So I have been looking at vintage recipes on Pinterest. I think some of them are so wacky but still interesting. I ran across this special one. It looked easy and tasty and I really wanted to try it. You can modify this recipe by using your favorite meatloaf recipe. Start by steaming the cauliflower…
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Shrunken Apple Heads: Halloween Decorating Idea
Here is a really simple activity you can do with your kids or friends. It is a great way to decorate your Halloween platters and tables. You could probably use it to decorate cakes. All you need are some apples. Any kind will do.Peel the apples and remove the stem. Now be creative and carve…
Mid-Autumn Festival: Mooncake party
The Mid-Autumn Festival just happened this week on Oct 4. The weekend before we gathered together as a family to make some mooncakes. I hope this continues as a family traditional. As a young child I have always loved the pig shaped mooncakes. Traditionally mooncakes are round but modern mooncakes now come in all shapes…
Eat Like an Eskimo
I came across this recipe when I was watching emmymadeinjapan. I thought it was a very wacky and fun recipe and I really wanted to try it out. I decided to look up a recipe on pinterest and found something I thought would be good. I decided to make a small batch to test this…
Three Ingredient Banana Cookies
Well it is that time of year again. BACK TO SCHOOL. To make it a little more bearable why not make some yummy treat to take to school? I ran across this recipe and wanted to try it out. It sounds super easy and doable. All you need are bananas, oatmeal and chocolate chips. Not…
What’s for Dinner? Cooking for Real People Part 6: Final Post
This is going to be the last part for What’s for Dinner? Cooking for Real People. I had fun with this series and am looking forward to start new series. I hope you have learned something new. As a final treat, I have made a small PDF book which includes some of these tips and…
Jamaican Beef Patties
I have always enjoyed these Jamaican patties from the Patty Shop and have always wanted to recreate them. Well this is my first attempt at making them. They turned out alright but not the same as the store bought ones. I will probably have to try to make them again. The first thing that you…
Fast and Easy Rhubarb Sorbet
Summer time is the best time for an icy cold treat. What could be better than tart rhubarb sorbet? This is great cold treat and really easy to make. It is the perfect recipe if you have too much rhubarb. Prepare the rhubarb by washing and removing the leaves. Cut the rhubarb into small pieces…
What’s for Dinner? Cooking for Real People Part 5: Cooking Equipment I Can’t Live Without
Hiya. Click here for Part 1, Part 2 ,Part 3 and Part 4 Task 5: Think about the kitchen equipment that will help you with your daily meals. What equipment would you want to try? For this post I decided to give you an idea of some of the essential cooking equipment that I cannot…
Leftover Bread – Shake and Bake
The other day I was helping to host a party and I made some bruschetta and had tonnes of extra bread. We had to eat it now or eat it later. Well we saved it for later. We toasted and stored them in a plastic bag in the fridge. I used my food processor and…
