The salty/sweet flavor combination of chocolate dipped pretzels is a special treat that is not found very often in everyday foods. Â You can adjust the saltiness based on the pretzel rods you use and the intensity of the sweet flavor can be adjusted based on the type of chocolate you use. Click here for the recipe & photo tutorial . . .
Filed Under: Sauces
Ingredients: dried mustard, egg yolk, ground black pepper, oil, salt, sugar, white vinegar
Homemade mayonnaise is sort of a right of passage for people setting out to cook for real. It’s surprisingly rewarding the first time you get an emulsion started, and I love being able to make a mayonnaise that doesn’t have any soy or high fructose corn syrup, and has much less sodium and sugar than the packaged stuff tends to. Click here for the recipe & photo tutorial . . .
Filed Under: Dessert
Ingredients: baking powder, coconut oil, cream cheese, egg, flour, lemon juice, powdered sugar, salt, sugar
This recipe walks the line between being a fresh lemon flavored cake and a tangy cheesecake. The layers are baked together so when it comes out of the oven all that’s left to do is to chill it and dust it with a little powdered sugar. Click here for the recipe & photo tutorial . . .
Filed Under: Main Dish
Ingredients: butter, dill, flounder, garlic, ground black pepper, mayonaise, milk, parmesan cheese, potato
This meal is a sort of a fresh variation on fish and chips. The flavors work together in the same way, but because this is baked instead of fried it creates an opportunity for spices and cheese to become the focal point. The flounder is tender but with a crispy crust, and the potatoes are baked in milk, butter and spices so they have everything that makes mashed potatoes taste great but with a texture more like a baked potato. Click here for the recipe & photo tutorial . . .
Filed Under: Main Dish
Ingredients: butter, cheese, dill, egg, flour, ground black pepper, heavy cream, onion, salt, water
This adaptation of a classic cheese and egg pie/tart is a delicious way to start your morning, show off at brunch or as a cozy dinner. This recipe is adjusted to make one serving, so it’s easy to make as many servings as you need for the number of people you’re serving. Click here for the recipe & photo tutorial . . .
