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Let’s go on a world food tour! Whatever you’re in the mood for, from meat-lovers to vegans, from Europe to Asia to North and South America, these recipes are for everyone who loves to eat delicious, simple food!
My goal is to showcase delicious dishes that I’ve made, which I find are (relatively) easy to make! Some recipes require more time, and effort, while others are done within 30 minutes, but, I promise, you’ll be pleased with what you’ve made!
Unlike other sites, I won’t be detailing all of my thoughts and feelings about each recipe because, let’s be real, in the end, you just want to figure out how to make the dish and what you need to buy at the grocery store. I cut right to the chase and tell you the ingredients you’ll need and show you what the final dish will look like!
As a side note, I’m a big fan of onions, garlic, ginger, and everything spicy, so my recipes might be somewhat heavy with these ingredients, or at least more so than some people :) Be aware of this and adjust these ingredients to your own preferences because you’re the one who will be doing the eating! Enjoy!
Recent Recipes
Squid Ink Bagels
Not only are you making delicious homemade bagels, but they’ll be like nothing you’ve seen at the store! Don’t let the squid ink turn you off, the small amount used won’t leave any lingering fishy taste. Instead, you’re left with a firm crust and soft inside which, by itself, would be a perfect bagel, but for these one-of-a-kind bagels, you also get that deep black color for a truly unique bagel!
Spinach Gnocchi with Mushrooms and Bacon
Homemade spinach gnocchi requires a bit of effort, but enjoying the pillowy-soft noodles is just the start. Pour a luscious cream sauce with sautéed mushrooms, robust port wine, and crispy bacon over top it’s pure indulgence. The sauce is a perfect blend of rich, umami flavors and a hint of warming alcohol that ties everything together for a truly decadent meal!
Blackberry Lavender Cupcakes
As a cake, this recipe holds a lot of special memories for me, so I thought I would recreate these delicious flavors in a cupcake! And they’re a big success! The cupcakes have a moist, soft crumble and are soaked in lavender syrup that promise an aromatic, but subtle flavor. Filled with blackberry jam and decorated with ermine frosting, add a smoothing, creamy texture. These cupcakes are a perfect dessert for any special occasion!
Ermine Frosting (Flour Frosting)
An old-fashioned recipe, ermine frosting, also known as flour frosting or boiled milk frosting, is less sweet than traditional frostings but it’s still just as silky smooth. It’s made by cooking flour, sugar, and milk into a sweet paste that is then whipped into creamed butter until light and fluffy. Known as the traditional frosting for red velvet cake, its irresistible taste and texture is perfect on any cakes or cupcakes!
Rhubarb and Raspberry Streusel Bars
May and June are the rhubarb months! Rhubarb has such a unique texture and that tart sweetness that makes them irresistible, I always have to make something fun with it every year to celebrate rhubarb! Rhubarb pairs great with lots of different berries, so in this recipe, they’re paired with raspberries. This pairing retains the tartness of the rhubarb and raspberries, but also allows for the berry-sweetness of the raspberries to shine through! It’s a perfect match and hard to have just one bar!
Vegan German Spaetzle
Spaetzle are classic German, irregular-shaped noodles that are normally made with eggs, so it can be tough for vegans who miss out on this delicious staple! This recipe is here to save the day! The taste and texture of this vegan version is almost identical to those made with eggs. Honestly, if you didn’t know these were vegan Spaetzle, you couldn’t tell the difference, they are that good!
