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Category: Pork

ChinesePosted on23rd January 201215th September 2014

Pearl Balls

Among the hundreds of appetising dishes I see on blogs and plan to prepare one day, some are so appealing, I simply cannot stop thinking…

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BreakfastPosted on9th January 20126th February 2013

Tanindon (他人丼) or Tanin Donburi with Ginger

  Some of you certainly know (and others maybe remember from my previous post) Oyakodon, a delicious Japanese rice bowl with chicken fried with eggs…

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HungarianPosted on4th January 201215th September 2014

Székely Gulyàs, or Hungarian Pork and Sauerkraut Stew

Sauerkraut, or sour cabbage, has been made in Europe for centuries, ensuring the precious vitamin C and other nutrients during the Winter. Thinly sliced, fermented…

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BreakfastPosted on19th December 201126th March 2013

Cake with Ham and Olives/Bread with Ham and Olives

We are just a few days before Christmas and I thought that an easy festive snack idea might be welcome (even though this one is…

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GermanPosted on7th December 20116th February 2013

Southern German Potato Salad

Most people have probably heard about the famous German potato salad, but few know what really makes it different from other salads. I have heard…

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JapanesePosted on5th December 20116th February 2013

Okra Teriyaki Pork Rolls

Japanese and, as I have recently noticed, Korean habit of rolling thin meat slices around different vegetables is among the most extraordinary culinary inventions I…

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BeefPosted on18th November 201112th May 2013

Ragù alla bolognese, My Way

If you ask Italian friends or family how they prepare their ragù alla bolognese, everyone will give a slightly different list of ingredients, the cooking…

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CheesePosted on16th November 201127th July 2019

Tartiflette, or Potato, Cheese and Bacon Gratin

Recipes for certain dishes I am particularly fond of were posted when my blog was read mainly by my family, friends and hardly any food…

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KoreanPosted on14th November 201112th June 2013

Pork Rolls and Shiso in Tempura

I still remember discovering Korean dishes made me feel like tasting a bolder and hotter version of the Japanese cuisine. I quickly realised this vision…

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FrenchPosted on31st October 20117th April 2015

Upside-Down Black Pudding Tart, or Tarte Tatin au Boudin

Véres hurka, morcilla, kaszanka, Blutwurst, boudin noir… Black pudding, aka blood sausage or blood pudding (thank you Kelly and Mr. Three-Cookies!), exists in most European…

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