Perfect brunch, FTW.
3/30/2012
3/27/2012
Tofu Crustless Quiche
How to transform the classic quiche into something special and completely guilt free? Shout outs to all of you who want to stay healthy and fit.
3/25/2012
Mediterranean Pasta Salad
Bulgarian sheep's milk feta + Greek Kalamata olives = Pure sublime.
Can you push "simplicity" over its limitation? Oh, YES I CAN, baby. The most simple dish I made this afternoon almost took my breath away. Just imagine how delicious and fabulous it is.... "Simple can be harder than complex", right back at you, Steve Jobs.
3/21/2012
Orange Blueberry Muffins
I'm very picky when it comes to desserts or anything sweet. I tend to stay away from them because A) I try to stay fit, B) they are often made with chocolate, yes, I am probably the first person on earth that does not like chocolate (at all).
However my sweet tooth cravings can easily be fixed with anything made with fresh fruits. Here, meet my kick ass orange blueberry muffins.
Note: This is a serious killer recipe. I have modified and refined this recipe to its perfection. It's fruity, fresh, fluffy, flavorful and moist. You MUST give it a try.
3/12/2012
Zucchini Veggie Roll
Cruise control, one of the world's greatest inventions, a close second, DST. My heart dances as I walk out from the gym at 7pm with it still bright outside. This yummy, healthy, light and colorful delight is my formal invitation to summer.
3/11/2012
Lettuce Wrap
This appetizer has been escalated to the ultimate state of being neither east nor west. We actually call it "Chopped Shrimp Lettuce Wrap" in Taiwan, meaning there is shrimp inside, you're welcome, America! You can find lettuce wraps in almost any Chinese restaurant in North America, it's been marketed magically as a very delicate treat, um, only WITHOUT shrimp. (shrug)
I just adore finger foods (my favorite kind of food)! Something light, pretty and exquisite. Probably for the same reason why people (I really mean girls and kids) are madly in love with cupcakes.
Labels:
Appetizer
3/10/2012
3/09/2012
How to Kill Your Herbs
Just found out how all the herbs died...
(May contain brutal truth)
(May contain brutal truth)
3/08/2012
Inari Sushi
"What are you making?" I know you're asking.
"I'm making sushi." I also know you're thinking raw fish. No, you sick people.
(J/K, I totally dig raw fish. In fact I will eat fish but only if it's fresh)
So I'm making a different variation of sushi, the kind you don't see very often. Actually it's a friendly sushi for beginners. :)
3/06/2012
Pineapple Salsa
We lived in Thailand years ago and one
of my favorite things was to buy fresh pineapple from street vendors.
They are grown
natively and you can get an entire fruit pealed and chopped for about
$.50. Dry or unripened pineapple is an impossibility and unheard of.
They are
juicy, sweet ripe and readily available year round.
Where I come from (Taiwan, not China or Korea), pineapple has never been considered a sophisticated fruit. Perhaps it looks unattractive and challenging to prepare, or that with mass production and easy accessibility, the value of exclusivity immediately vanishes. The chase game is over.
In North America, pineapple = Hawaii = Mai Tai = Beach Vacay =
3/02/2012
Tom Yum Thai Rice Noodles
I just realized that every time we go out to eat, the choices are always between Thai or Mediterranean; that tells you something about me.
Today I'm presenting you the TC version of Tom Yum noodles.
Labels:
Asian
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