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Chicken and TurkeyPosted on10th January 201510th January 2015

Korean Chicken and Gochujang Stew (Dak Dori Tang 닭도리탕)

After all the festive food and excellent wines I have been drinking during the holiday season I found it very difficult to choose what recipe should…

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MISCELLANEOUSPosted on30th December 20145th January 2015

Last-Minute New Year’s Eve Treats

Christmas is over, but I still have several days of lazy home holidays. I keep on reading for hours in bed, sipping wine and eating the remains of my –…

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DuckPosted on13th December 201418th December 2016

Terrine de foie gras (Fat Duck Liver Terrine) with Armagnac

Fat duck liver terrine was love at first bite. The first time I tasted it I was lucky to discover a superior product made by a…

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DuckPosted on5th December 20145th December 2014

Duck Tsukune (Japanese Ground Duck Skewers)

Tsukune, or ground meat skewers, are the first thing I order whenever I go to an izakaya, a Japanese pub (the probability they serve it is…

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PolishPosted on29th November 201430th November 2014

Pork Roast with Prunes and Marjoram

Pork with prunes is such an international dish, I felt a bit uneasy writing about it (UPDATE: it SEEMED to me very international, but luckily…

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SELF-SUFFICIENCY & PRESERVING FOODPosted on21st November 2014

Korean Pickled Garlic (Manul Changachi)

This is the ultimate treat for all the garlic amateurs and also one of the most amazing pickling experiments I have ever made. Submerged for two months in…

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AustralianPosted on15th November 201415th November 2014

ANZAC Biscuits with Dried Blueberries

First of all, I I would like to apologise my dear visitors and blogging friends for such a long absence due to wonderful holidays I have…

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IndianPosted on30th October 2014

Indian Squid Curry

I grew up without the slightest idea of what squid tasted like and when I finally had a chance to eat it, I fell in love with…

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JapanesePosted on24th October 2014

Tofu and Bacon Snacks

Most people, both vegetarians and carnivores, are so convinced that tofu is simply a meat substitute, they are utterly surprised when I say I like tofu most when…

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KoreanPosted on18th October 201419th October 2014

Easy Bok Choy Kimchi/Mak Kimchi with Bok Choy

When you prepare your own first kimchi and realise how easy and rewarding a process it is, you are soon keen on experimenting with other vegetables.…

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