H.F. Changs
If you have a history of trouble making tofu palatable, give this recipe a shot. If you follow my instructions for cooking the tofu, you should get a nice texture, and if you don’t quite get it right, the sauce … Continue reading
If you have a history of trouble making tofu palatable, give this recipe a shot. If you follow my instructions for cooking the tofu, you should get a nice texture, and if you don’t quite get it right, the sauce … Continue reading
If you grew up around these parts, chances are you’ve been served Tuna Noodle Casserole for dinner. I had a strange affinity for it as a kid, but like so many things nostalgic, expectations are rarely fulfilled upon revisitation (cotton … Continue reading
I hope that in writing my recipes I come across as flexible. The last thing I would ever want to imply to my readers is that there is one correct way to cook something, or even worse, that following a … Continue reading
Really great Phad Thai is not difficult to make. In fact, it can easily be done in 30 minutes – faster than you can get it delivered. There are loads of different recipes for this dish out there (and I … Continue reading
I’ve said it before and it’s worth repeating – a well composed salad is, to me, the most delightful part of a meal. Don’t get me wrong, I am not so highbrow that I cannot enjoy a Jell-O salad (just … Continue reading
I am not a vegetarian, but I play one at work. I am constantly trying to create new vegetarian dishes to inspire both myself and (more importantly) my clients, and these lentil cakes are a new favorite. Black lentils hold … Continue reading