Here with a big plate of soy sauce fried noodles because #noodz
These T H I C C and chewy Moroccan doughnuts are life.
No crispy skinned chicken in this Instant Pot version of classic chicken rendang, an Indonesian/Malaysian flavorful spicy coconut stew.
Stuffed shells get a little bit of a kale makeover – you’ll love this cheesy kale-ier baked dish.
Cute little fluffy, pillowy Moroccan pita breads, made on the stove!
Looking for a small batch sweet treat for Easter? These Miffy carrot cupcakes topped with cream cheese icing are just the thing. Six lil Easter bunnies just waiting to be eaten ;)
Big ass, juicy beef back ribs are slow roasted then simmered with charred onion, ginger, shallot, and aromatics to create the beefiest pho ever.
Sweet and simple, these Miffy bunny buns will be a cute addition to any Easter table!
Get your Easter inspiration right here!
Dishoom inspired Instant Pot black dal in under an hour: creamy, rich, and incredibly flavorful.
It’s easier than you think to make an utterly delicious corned beef brisket at home.
Celebrating 3.14 Pi Day with this Vietnamese take on Aussie-style pies: buttery pie crust stuffed with pork, shallots, and wood ear mushrooms seasoned with fish sauce.
Warm and comforting bo kho (Vietnamese beef stew) in almost an instant with your Instant Pot.
It’s almost Spring! Here’s a list of what you should cook in March to get you into that March Madness mood :)
If someone asks if you want brunch, the answer should always be: YES.
Flaky, golden, and crisp, roti canai is a popular Malaysian/Singaporean street food flatbread that’s perfect for scooping up curry!
This lemongrass chicken is all about maximum flavor from minimum effort. One of my favorite dinners!
Lamb ragu – it’s the answer to: what’s for dinner tonight. Rich, meaty, and comforting, this lamb ragu recipe is perfect over pasta or rice.
Quick and easy Japanese comfort food: thinly slice steak simmered in an umami rich stock, served on fluffy rice.
Making Chinese hot pot at home is easy – here’s everything you need to know!
Time to celebrate Chinese New Year! It’s the Year of the Dog and here are some tips to maximize your luck in the New Year. What to do, what to cook, and what to eat!