Herb & Cheese Buttermilk Biscuits This recipe is a modification of Mom’s Buttermilk Biscuits Ingredients: 1 egg 185g (3/4 c.) buttermilk 65g (1/3 c.) canola oil 200g (1 1/2 c.) all purpose flour 65g (1/2 c.) wheat flour 2 TBS flaxmeal 1 tsp sugar 1/2 tsp salt 1 TBS baking powder 3 TBS mixed dried […]
This is my take on Laura Bush’s… COWBOY COOKIES These cookies are the best oatmeal cookies you’ll ever bake! Give them to friends and I guarantee they will ask you for more! Note: the ingredients are in metric so that the measurements are consistent. You can convert to volume but they might not turn out […]
This recipe features Let’s Go Chia! A chia-based powder that makes the nutrients of superfoods SUPER bioavailable. You can mix the blend directly into a glass of water, baked goods, smoothies and more! To check it out for yourself, visit LetsGoChia.com For years, I’ve been searching for the PERFECT go-to banana bread recipe. Keeping […]
My husband always tells me that he can live off of beans and rice alone – that I don’t have to add any variety to the meals that I make. So every now and then I appease him with this wish… But mix it up a bit to gratify my curiosity of recipe improvisation. ;) […]
QUICHE is one of those brunch foods that sounds fancy. But it’s really one of the simplest bakes! Essentially, once you layer your pan with the crust (you can cheat with store-bought!), fillings and eggs, the oven does all the work for you. The only two tricky bits are: – To make sure the edge […]
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I do not claim to be a full-blooded vegetarian. But Cobalt and I do eat a lot of meatless meals for the following reasons: Omitting meat is more affordable. Vegetables and fruits have the best balance of nutrients a human needs: carbs, protein, fat, vitamins, minerals and fiber. The right combination of vegetables and fruits […]
Since living in Torrance, California, Cobalt and I have found some pretty authentic Thai, Korean and Japanese restaurants around town. Not having many of the Asian condiments at home, I find the recipes difficult to recreate authentically. Still, I really enjoy cooking Asian-esque meals, inspired by random veggies in the fridge, some veggie broth, a […]
Three years in — four if you’re counting this one — and I’m still not used to these Los Angeles winters. I just took an hour walk in sunny 70-degree weather whilst wearing shorts and a 3/4 sleeve t-shirt. Sitting at my desk, having just returned to my apartment, I feel a smidge sweaty and dehydrated. […]
I don’t know about you guys but I still have a lot of food leftover from Christmas. All sweets, of course, since it’s been hard to keep up with them. Christmas cookies, candy from stockings, stollen, sparkling grape juice and eggnog. I’ve chucked the cookies and stollen in the freezer for later, I’m slowly but […]
This post contains affiliated links. That means if you click on the link, Amazon will compensate me for each click and/or purchase made. Please consider supporting this blog by checking out (pun intended) the cookbook that I am endorsing. Thank you! Usually during the week I’m not very hungry for breakfast, probably because I’m a […]