
Portuguese Buns – Papo Secos
These Portuguese buns, aka papo secos, are crusty on the outside and light and fluffy on the inside, with a unique chew to them!
These Portuguese buns, aka papo secos, are crusty on the outside and light and fluffy on the inside, with a unique chew to them!
This duck liver frisée salad is a great way to use up a few livers after a successful hunt. Paired with bacon and egg, the salad is hearty and delicious.
These Trini rabbit roti wraps are a play on Trinidadian curry chicken, wrapped in roti. Rabbit makes for an amazing substitution for chicken!
These “Thanksgiving” stuffed turkey wings are perfect if you want a smaller holiday meal, or if you’re missing Thanksgiving flavours!
These haggis Scotch eggs are a real treat! Leftover haggis gets wrapped around eggs, breaded, and deep fried for the ultimate snack.
The Intrepid Eater’s Chicken Rice is my take on the classic dish Hainanese chicken rice, which is enjoyed all over China and SE Asia.
This cheesy spaetzle dish is my take on käsespätzle, a rich German side dish of tiny dumplings covered in cheese and onions!
This German blaukraut, or braised red cabbage is a beautiful dish whose tartness and sweetness will help cut through any rich meat it’s served beside!
These South African boerewors burgers with chakalaka and slap chips are an amalgamation of several beloved South African foods!
This confit tomatoes and burrata dish is an ultra comforting meatless meal, served over Italian chickpea flatbread called farinata.
This smoky chorizo and squash soup takes squash soup to a whole new level! Warm, spicy, comforting, delicious!
This fingerling patatas bravas recipe has the added twist of black garlic in the classic aioli that tops it, creating a sweeter and richer version!
These creamy miso mushrooms on toast are sure to please. A mix of wild mushrooms get cooked down with cream and miso paste then spooned onto toast!
This curried steak and kidney pie is a twist on the classic British pub food, introducing curry, garlic, ginger, and chilies to the traditional recipe.
This Polish cucumber salad is called mizeria and is always made with the freshest of summer produce. I like adding lots of fresh herbs!
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