoreThis is a fantastic side dish that can be served with your favourite protein and vegetable or simply on a bed of spinach, sautéed kale or rice.
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