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If you love cooking as much as I do my guess is you have thought, at one point or another, about starting a food blog. I think that's great! Because I
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Everyone loves this obsessively-good pickled onion recipe that transforms simple red onions into a beautiful, tasty garnish. Get the secrets!
Crispy on the outside, sweet and fluffy on the inside, these Polish Apple Pancakes are sure to become a favorite fall treat! The batter for these yeast-raised pancakes need to rise in a warm, draft-free place for 1 - 1 1/2 hours before making your pancakes.
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Brioche Bread is a rich and tender loaf with a subtle sweetness that is a little bit pastry-like, a little bit cake-like, and a whole lot of deliciousness! It's a versatile bread that can be enjoyed on its own, used in French toast, for sandwiches and burgers, and more.
This creamy appetizer is a delicious way to use up your leftover boiled eggs from Easter. I love eating deviled eggs and I knew this tangy dip filled with all the flavors of my favorite appetizer would be a winner. Serve it at holidays, picnics, and potlucks this spring!
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These Japanese soufflé pancakes are super fluffy, jiggly, and pillowy soft! They are a delight to have for breakfast, snack, or dessert and will wow any lucky guests you invite for brunch!
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Akara is a popular Nigerian food made from beans. The beans is peeled, washed, blended, mixed with a few spices and deep fried. Akara can also be called Bean Cakes\Bean Balls and in some parts of Brazil and other parts of West Africa it is called Acarajé. I know, I know...Akara does not need any introduction, but I have come to the realisation that Nigerians are not the only ones who check out my recipes, hence, the description. INGREDIENTS 2 cups peeled beans 2 habanero pepper (Ata rodo) – chopped Half a bulb of Chopped Onion 1 tbs Ground Crayfish (Optional) 1 tsp Salt 300 ml Vegetable Oil PREPARATION Peel beans by washing in water then placing in a blender, add 2 cups of water and pulse for about 5 minutes. All of the skin should easily come off. Wash and drain till you get rid of most of the skin. Place peeled beans back in the blender, add 1 cup of water and blend till smooth. Pour in a bowl, then add chopped pepper, chopped onion, ground crayfish, salt. Combine properly. Heat oil in a deep pan for 3 minutes on medium heat. Scoop little portions of the bean batter into the hot oil. Make sure the pan is not crowded. Allow Akara for fry for 5 minutes on each side, then flip over when it is golden brown. Take the akara balls out of the oil and allow to drain before serving.
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Ah, bread. You're my favorite. And, considering the fact that my favorite food is bread, I'm a little ashamed of myself. No, actually, I'm mortified. Because I haven't posted a bread recipe on the blog in seven months. I've posted other yeast dough recipes on the blog, but I haven't posted bread &
A plant-based eating routine can still include melty, creamy and delicious meals! That’s why we’ve compiled all of our favorite plant-based swaps into one collection of yumminess. Whether you’re cooking up breakfast, lunch or dinner, these easy recipes make planning and prepping the best part of your plant-based routine! Breakfast and Brunch Wake up and Read on ...
Russian Pickled Tomatoes come together in less then 20 minutes and are only a handful of ingredients and can be made ahead of time!
These loaded twice baked potatoes are the perfect appetizers for any day! Baked potatoes are halved, scooped, and baked again with the best cheesy mashed potato filling. Add whatever toppings you like best!
Fantastic soft and sweet dinner rolls, these crescent rolls are buttery and the perfect Thanksgiving side, or great with soups.
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Italian street food will open up your culinary intrigue to a world of history and flavor.
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Butter Naan. Make incredibly soft, stretchy homemade naan with this easy, viral recipe perfected for 19 years. Better than restaurant naan!
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A classic street vendor snack in Japan, Crispy Taiyaki is a warm, fish-shaped pastry filled with sweet red bean paste. With an eggless batter, my authentic recipe yields a supercrisp and less cakey texture. Follow my tips to make this fresh, waffle-like treat at home anytime! {Vegan Adaptable}
Want fluffy Japanese pancakes but can't fly to Tokyo? This recipe is for you!
These Japanese soufflé pancakes are super fluffy, jiggly, and pillowy soft! They are a delight to have for breakfast, snack, or dessert and will wow any lucky guests you invite for brunch!
I don't know about you, but I don't need an excuse to eat Mexican food! However, in honor of Cinco de Mayo I thought I would share my list of 10 Easy Cinco de Mayo Recipes to help make this May 5th one of the tastiest days of the year!
This Bang Bang Chicken Bowl is cubes of chicken tossed in a creamy, spicy Bang Bang sauce served over rice with crispy vegetables. Then, each bowl is topped with avocado, cilantro, and sesame seeds for a burst of freshness and texture.
What to eat in Greece? A look at Greek food, traditions, authentic, classic Greek food to.ry in Greece, in a Greek restaurant or cook at home
This super easy Fresh Strawberry Coulis pairs deliciously with yogurt, and so many desserts. You'll love the free printable labels for gifts!
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