For The Love of Food and Making Great Memories
This dish is very near and dear to my heart. It was one of the first I tried as a home cook and am still very open to perfect at all costs. This dish is what I used as a gateway to open my kids up to try new things.
Add some flair to this American classic with a hint of spice and some tropical fruit. This is a very simple recipe with amazing flavors! Pairs well with any grilled protein or served on top of a burger or hot dog. Give it a try. It will change the way you think about coleslaw!
Kick back, put your sunglasses on and enjoy a taste of the islands! This recipe is what we Floridians call Floribbean flavors. It combines traditional fried pork chops with a strong island influence and hint of Asian flare. Tangy, sweet and salty with a hint of heat. It’s all there! Served here over a bed of coconut sticky rice and garnished with Thai basil and unsweetened shaved coconut.
Great side dish for any tropical protein. Also pairs well with mango and coconut cream served as a dessert.
This dish may not be the most visually appealing but it definitely does the job when it comes to flavor. I used chicken thighs, white sweet potatoes, and turnips! Great curry sauce with the perfect hint of sweetness from the sweet potatoes.
For this recipe, I was making Cubano sandwiches. I always smoke my ham just because you can do so much with it. Once smoked, I cut a portion off and grated it up for this recipe. I also did the same with a roasted Mojo Pork shoulder. Ham and cheese elevated to an entirely different level! This is for the most committed appetizer lover. If you bring this to the party, no one will know the dedication that it took to make tastebuds jump like this however everyone will want to know what party you’re cooking for next. The nice …