gen on February 18th, 2011

turkey_spinach_lasagna

This is a different twist on a very classic dish.  I wish I could say I planned it, but I came up with it with ingredients I had on hand.

The garlic and herb spread is definitely the star of this.  The spinach makes a colorful appearance, but doesn’t leave a strong taste — which is great if you have vegetable-resistant eaters!

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gen on December 26th, 2010

company_chicken

 Do you ever get bored eating the same ole tired food, day in and day out?  One of my go-to people to consult is my BFF Lindsey.  Company chicken is one of her husband’s favorite recipes so I wanted to give it a try.

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gen on April 23rd, 2010

korean-style fried croaker

Eating whole fish is very typical in most Asian households.  In my household, we ate pan-fried tilapia and baked milkfish stuffed served with a mango-type salsa.  I love fish, but I hate fish with lots of small bones (like milkfish).  That’s why I really gravitated to croaker, which has far less bones.

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gen on April 16th, 2010

homemade gumbo

What do to do with a freezer full of left-over cooked meats and sausages?  Make a gumbo! I won’t be so bold to say that this is a traditional gumbo, but I will say that this left me and scraping the bowl!

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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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