Who Wants Jambalaya?” The word “Jambalaya” always reminds me of “Seinfeld”, when Newman almost sings the word as he describes the dish: but I got my inspiration from one of New Orleans’ greatest restaurants! Commander’s Palace has been a New… Read More ›
I love to share recipes from Chefs across social media – and because I follow Michiel and Jean’s terrific website “Cook and Drink”, I cam across this. Yesterday, April 27th, they posted this: “we celebrate the birthday of the King… Read More ›
Chef Mimi Cooks A Traditional Italian Octopus Stew! I’m sharing a great new recipe from Chef Mimi, who posted on her blog the inspiration for the dish! Mimi posts that the recipe she found is from the blog Vincenzo’s Plate, but… Read More ›
Carol’s Culinary Journey Around The World Bites Into India! My blogging friend Carol has another installment in her terrific look at food from “A – Z!” This time, she explores the incredible culinary history of India: Carol’s stories are filled… Read More ›
Meet The Rao’s! There is a restaurant in East Harlem that has been open since 1896 – run by multi-generations of the Rao family. Two years ago, I shared this story of trying to replicate their famous Meatball recipe –… Read More ›
Robbie’s Latest Culinary Masterpiece! The terrific Blogger, Author and Chef Robbie Cheadle shared this photo with all of us – she made her son a guitar cake for this 18th birthday – wow! Robbie made it part of a great… Read More ›
Who Wants To Be Healthy? I Do! If you read this blog you know I share stories of cheeseburgers, vertical lasagna and other dishes they may not be “calorie free” – but I also love to cook healthy as well… Read More ›
I have shared many recipes from Carol, who always has great insight on the history and culture of what she shares….today is “Hunglay Curry! As she posted on her blog: “Hunglay curry is very popular in Northern Thailand, the curry… Read More ›
Who Wants A Bite Of “Vertical Lasagna?” As you all know by now, I love food, I love unique preparations and flavors, and this ranks as one of my favorite dishes of all time – because it’s bakes Lasagna served vertically!… Read More ›
Who’s Hungry For Okonomiyaki? Well I was, and what you see above is the real thing: that my wife, son and friend made in Tokyo! More on that later, but first, what is “Okonomiyaki?” Here’s how wikipedia describes it: “Okonomiyaki… Read More ›
Bite! Eat! Repeat! 