Category: Recipes

How I Make Three Cheese Mac N’ Cheese Pizza

Don’t know where to put yout leftover Mac N’ Cheese? One fun way is to top it on pizza! This fusion of two Italian dishes may seem weird but it exists! The streets of America has it. Pizza Hut Australia has it. Why can’t we have it? However, in my case, I have a leftover

How I Make Japanese Rice Omelette

Omurice is a Japanese dish consisting of omelette made with fried rice and thin runny scrambled eggs. I’ve seen how this masterpiece is done on TikTok clips and Netflix documentaries and it requires precision when cooking. It is wobbly when placed over rice and creamy and fluffy when flapped open. As a person who prefers

How I Make Apple Gouda Canapé

Last week, my mom gave me a board of charcuterie for my birthday. She knows how I love it. She knows that I’ll be able to finish a big box all by myself. That’s how I love cured meats and cheese. On its last day, when the cured meat slices were gone, I decided to

How I Make Candied Chestnuts

You know that it is near Christmas season in the Philippines when chestnuts are being brought by my mom to our house. We usually cook chestnuts by merely roasting them. But in other countries such as France, chestnuts are candied and are called Marrons Glaces. It can be an ingredient in many desserts. It can

How I Make Singaporean Pineapple Gin Sling

I was on the “Singapore” episode of Netflix’s Somebody Feed Phil and I discovered another attractive drink from this Southeast Asian city. The Singapore Sling is a gin-based cocktail developed by Ngiam Tong Boon, a barista at Long Bar in Raffles Hotel. By that time, it was socially unacceptable for women to drink alcohol in

How I Make Homemade Sardines In Tomato Sauce

Sardines was introduced to me as a canned fish either in tomato sauce or olive oil. When we hear of sardines, we initially think of the ones in cans instead of the fresh ones because it’s a fish that we don’t usually buy from the wet market and cook it at home. It’s a fish

How I Make Finnish Salmon Soup

As I continued to watch Netflix’s Somebody Feed Phil and streamed the “Helsinki” episode, I discovered another gem that, I think, I should cook and eat at home. I found out that Finland and other Nordic countries have this amazing soup called Lohikeitto. It’s made with salmon chunks, carrots and potatoes. It’s guaranteed to warm

How I Make Hawaiian Tuna Rice Bowl

You know how I love sashimi and anything related to it! Therefore, this includes poke bowls, the Hawaiian version of sashimi bowl.  Poke is a traditional Hawaiian dish, which takes a lot of influence from Japanese food. Traditionally, poke is made from raw fish, cut into bite-sized pieces, marinated with whatever flavoring you want and

How I Make Herring Open Sandwich

While herring is common in European countries, in the Philippines, herring is a rare find. So when a friend presented us with imported goods last Christmas, the canned herring was ignored. Therefore, I came up with a smørrebrød recipe to utilize the canned herring before it expires. Smørrebrød is basically an open-faced sandwich, piled with

How I Make Baked Almond Brie Dip

Did I tell you that my favorite cheese is Brie? Made using milk from either cows or goats, Brie has this flavor that is soothing and mellow. It’s not hard to love. Brie is so good that I can’t help but have a bite of this cheese before I could begin making the dip. My