Tag Archive: Cook

Keep The Kebabs Comin’ (Köfte/Kebabs)

A good friend of mine recently asked me to feature a recipe that she could make quickly and easily. I sat and thought about what that actually meant, because a meal at my… Continue reading

Make You Want Some Misr

Have you ever visited a restaurant not knowing what to expect despite the rave reviews and the allure of a fabulous meal? Have you ever gone to that type of restaurant and been thoroughly impressed?… Continue reading

Lacking Leavened Love (Spiced Orange Ricotta Cake)

Happy Passover to all the Jewish people of the world! As the holiday comes to a close, I wanted to share with you a recipe that I created over the past week. It… Continue reading

Spice Up Your Life (Çılbır)

Trying to find inspiration for a blog is by no means a simple feat, especially when you have a goal of publishing something at least once a week. This week proved to be no… Continue reading

Treats from the 305, Part 2 (Ham Croquettes)

Since my last post, I had the chance to make it down to South Florida for my brother’s graduation. Did I gorge on delicious Cuban treats? I sure did! And I was actually… Continue reading

The Poor Man’s Meal (Lentil Soup)

What is it about peasant food that makes it so delicious? Why is it so popular? As a matter of fact, what is it? Basically, it’s anything our impoverished predecessors created to make… Continue reading

…and you must use GOOD olive oil

There are times when I go into the kitchen and I have no idea what the hell I want to make. I open my fridge, which is usually full of goods, and say… Continue reading

Cream in the land of Florence (Orecchiette all’aurora)

Nothing says fat*ss quite like cream sauce. What’s not to love? It’s salty, it’s fatty, it’s sinful. It’s lots of bad things. That is why Americans love their cream sauces. I think the… Continue reading

Fresh pasta’s on my mind

I think it’s pretty safe to say that everyone enjoys pasta. If you don’t….well let’s just say Dante has a special place for you in his literature. (Joking). This versatile staple of the… Continue reading