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Poached Egg over Mixed Root Hash

I massacred my egg a bit- when I put it into the poach pod the yolk separated, so it’s a bit of a mess. After the tian and the napoleons the other day, I had a couple extra slices of sweet potato, red skinned, and butternut squash to use up, so I thought a [...]

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Strawberry Pavlovas with Blueberry Coulis

My mum makes the best pavlovas for Sunday Dinner deserts.  They are a bit of a commitment though- it takes an hour of low cooking in the oven, and then if you want  to avoid cracks, leave them in the oven until it has properly cooled (3 + hours).  And don’t even think about making [...]

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Tomato and Root Vegetable Tian

Inspiration for this post comes from Sauce and Sensibility.  I almost didn’t want to mention that because her’s is so much prettier than mine.  It tasted good, though! We had sweet potatoes, turnips, and red skinned potatoes to use up, so I decided to make a root veggie tian with tomato, swiss cheese, and white [...]

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Going Overboard with the Napoleons

Another Napoleon Post!!  This could make a nice casserole, maybe with some kale sandwiched between the squash layers.  My butternut squash are all frilly thanks to my wavy knife.  If you’ve got some fresh herbs, like parsley, throw them in with the goat cheese, too.
Butternut Squash, Drunk Mushrooms and Goat Cheese Napoleons
Makes 6 Napoleons
1 Butternut [...]

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Nori Napoleons

I have some Nori to use up and figured I would try and incorporate it into some snack food.  I have plenty of hummus, which surprisingly goes quite well with Nori!  Add whatever sliced veggies you want- and aybe a slice of feta or halloumi (!!).
Nori Napoleons
Makes 3-4 Napoleons
1 sheet of Nori
1 Tomato
Hummus
Avocado
Cut Nori into [...]

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This is as Close as it’s Going to Get to Bento.

Do you see the nori cut into the shape of a heart??? That’s as ornate as I could get, a far cry from the bento boxes currently gracing foodgawker with their presence.  A for effort.
I wanted to do my sushi bowl tonight- sort of like a free form sushi consisting of sushi rice mixed with [...]

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Spinach Salad with Baked Tofu and Lemon Tahini Dressing

Food Photography isn’t easy in hotel rooms, so excuse the image. This is going to be brief- I am so tired from work today that I could go to sleep right now, at 7:30pm.
Spinach Salad with Baked Tofu and Lemon Tahini Dressing
Serves 1

3 or 4 slices of baked tofu (recipe below)
Spinach
1/4 Avocado
1 Tomato
Cucumber
Scallion
Feta Cheese
Dressing:
2 tbsp [...]

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Kohlrabi, Butternut Squash and Potato Latkes

You can pretty much make latkes, rösti and râpés out of any root veggies you want, just make sure to drain out any extra liquid before hand by placing in a clean towel and ringing tightly.  I’m not sure the difference, but supposedly latkes have eggs and röstis do not.  So these are latkes, I [...]

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Baked Goat Cheese in an Ancho Chile Red Sauce

No post yesterday as the boyfriend had a tummy bug and therefore could not eat, so I didn’t want to tempt him with my delicious cooking.. ha!  Look at that pot.. isn’t it charming?  Most miniature things are.  Even though it looks like Le Cresuet, it’s not- it’s Nouvelle something or other.
Today I used some [...]

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Egg baked with Goat Cheese, Radish and Mizuna

Mizuna came from the farmer’s market this morning, as did the goat cheese.  It is a Japanese mustard green and remind me of arugula, with a less pungent flavour.
Egg baked with Goat Cheese, Radish and Mizuna
Bunch of Mizuna
1 Egg
Glob of Goat Cheese
1 Radish
1 tsp Olive Oil
1 small Garlic Clove
Wipe olive oil around ramekin. Arrange [...]