Asian takeout has always been one of my family’s favorite foods–Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Taiwanese, Vietnamese, etc. It all started back with my grandmother’s love for Chinese culture in particular, and the hours she used to spend learning and trying to replicate her favorite dishes. Her dim sum was TO DIE FOR, Y’ALL. I so wish
I’ve been on this SERIOUS workout routine for the last several weeks, and have been so impressed by the changes and differences I’ve seen in both my body and day-to-day life. Now, to be clear, I’m always eating fresh food that I cook for myself. But I’m talking about really, really getting into the nitty/gritty
September in New York was probably my absolute favorite. I love sweater and boot weather, and I love crisp mornings. The south is a little different…it’s still in the upper 80s during the day time, but the last few nights have been cooling off. And once those temperatures drop, all I can think about is
One of the nice things about living in the South is the extended fall season. I love everything about September (and October) from the slight crispness in the air, to the leaves getting ready to explode in those glorious autumn colors. There’s no better time to go hiking and breathe in the natural beauty of the
Whenever I can make something at home, I do it. I’m not a fan of the mysterious “spices” label that’s on the ingredient list of most foods. Not to sound all conspiracy theorist crazy, but the government allows all sorts of additives to be included under that all encompassing “spices” tag. And you know what?
Maybe you’ve already guessed my little secret, what with all the Asian inspired dishes on my blog, but I capital “L” Love Chinese take out (and Chinese food in general). That said, there’s nothing quite like homemade, no matter what kind of food you’re making. Feeling bored with plain old chicken dishes, I decided to
There is nothing in the world like making some homemade meatballs for your friends or family. I have the best memories of hanging out in my grandma’s kitchen while she fried some up, sneaking me one or two before Sunday supper. The aromatic way they make your kitchen smell is just so darn good. And
A few weeks ago I shared this recipe on my sister’s lifestyle blog, and couldn’t wait to post it here too. I am a crazy, crazy fool for all things spicy, and Mexican food has been one of my very favorites since I was a little peanut. Growing up we used to go to this local
Pasta is a MAJOR staple in most Italian-American homes. Like I’m talking about eating it five out of seven nights a week and always, always with Sunday dinner. It’s fast. It’s versatile. And let’s be honest, it’s awesome comfort food. When I first went gluten free there were very few options for GF pasta out