As playwright David Mamet once said, “The Chinese Restauranteurs’ Association…would like to extend our thanks to the Jewish People…we are proud and grateful that your God insists you eat our food on Christmas.”… Continue reading
Perhaps I should have done this before the gift-giving holidays ended. But in my family, we prefer belated gifts, shopping together, and making exchanges. Yesterday, I picked out my very first garlic press, as part… Continue reading
Happy Holidays, all! After a little hiatus from the Internet, that I used to catch up on some quality time with the family and start a new yoga program, I’m back with a… Continue reading
Hello my litte tofurkeys! It’s the night before Thanksgiving, which means I haven’t stepped away from the stove all day. Because I’m continuing to celebrate Vegan Month, I asked if my family would… Continue reading
With surprise family visits and spontaneous trips to Boston, I couldn’t find a minute to finish up my weekend mouthful about my travels abroad until today! Many apologies for the delay. In a… Continue reading
Chicken tikka masala has long been considered a favorite dish of Britain, and it is widely available in London due to the large number of Indian communities. But this iconic dish is just… Continue reading
After a weeklong hiatus, I’m back on Eastern Standard time and excited to share a mouthful morsel about my adventures abroad! Even after calling London my homebase for two months, I only just… Continue reading
Create Your Own Bite #8 Neen’s No-Noodle Lasagna This recipe is dedicated by my mother, who first suggested the idea to me, and is the strongest, most wonderful woman I know. 2 Zucchini… Continue reading
Create Your Own Bite #7 Carrot Fettuccine in Lemon Ginger Sauce 3 Medium Carrots 1 Teaspoon Olive Oil 1 Tablespoon Light Butter 1/2 Teaspoon of Ginger 1 Lemon This recipe makes approximately 2… Continue reading
This “Plate of Illusion” is not the first discovery that’s rocked my carb-craving world. Spaghetti Squash, Rutabaga Fries, and Tofu Shirataki Noodles are just a few that I’ve mentioned before. Sometimes, eating is… Continue reading
