Roasted Chicken with Olives and Prunes: A Marbella Masterpiece There are certain dishes that transport me back to a specific moment, a feeling, a memory so potent it’s almost as if I can taste it again. For me, that’s Chicken Marbella. I first encountered this dish during a bustling family gathering, the air thick with … Read more
Kathy’s Potato Dumplings (Kartoffelklosse): A Comforting Taste of Tradition There’s something profoundly comforting about a dish that transports you back to cherished memories. For me, Kathy’s Potato Dumplings, or Kartoffelklosse, evoke the warmth of a bustling family kitchen, the scent of roasting meat, and the satisfying heft of a perfectly executed meal. I recall my … Read more
Zurie’s Pork Tenderloin with Yoghurt, Mustard, and Prunes There are some dishes that just feel like a warm hug on a plate, and Zurie’s Pork Tenderloin with Yoghurt, Mustard, and Prunes is undeniably one of them. I remember the first time I tasted this dish, it was at a small, unassuming bistro tucked away on … Read more
Walnut-Stuffed Chocolate-Covered Prunes: A Symphony of Sweetness and Sophistication There are certain treats that transcend seasons and celebrations, becoming cherished companions for life’s special moments. For me, walnut-stuffed chocolate-covered prunes hold such a place. I first encountered these exquisite confections during a particularly memorable Easter gathering, where they were presented as a jewel-toned finale to … Read more
The Enchanting Individual Irish Pudding Cake: A Hug in a Ramekin There’s a certain magic in food that bridges tradition and comfort, and for me, the Individual Irish Pudding Cake holds a special place in that realm. I remember my grandmother, a woman whose kitchen always smelled of warm spices and simmering goodness, making these … Read more
A Culinary Journey with Windsor Canada Goose There are certain dishes that evoke a visceral sense of place and time, and for me, the preparation of a whole goose is one of them. I recall my first proper goose roast, not from a farm, but a wild one, gifted by a friend who’d spent a … Read more