Brussels sprouts had always been high on my “wouldn’t eat them if you paid me” list. They look like baby cabbages and I love cabbage, both raw in a slaw or sauteed with bacon — so why didn’t I like Brussels sprouts? Answer: I hadn’t cooked them properly. Boiled sprouts produce bland sprouts. Seasoned well, roasted
I’ve enjoyed tonkatsu many times in Japanese restaurants but it’s quick and easy to make at home. Katsu can be made with either pork or chicken cutlets but I find pork more forgiving if it ends up slightly overcooked. At a restaurant, a typical katsu dish often includes thinly shredded cabbage or lettuce and white
Lamb is a staple in Greek dishes and as often as not, many lamb recipes include the traditional seasonings of mint, dill, rosemary, oregano, and even cinnamon. I enjoy Greek cuisine but it’s not my favorite flavor profile. For my own recipe, I decided to pare it down, using seasonings that I prefer so that
