Ina Garten is one of the few people who I think I’d take a shrimp and grits recipe from. She is skilled and when it comes to picking ingredients she second to none. One of the things I really like about the way she cooks is that she wants you to be simple but use …
Tacos are so versatile and can showcase almost any ingredient you want. For a very long time, I didn’t eat red meat, but when I moved to San Diego I was impressed with the way the Mexican natives can make Beef taste amazing. I love how a simple mixture of spices and oil can make …
So we are table shopping. What does table shopping have anything to do with a food blog, IT HAS A TON. First off, we want to throw some fun dinner parties for our friends that isn’t exactly a stand up social hour (we have a few stools and 1 small table), so we are recipe …
If you haven’t figured out yet, I’m slightly obsessed with tacos. I live in SoCal where tacos are king and I swear every corner has their own taco place. Some places are fancy and hipster, and some are just small family run places, each is perfect in its own right! Chicken Adobo tacos are great …
Naan bread is simple, delicious and the worst part, you just can’t stop eating it. I was making Chicken Tikka Masala and wanted to make a nice simple meal. I was walking around my grocery store and couldn’t find Naan for the life of me. I was shocked it was so hard to find when …
Indian food has a special place in my heart. I lived in Minneapolis for quite a few years and the Indian food there was amazing. I stumbled into a restaurant there (Nala Pak) when I was 22 and had a life changing experience. This nice server saw me lost and confused wanting to figure out …
It’s fall and we know what that means: soup, stews and all things warm. Living in San Diego it’s kind of odd because it’s always nice and warm, so we don’t get that season, but I love it anyways. I love stews but they always hit so heavy, so instead of the super heavy starch, …
