SLOW COOKER KALUA PORK AND CABBAGE

We can’t exactly travel at the moment so I’m stuck here reminiscing about some of my favourite foods in Hawaii, one of them being kalua pork. This is such an easy dish to make, all pulled off in your slow cooker. Even though we may be self-isolating, you might find it hard to work from home when it’s smelling this heavenly in your house.

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CHOCOLATE CRINKLE COOKIES

The coronavirus may be taking over our lives lately but atleast we still have cookies. I haven’t baked in over a month. No time due to life, realy. But when I found myself buying treats at the bakery below my office three times in a week over a two-week period I knew it was time for me to start baking again. Thank god these chocolate crinkle cookies were a breeze to whip up!

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TOMATO EGG DROP NOODLE SOUP

After a month of traveling in Europe, I came home to Vancouver and all I was craving was a bowl of Asian noodle soup. I didn't carry what the variety or region it was from - I just needed to have it. So I whipped up this super easy tomato egg drop noodle soup with surprisingly tasty results! Easy peasy and craving has now been satisfied.

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HERB AND MUSTARD BAKED CHICKEN WITH APPLE AND SHALLOTS

It’s a rarity that I purposely cook meat now. Seriously, it’s almost a novelty unless it’s part of an ethnic dish that I’m making that truly cannot be created vegan. I used to make baked chicken dishes, stews and casserole dishes a lot when I was younger when I first taught myself how to cook. This is kind of a throwback but moreso to use up the apples that I had sitting on counter before I left for Europe. Herb and mustard-baked chicken, anyone?

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MISO BUTTER ROTINI

Happy New Year! Is it 2020 already? So you’re either in 1 of 2 boats: you’ve got a fridge full of leftovers or an empty fridge and no groceries in sight and need to make a meal with condiments and dry pasta. Well, look no further because this miso butter rotini should fulfill those needs. You’re welcome.

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