gen on March 24th, 2010

eggs-benedict-yolk

Eggs Benedict is possibly my favorite breakfast dishes.  It’s basically a poached egg and ham served on top of toasted piece of bread or English muffin, smothered in creamy Hollandaise sauce. (Drool)

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gen on March 17th, 2010

kimchi-jjigae

Kimchi jjigae (kim-chee gee-gay) is a spicy Korean stew made with kimchi and pork belly.  This recipe was given to me to by a friend who introduced me to Korean food.

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gen on March 15th, 2010

split-pea-and-ham-soup

Thick and packed with flavor, split pea soup with chunks of ham is one of my favorite comfort foods.  This is especially if you have left-over ham.  This recipe makes enough for a large family.

The Basics

  • Cooked ham cut into chunks – You’ll need at least 2 handfuls.

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gen on March 3rd, 2010

ham-bake

I was determined to salvage some of the meat from my ham fail into something delicious.  Since the meat was dried out, the only way I could add flavor and moisture is using it in a casserole.

Although this dish was my salvation, you could also use the same recipe just to create a tasty meal!

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gen on March 1st, 2010

ham-fail

Every year my dad cooks a ham for Thanksgiving and Christmas.  Year after year, it’s always the same: baked ham.  When I was able to score a bone-in ham for less than $6, I was amped to try cooking the ham a different way.

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