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News August 16, 2016 Chef Alex Stupak Shares His Favorite Recipes for Summer Pea Dishes Chef Alex Stupak, of Empellon Cocina in New York City, shares his favorite recipes for summer pea dishes. He recommends making a pea salad with sugar snap peas, feta cheese, mint, and a lemon vinaigrette. He also suggests making a mint and pea puree, which can be served with grilled fish or roasted pork. He also recommends adding peas to a cold pasta salad for a fresh, summery flavor. November 21, 2017 3 Delicious Recipes to Make With Fresh Peas Fresh peas are a great addition to any meal. Whether you’re looking for an easy side dish or a main course, these recipes are sure to please. Try making a simple pea and bacon pasta, a creamy pea and potato soup, or a classic pea salad. Each of these dishes uses only a few ingredients and can be prepared in a matter of minutes. Videos March 7, 2018 How to Make an Easy Pea Soup Chef John from Food Wishes shows us how to make an easy
Egg Noodles (Spätzle) with cheesy shiitake mushrooms and broccoli sauce - The European Dish
Easy Egg noodles (called Spätzle in German) with delicious shiitake mushrooms and broccoli in a cheesy sauce. Delicious quick and easy dinner that you can make on workdays. Easy Egg Noodles (called Spaetzle) Recipe with delicious shiitake mushrooms, fresh broccoli and sesame seeds. Egg noodles are a popular food choice in German-speaking countries (like Austria
This and That - Two Peas & Their Pod
It’s Thursday and that means it’s time for a NEW This and That. Today, we are sharing what’s new on the blog, some fun finds, and what we’ve been up to! Please leave a comment if you have any questions or you just want to say hi, we love hearing from you. Have a great day!…
Instant-ramen coated fried chicken appears in Tokyo, instantly makes us hungry, happy - Japan Today
As Japanese food fans ay already know, karaage is the word for Japanese-style fried chicken. What makes it “Japanese-style” is how the meat is seasoned, with a mix of soy sauce, ginger, mirin (cooking sake), and garlic. But we recently came across a kind of karaage that’s Japanese in yet another way…