https://grantourismotravels.com/russian-dill-pickles-recipe/ Pickles are a wonderful thing. They can add so much flavor to a meal. A few important things. What kind of cucumbers are best? I have found Kurby Cucumbers to be the best. Dill… I love dill. It’s awesome! There’s a reason Nordic people use it so much. Garlic. Oh yeah! Once you have …
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https://thewoksoflife.com/8-chinese-cuisines/ I came across this article last night while looking for something interesting to post here. This hit me. This article looks at the eight official forms of Chinese Cuisine. Each one brings something unique. 1. Lu Cai – think about the Northeast corner of China. Beijing. Home of Confucius and Tsingtao Beer. Being on …
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https://www.halfbakedharvest.com/sesame-garlic-chili-oil-noodles/ As I read this I could almost smell the sauce. Garlic and ginger together is awesome. The fragrance is amazing. Of course, garlic and anything is a great start. Rice noodles are recommended. However if all you have is regular pasta I’m sure that would be okay. Veggies. Yes! I am thinking the fancy …
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https://www.rbth.com/russian-kitchen/334745-ultimate-guide-russian-cabbage-soup-shchi-recipe-photos Here’s a wonderful article on Shchi. It’s a soup trenched in history and is served in verious forms across Russia. We are getting ready for another winterstorm which is going to be very cold. This soups sounds like a great fix for this. The winter version is hearty. Veggies like cabbage, potatoes, carrots, parsnip, …
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https://www.seriouseats.com/how-to-grill-fish While living in Florida for 21 years I came across Mahi Mahi, Swordfish and Tuna steak. Yeah! These fish are the fish equivalent of prime rib. Beautiful thick versatile flesh. Rather you grill it, bake, smoke or ceviche these cuts you will have the most delicious cut of fish. I will always pass on …
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https://jamilghar.com/peruvian-chicken/?_gl=1*owfeja*_ga*TnFBM2NucDhDd01Od0NrNkVqckpYcXBQdlR0aTRWSC1McDhLT1JVbUNPVXdWT2RsRXFLYzdYYjhWX1lfbTd4Zg.. Tressa has a baked chicken I think even Jeffrey Garten would fall in love with. Tressa actually has what I feel is a great compromise for rotisserie chicken if you don’t have a rotisserie cooker. Spatchcocked or butterflyed chicken! What on earth is that? Here’s how easy it is to do. Place a damp …
https://www.rbth.com/russian-kitchen/334713-sherbet-soviet-caramel-dessert-recipe CARAMEL! That’s all it took to catch my eye. This article gives a look at how the dessert came to the USSR. Caramel is one of the easiest things to make. Seriously! Sugar, water and cream. That’s it. And the cream is optional.
https://vikalinka.com/asian-noodle-salad-peanut-dressing/# I came across this salad. With spring/summer around the corner I wanted to post this recipe. For those in Boston I hope spring or summer comes soon. If y’all haven’t seen yet Boston is buried in snow. With more on the way. I am in Southeast Michigan and I am ready for summer. Here’s …
https://www.koreanbapsang.com/15-korean-new-year-recipes/# I just came across this site owned by Hyosun. She’s a first generation American-Korean citizen. On her site she shares recipes she grew up eating. Also, Hyosun shares stores about her in-laws. They also are American-Korean. This particular post through Pinterest as usual. It’s 15 recipes Hyosun will be making for Lunar New Year …
https://lindagoeseast.com/2016/02/10/celebrate-lunar-new-year-in-korea/ I just came across this lovely site. Linda has gone all over Asia. This particular article she is sharing how the Lunar New Year is celebrated in South Korea. I didn’t know that the oldest Son and his family eventually takes over as host for the festivities. By the way if you are a …
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