I saw Chef Brooke Williamson make a soy‑cured egg on a cooking show, and I knew I had to try it. Pure gold—glossy, savory, and unbelievably delicious. I paired it with an all‑time favorite mix of avocado, smoked salmon, cream cheese, and red onion. So good!
Read MoreI turned to Hot Thai Kitchen for guidance on how to make crispy fried shallots.
Read MoreI had to do a toast with the classic combination of burrata cheese, prosciutto, melon and balsamic drizzle. I used truffle burrata and topped the toast with lemon zest for a little something extra.
Read MoreThis blue cheese dip recipe is fantastic after sitting in the fridge for a couple of hours, but can be used right away. Use it to spread on crackers, as a layer on gourmet toasts, and more.
Read MoreQuick pickled red onions are great to have handy for adding a fresh zestyness to any number of dishes: taco night, scrambled eggs, a sandwich or burger, and so much more.
Read MoreThis home made blue cheese dressing is easy to make and way more delicious than store bought. It’s recommended that you hand mix the ingredients gently if you want to keep the blue cheese a little lumpy, like I do. Also, get creative with the fresh herbs you use.
Read MoreThis sort of deconstructed iceberg wedge salad uses steak in place of bacon. Also, I recommend using a home made salad dressing which makes a big difference! Find it in the Ingredients Section below.
Read MoreThis wrap is the kind of lunch that feels a little fancy, a little fun, and totally doable on a busy day. Soft tortilla, creamy dill‑y cream cheese, silky smoked salmon, crunchy cucumber — it’s fresh, it’s bright, and honestly just delicious. Perfect for a quick family lunch or packed it up for a picnic or a party.
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