This recipe emerged out of a desire for soup but an aversion to using potato. (What’s the fucking point of eating soup if you’re just going to carb up, anyway?)
This recipe emerged out of a desire for soup but an aversion to using potato. (What’s the fucking point of eating soup if you’re just going to carb up, anyway?)
We all have them. Things we eat that we would rather people not know about. It’s unlikely yours are as monstrous as mine.
This began as an experiment based on a recipe I saw on a cooking magazine site that insisted you could make risotto without stirring. I was extremely dubious.
The sum total of my knowledge about Japan comes from two years of language lessons in early high school and that one episode of An Idiot Abroad where Karl eats fermented fish.
This is the eternal challenge in having your work and your passion overlap in a space (food) that is shared by every single human being alive on the planet -everyone has a food opinion because everyone has to eat every day.
Every year you read the same dreary articles about how new year’s resolutions never work. Objectively, these are complete bullshit.
You typically make fudge with plain ol’ brown sugar. Switching that up for dark muscovado sugar gives it a smokier, more molassesy and decidedly more adult taste.