SWEET AND SOUR CHICKEN
This is exactly like your favourite sweet and sour from the Chinese down the road, but with fewer calories. Proves that a diet doesn’t have to be all about denial … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Memories and thoughts about food and a life lived in the Loire Valley, France
This is exactly like your favourite sweet and sour from the Chinese down the road, but with fewer calories. Proves that a diet doesn’t have to be all about denial … Continue Reading →
This tom kha soup recipe is perfect. Rich and creamy yet tangy and salty. It is filling but light and bursting with flavor. The Coconut milk tames the heat and … Continue Reading →
We love working from Diane Henry’s “A bird in the hand” It’s full of wonderful recipes from around the globe for poultry that offer something a little different, yet can … Continue Reading →
These chicken skewers are a classic food served in Japanese-tapas style pubs. Glazed in a savory-sweet sauce, these Japanese chicken and green pepper skewers are hard to resist Ingredients Serves … Continue Reading →
Sheila prefers noodles cooked in a broth anytime to pasta or rice stir fries. Juicy chicken and noodles dished up in a deliciously flavored broth. Lots of … Continue Reading →
I’d like to call this Asian comfort food. In her opening paragraph Mandy Yin says “I challenge you to find an easier dish to prepare”. She is right the ingredient … Continue Reading →
Based on the southern French dish, this simple, one-tray recipe is bursting with Mediterranean sunshine, and from the hairy dieters not bursting with calories. INGREDIENTS. Serves 6 12 chicken thighs … Continue Reading →
Sheila cooked a delicious dish, by Madhur Jaffrey. Fried chicken thighs with a spring onion sauce. The sauce was delicious, sharp, with a lovely background of spring onions … Continue Reading →