Telling food stories, one kitchen at a time
Known as Japanese comfort food, okonomiyaki is a savory pancake that is all at once sloppy, crispy, gooey, savory, sweet, and umami. Our okonomiyaki is made of red cabbage and topped with pickled pink ginger, scallions, and dried seaweed, but since okonomi translates to “how you like,” you can make okonomiyaki with any mix of ingredients and toppings you choose.
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Southern-Style Strawberry Buttermilk Biscuits will melt in your mouth and crumble in your hands. Just-sweet-enough roasted strawberries add a juicy burst of flavor that will keep you searching for more. This recipe is simple, easy, and quick.
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This Red Pepper Shakshuka with Goat Cheese recipe will make you a breakfast-all-day kind of person. Rich in flavor, easy to make, and good for you too! Healthy, sugar free, and gluten free.
The Every Kitchen has a lot going on today, so let’s get right to it! If you’re here for the recipe — Red Pepper Shakshuka with Goat Cheese — scroll to the bottom, but I can promise you won’t want to miss everything in between. Today, my oldest friend, Melissa, is talking all things Israel in what I hope will be the first post in a new The Every Kitchen series.
Here goes nothing!
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I’m not even gonna pretend like I didn’t eat all of these myself. I know you guys look forward to my entertainment for a few paragraphs before I get all serious about the food, but forget it. Smoked Salmon, Dill, and Horseradish Tartlets deserve top priority. The perfectly cooked crust, the salty, smoky, slightly spicy, herby, eggy filling. Oh. My. Gawh.
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Once again, I’m scrambling to get posts written on time. Thankfully, I find the writing to be the easy, fun part of food blogging. Second only to the eating, of course. There was a boy crisis last night (for once, not my boy crisis) that called for wine and pizza and more wine. It may or may not have been a situation where there was drinking from whole bottles (classy women!), but I can’t confirm or deny this. And the night may or may not have ended with polishing off the last bits of Irish Apple Crumb Cake with Honey Whipped Cream.
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Savory Spinach Cauliflower Oatmeal might be better than sweet oatmeal. Can we agree? Take 15 minutes to whip up this recipe and find out for yourself!
Good morning, friends. What did you eat for breakfast today? Oh yeah, toast with jam? bagel with schmear? Egg McMuffin? an apple? I, my friends, am eating Savory Spinach Cauliflower Oatmeal and I’m not sharing. (I mean, not sharing because there’s no one here to share it with, but if there were, if you were here, I’d probably pretend all my other eating utensils are dirty just so I wouldn’t have to share.)
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It’s after midnight and I’m wondering why I haven’t been able to fall asleep yet when I decide to get up and put my brain to good use. I often do my best strangest creative work when I’m suffering from insomnia. I put the kettle on for a cup of tea and all of a sudden I notice… it says right there on the package… the tea I’ve been binge-drinking all day is caffeinated. But I can’t eat breakfast without tea, so I’m drinking another caffeinated cup and noshing on Bacon, Egg, and Cheese Pancakes.
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You know what would be great? If Sun-Dried Tomato and Olive Ricotta Scones were in a swimming pool. A scone pool! Like when you ate fast food as a kid and begged, “Mom, please let’s go inside so I can play just for a minute all I really wanna do is jump into that big pool of balls and almost drown with the rush of it.” And now, all I want to do is nearly drown in the rush of jumping into a big pool of Sun-Dried Tomato & Olive Ricotta Scones. I wouldn’t think twice about this, friends.
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