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The lovely aroma of fresh ginger, soy sauce, sesame oil, scallions and cilantro filled my kitchen when I made these for dinner a few nights ago. Those ingredients alone make my mouth water. I am almost always up for Chinese or Thai food, but thinking about how a lot of that stuff is prepared makes [...]
I’ve always called these gingersnaps, but they cannot accurately have that name since there is very little “snap” to them in texture. If you’re looking for a crispy gingersnap, this is not the cookie for you. These cookies are incredibly delicious and something that always makes me think of this time of year. After I [...]
My plan for dinner was a ginger sesame marinated pork tenderloin, basmati rice and steamed broccoli. Isn’t that awfully easy…and awfully boring? I found this recipe for roasted broccoli and snap peas made extra delicious with a light sauce of sesame oil, orange zest, cilantro, honey, fresh ginger, garlic and sambal oelek. So glad I [...]
To go with Pioneer Woman’s flank steak, I was in search of a side dish. Rice would have been fine, and then maybe a salad or some steamed asparagus. But that just seemed kinda boring and not the perfect summer side. Thankfully, I came across a perfect summer side dish recipe from Erin at vittles for [...]
The moment I saw this challenge I had a sinking feeling in my stomach. Steamed pudding. As in British steamed pudding. Really? And get this. I was supposed to use SUET! Where would I find suet? A better question is, what exactly is suet? The April 2010 Daring Bakers’ challenge was hosted by Esther [...]
These are lovely and delicious. Fresh flavors with just enough sweetness. Fall apart goodness with pieces of spicy, sweet ginger. I found the recipe on Epicurious. It is a basic scone recipe consisting of simple and pure ingredients: chilled butter, flour, cream, salt, sugar and baking powder. They stray from the basic scone with the [...]
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