Recipe: Syrian Lentils
There’s a whole head of garlic up in these cyber pages. By now you should be able to smell it through the screen. I know. You have boys to kiss. Important business meetings and no Altoids. You don’t...
View ArticleRecipe: Lamb Plov with Dried Apricots & Raisins
I’m an awkward girl; I’m not up on fashion trends, my slang is two decades passe, and I’d rather drink wine at home than be surrounded by 100 people I don’t know. Dinner parties can really put me to...
View ArticleRecipe: Mashed Potatoes with Veggies | Irio
I’m a little like mashed potatoes; I’m stable and sure, but I avoid wearing colorful makeup. The last time I wore blue eye liner was the nineties, and it was already a decade too late. I’m destined...
View ArticleRecipe: Greens with Veggies & Peanuts | Kisamvu
When my neighbor Jonathan told me he craves Kisamvu for weeks after his visits to Tanzania, I knew I had to try it. Kisamvu is just another word for cassava leaves, but Jonathan tells me he uses...
View ArticleRecipe: Green Papaya Salad | Som Tam
Whomp. Womp. Womp. Everything worth doing takes a little bit of work. And so it is with Som Tam. The mortar and pestle crushes the garlic, mashes a Thai bird chili peppers, and wooshes the fish sauce...
View ArticleRecipe: Grilled Togo Chicken
What brings a smile to your face? The sunshine? The taste of the ocean? What about security… that lovely feeling, when you know you can feed your family, without depending on someone else. Mrs....
View ArticleRecipe: Trini Stew Chicken
Many a good thing requires we throw our all into it. Swimming, for example. If we don’t swim with our all, well… we sink. Fast. When it comes to food from Trinidad and Tobago, adding a ton of flavor...
View ArticleRecipe: Tunisian Grilled Salad with Tuna | Salata Mishwiyya
Usually, the food we grill stays whole. We put it on a bun, or we eat it with our hands. But today’s Tunisian Grilled Salad takes a different approach. The charred vegetables – peppers, onion,...
View ArticleRecipe: Turkish Flatbread “Pizza” with Spiced Lamb | Lahmacun
Lahmacun is Turkey’s answer to pizza. The flavors are rich and deep, like an old love story. And, like any good love story, each bite makes my knees sink a little closer to the floor. Why? Because of...
View ArticleRecipe: Turkish tabbouleh | Kisir
What happens when you eat a lot of international food, but still get in a rut? Is it like when you live by the sea but get tired of looking at the lapping waves (is that even possible?). Kardamos...
View ArticleRecipe: Tuvalu Tuna
If you ever make it to Tuvalu, you might as well snatch the Tuna straight out of the water, fillet it in the boat, and enjoy the mild fish right then and there. No cooking required. That’s the local...
View ArticleRecipe: Rosemary & Lemon Harissa Kebabs
Summer still catwalks through the August air, unabashed and sizzling. There’s still time to grill, still time to sit out under the stars without a coat, or even a hoodie. There’s time to wear out...
View ArticleRecipe: Ukrainian Beet Salad | Salat Vinagret
Well, hello. Today we’re biting into a very pink salad. There’s not a lot of pink food I can think of besides strawberry ice cream. There’s certainly not a lot of savory pink food. Unless you live...
View ArticleRecipe: Coronation Chicken Finger Sandwiches
Let’s be real. Any chance I get to play dress up with my daughter, I take. Like last week, when we wore fancy hats and had a British tea party, complete with coronation chicken and coronation egg...
View ArticleRecipe: Barbecued Ribs
I’ve heard that finger-lickin’ is not allowed in finer circles. Rumor has it, you should only order foods that are easy to eat during business dinners. No spaghetti, no lobster, and definitely no...
View ArticleRecipe: Uruguayan Hot Dog | Pancho
Yes, that’s corn on a hot dog. Listen, friends: if you’re going to have a hot dog, you might as well have a Uruguayan one. Sure, it might just cost a buck or two, but… They’re amazing. Dramatic. Game...
View ArticleRecipe: Harvest Stew | Dimlama
If it were up to me, every gardener would know about Dimlama, the Uzbek one-pot answer to harvest-time (no canning required). While every Uzbek family makes it a little differently, potatoes, carrots,...
View ArticleRecipe: Cousin Alfred’s Meat Sauce
When I ask my mother how I’m related to Cousin Alfred, the answer usually goes: “Well…” and then there’s a contemplative silence. I can see her running through all our different relations, high up on...
View ArticleRecipe: Fresh Corncakes with Cheese | Cachapas
“There’s nothing hidden between heaven and earth.” Venezuelan Proverb Nothing hidden indeed… except, perhaps the cheese inside a steaming, hot Cachapas. Brittle autumn days require an extra slathering...
View ArticleRecipe: DIY Spring Rolls | Bò nhúng dấm
Today, let me show you how Vietnamese food is like a dream. Delicate. Lingering. But, also, let me show you how their food is like a celebration. Bold. Unapologetic. Before I do, call your friends...
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