From the category archives:

My Favorite Recipes

Baked Parmesan Garlic Chicken Wings

January 4, 2010

This recipe for Baked Parmesan Garlic Chicken Wings is a must-try. If I could, I’d duct tape it front and center on my favorite recipes list. These, along with Momofuku’s Chicken Wings make me a very happy girl. Forget Buffalo wings, forget even the Hooters wings (I just heard my husband gasp). The next time [...]

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Baked Crispy Kale – insanely addictive

December 18, 2009

I have no reason to dislike kale, but it’s one of those vegetables that I don’t usually buy. It probably has everything to do with location. At the grocery store down the street where do most of my shopping, the kale-in-a-bag sits perkily next to collard greens in-a-bag which sits next to the fresh cut [...]

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Chicken Wings, Momofuku Style

December 16, 2009

I was lucky enough to share the green room with Chef David Chang of Momofuku while we were both cooking on View From The Bay television show in San Francisco. If you’ve never heard of David Chang, he’s the guy that Anthony Bourdain calls the one of the best chefs in the world.” And if [...]

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Jim Lahey’s No Knead Baguette (Stecca)

December 9, 2009

I’m thrilled to share that I’m featured on Oprah’s Holiday 2009 website along with some other fantastic bloggers and good friends like Gluten Free Girl & The Chef, Kalyn’s Kitchen, Stephanie O’Dea, Jennifer Perillo and Fuji Mama!
Come check out all of our holiday recipes – we’ll be contributing all season long!
I’m a lazy [...]

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Super Simple Pate a Choux – Poofy Puffy Pastry!

November 23, 2009

Update 12/8/09 I’m thrilled to share that I’m a featured blogger for Oprah’s Holiday 2009 where this recipe is being featured!
Pâte à Choux
paht-ah-shoo!
Sounds like sneeze, those fancy French words that I can’t ever get right!
But so easy that it can be summed up with this ratio 1:1:1:1:1
1 cup water: 1 stick butter: 1 cup flour: [...]

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