Excuse us while we dive head-first into this creamy, luxurious, 1-pot Massaman-inspired curry. What makes this recipe easy, you ask? It's made without store-bought Massaman curry paste, which can be difficult to find, utilizing red curry paste instead! It uses ... Read more →
Crispy Miso Chickpea Bowls with Garlic Sesame Dressing
When making our new Garlic Ginger Tahini Miso Dressing I started craving a dish to put it on, and my mind automatically went to a grain bowl with chickpeas and an Asian twist. So, after testing a few variations I came up with this beautiful Crispy Miso Chickpea Bowl with brown ... Read more →
Quick Ginger Garlic Miso Tahini Dressing
Sometimes when I'm testing a recipe I want it to be one thing and it turns out to be another. Almost like it has a mind of its own. Such was the case with this dressing, which was originally supposed to be cashew butter hummus. Sounds good (and weird), right? Well, it turned ... Read more →
Easy Bibimbap with Gochujang Sauce
Any time I eat bibimbap it takes me back to the first time we visited South Korea in 2013. It was our first trip abroad and we visited friends who showed us around and taught us the way of bibimbap, which means "mixed rice" in Korean. Let me show you my inspired take with this ... Read more →
Crispy Shallot Spring Rolls with Seared Tofu
I've eaten a lot of spring rolls in my life but these have to be some of the best. Why? A secret, crunchy ingredient: crispy sautéed shallot! Inspired by the spring rolls at Elizabeth Street Cafe in Austin, these are the perfect rolls to serve alongside your favorite ... Read more →
No-Bake Carrot Cake Bites
I created these carrot cake bites not only for spring, but as something quick and easy you can whip up for celebrations like Easter, birthday parties, baby showers, and more! They require 9 basic ingredients (that you likely have on hand right now), 1 food processor, and just 30 ... Read more →
Warming Winter Smoothie
Do you ever miss smoothies in the wintertime? I do. I love the nutrition smoothies provide, but often find they're too cooling and can even slow my digestion down when colder weather arrives. After doing some research on the ancient practice of Ayurveda, I discovered there ... Read more →