For the fluffiest results, toss the ingredients together as few times as possible. When cooking, use two spatulas to turn “ one to lift and the other to support “ to keep the hot oil from splashing.
read more(This is the real deal!) The head chef at the island restaurant wrote it down on a napkin for me - had to translate to U.S. measurements. (They don’t measure ANYTHING down in the islands, mon.) They even call it “vanilla essence” instead of “extract.”
read moreServed with a hot loaf of bread and a side salad, this slow-cooker chili makes a hearty meal.
read more¢ Pour oil on a large skillet and heat over medium-high heat. When oil is hot but not smoking, add the sliced beef and brown on all sides, about 5 minutes.
read moreJaktsesongen er i gang, og det kan være godt å nyte god mat på de lange jaktturene. Her er det en oppskrift på en Beef Jerky gryte som er laget med tanke på enkelt tilberedning ute på tur (enten på spritbrenner/gassblus eller bål).
read moreMouth watering crowd pleasing bread - Not so much for sandwiches but great for a breakfast bread by adding dried cranberries or blue berries. Wonderful with dinner as a garlic bread just add garlic to the butter & I add cilantro to the flour. Get creative
read moreWhile this doesn’t quite compete with the cornbread I had at a church cafeteria in Harlem, this is best vegan cornbread recipe I’ve ever tried. It leaves room for additions, like corn, peppers or chipotles. From the Moosewood Restaurant cookbook.
read moreSpray a fluted pan with non-stick spray. Combine the melted butter and syrup in a small bowl and set aside. In another bowl, combine the brown sugar, cinnamon, and nuts (if desired).
read moreLobster Strudel with brie cheese and asparagus served with grilled corn relish and newburg sauce. A favorite from our guests while enjoying the view from our deck!
read moreBobotie is a traditional South African Dish. It’s origin is unknown, although we know that the word originates from the Indonesian word bobotok of which a recipe appears in a 1609 Dutch recipe book. Initially the Cape Malay introduced it in South Africa.
read moreA chic cocktail that gives yummy use for those summer blackberries! Light version of course!
read moreYou can make everything but the streusel a day ahead to safe time. Just cover the filled baking dish and put in fridge. Take it out a few hours before you plan to bake, then you simply make your streusel and pop the whole thing in the oven.
read moreThis is a very simple recipe. It doesn’t require a lot of ingredients and is really delicious!
read moreBreaking lasagna noodles into random shards makes an unusual presentation.
read moreBeskuit (a traditionally South African food), known as “rusks” in English, is made from dough, broken or cut into chunks or slices after baking, and then slowly dried in an oven. It is usually briefly dipped into a warm drink such as coffee and tea.
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