Your guide to tonight's #HomeCookedFeast!
Meat wrapped in bread – does it get any better? Loving the split batch these days. Here are a couple of ideas for how to make Pigs in a Blanket, totally homecooked and doughs from scratch! As I was looking for some inspiration, so I …
You don’t need to eat all you can to eat this tasty snack Never seen at traditional sushi shacks, rarely seen at most others; bring this traditionally all-you-can-eat menu item right to your kitchen! Panko-crusted, crispy, sushi rice cake, topped with sriracha aioli, fresh avocado, …
Our great family tradition Growing up (and since) we have always celebrated New Years Day with (our Japanese) family. This year, with #covid, our family celebration looked a little different… #hochsugimanderson went virtual for New Year’s Dinner! We ate the same meal, but didn’t need to be in …
Nearly the best replica ever Ever gone to that food court and wonder how to make that Korean glass noodle? Yup, that one that you get as a side but never really tried making even though it seems super easy? Try this really easy Japchae …
A sweet delight with a literal twist Ever want to drink a refreshing or sweet drink but make it look like you’re drinking a super strong one? Well, you’ll get your wish with this Candy Cane Martini, but don’t be fooled, this is also VERY …
The oldest documented cocktail The Old Fashioned cocktail, the oldest documented cocktail, contains only 3 ingredients and has made a sizeable resurgence in the last decade. A raw sugar cube, beautiful subtleties in whiskey and bitters for a dash of flavour, here’s a cool Christmas-y …
This Sekihan rice recipe is one of my own family traditions! (Rice-py) I grew up “hapa” in a Japanese family. This doesn’t mean much for many things, but it does mean that every time we get together for any family gathering, you can put your money …