
One of our favorite places to eat in Los Angeles is the Korean taco truck, Kogi. The kimchi quesadillas are amazing, as are the tofu tacos and sliders. Tonight I tried making kimchi quesadillas and yum! See my version of … Continue reading
One of our favorite places to eat in Los Angeles is the Korean taco truck, Kogi. The kimchi quesadillas are amazing, as are the tofu tacos and sliders. Tonight I tried making kimchi quesadillas and yum! See my version of … Continue reading
We were looking for something kind of light for dinner, a salad or noodles or something and these cold sesame noodles hit the spot! I was inspired by this recipe on Rasa Malaysia. I changed it up a little to … Continue reading
I found out about kon loh mee when we tried out a new restaurant called The Spice Table in downtown LA. It was so good, so I had to try making it at home! I did a little research and … Continue reading
After a Saturday breakfast of chocolate chip cookie dough :-), this light Burmese tea leaf salad was perfect! Made with fermented tea leaves, cabbage, tomato, peanuts, sesame seeds and fried channa dal, Burmese tea leaf salad is tangy, nutty and … Continue reading
I love those Japanese curry packets, but I don’t like how the ingredients are all hydrogenated oils and MSG, so a year or so ago, I decided to try making Japanese curry from scratch. I found this recipe on No Recipes and … Continue reading
I’ve been making vegetarian Burmese curry forever and my husband always compared it to a dish his mom makes called khao soi. Then one day we had this Trader Joe’s frozen vegetarian khao soi and it was really good! I … Continue reading
We had these simple steamed eggs as an accompaniment to kimchi pancakes. I love the texture, so silky! This is the recipe I used. I’ve recently discovered Korean red pepper powder which I am really excited about. It has a great flavor! … Continue reading
General Tso chicken is a common Chinese dish in the U.S. Sweet, salty and tangy, the chicken is battered and deep fried. I decided to try it using battered and fried mushrooms. It worked great! I also added onions and … Continue reading
I am loving Korean food these days. I tried this recipe on Maangchi last night. Mmm! This recipe is very tangy. I’ve had kimchi pancakes that were more pancake-y and less kimchi-y. I like both kinds! It is hard to find … Continue reading
Last night while figuring out what kind of soup to make (we felt like soup!), I saw the little bottle of World Foods Red Curry Paste in the cupboard and thought I’d make some kind of Thai inspired soup with … Continue reading