Pulled pork
Pulled pork is a great base for dozens of dishes, including sliders, chilis, tacos, macaroni, rice bowls, and more.
The recipes we actually cook.
Pulled pork is a great base for dozens of dishes, including sliders, chilis, tacos, macaroni, rice bowls, and more.
Gyro beef or lamb is a great base for salads, pitas, sandwhichs, and other preparations.
This is a recipe based on inspiration a Chef John video. It inspired me to make the gyro mix as a base, which I freeze in large flat zip-top bags.
Sometimes I’m craving a diner style griddle burger with a classic hamburger sauce. This is a fairly close match to a popular burger chain that hasn’t made it to our region yet.
This is a restaurant style base for takeout curries.
This is our classic style beef stew. I tend to make it as a base now, skipping the potatoes and more delicate vegetables, which are served along side it during service.
This is a warm, filling soup that pairs nicely with garlic or cheese bread, or grilled cheese.
This is my favourite cake. Cover it in a subtle lemon creamcheese icing, and serve warm. Also makes a great breakfast with tea.
French dressing is a classic early restaurant memory for us. The emulsified version is a North American twist, but it works just as well as an oil and vinegar dressing.
A plate of spaghetti is a warm, comforting meal. Topping it with a meatball or two elevates it to perfection.
This is a classic, comforting soup, perfect for the late Summer or Fall.
This was our kids first and favourite lasagna, and we used it as a vessel to hide vegetables in.
I grew up on oatmeal, and love it prepared pretty much any way, but baked is best.
Lemon chicken is great on salad, in wraps, or in rice bowls.
Fajita rice bowls are a quick weeknight dinner.
This is a lovely, light, chocolate cake.