One thing that we love to eat are scallops. However, scallops are often outside of our budget when we eat at restaurants. Last year we ate scallops at Hereโs Looking At You to celebrate our anniversary, and this year we cooked some at home! If we eat it next anniversary itโs probably safe to say... Continue Reading →
Pucker Up, Cus This Stew Is Sour (Sinigang, Filipino Tamarind Stew)
Sinigang is a tamarind stew originating from the Philipppines. It's sour and savory, and it's such an amazing comfort food that even our non-Filipino friends love it. All you really need is the tamarind soup base, and you can basically throw in any ingredients you have in the fridge. We recommend sticking to a combination... Continue Reading →
This Braised Filipino Chicken (Adobong Manok) Heals All. IYKYK
My grandma taught me how to cook this soy sauce & vinegar-braised chicken, and itโs helped me survive college as well as helped me feed large groups of guests. She grew up in the region of Pampanga, where she said they always ate banana slices with their adobo.ย Youโll see adobo made in numerous variations with... Continue Reading →
This Chimichurri Sauce Is The No-Cook Sauce You Can Use For Steak Or Virtually Anything
If there's any no-cook sauce you should have in your arsenal of home recipes, it should be chimichurri. Chimichurri is a no-fuss, no-cook sauce that has strong garlic and parsley flavors. It can be used as a marinade or served as a topping for meat, fish, veggies, or eggs. As for the steak, Elijah and... Continue Reading →
The Foxiest Noodle Soup That Will Tempt You To Get Seconds — Kitsune Udon
One thing about Asian Americans is we always have some sort of dried noodle and soup base in the pantry. We wanted to make something that is very easy, uses pantry items we already had, and has a broth that warms the soul. Kitsune udon is a classic Japanese soup featuring udon with fried tofu... Continue Reading →
The Buttermilk-Brined Cornish Hen Recipe That Proves You Are โAdultingโ
Our first Thanksgiving at home was full of chill vibes and scrumptious food. Elijah and I dressed up for photos, cooked these cornish hens together, then had a movie night with some comfy blankets and a glass of whiskey (we love Irish scotch whiskeys, btw.) It was a night full of simply enjoying each other's... Continue Reading →
A Romantic 4-Course Sashimi Dinner, On Your Couch
Sometimes you wanna get all dressed up and go out to Nobu, and other days you feel like wearing sweatpants, watching Netflix, and eating Ralph's sushi at home. We opted for the best of both worlds - eating a full course sashimi meal while we lounge on our couch. Play some Odesza (especially if you... Continue Reading →
If Tater Tots And Nachos Had A Baby: Slow Cooker BBQ Pulled Pork Totchos
It finally happened. We got a slow cooker. With our ever-increasing laundry list of activities eating up our free time, we wanted to find more quick and easy ways to meal prep (vs. spending a couple hours cooking each night or eating out). Enter the slow cooker - a genius invention that allows you to... Continue Reading →
Some People Turn Lemons Into Lemonade. But Elijah Turns Rice Into Spaghetti
In college, one of Elijah's go-to recipes he would make when pressed for time (read: lazy af) was Simple Spaghetti rice. This meal uses just a few ingredients along with some pantry staples, making it the perfect weeknight dinner. Even though this dish has very little active prep time, it never fails to be deliciously... Continue Reading →