Blog Archive for February, 2014
Kofta Dil Bahar: veggie dumplings bathed in iconic butter sauce
To follow up on my comment the other day about how it feels as though it’s not really Winter in Vancouver right now and how it should be Spring, I take it all back. I could complain about the lovely coolness we’re currently experiencing but instead, I’m going to partake in an opportunity to warm […]
For the love of a caramelized onion: Sula’s Secrets
Despite how there’s no snow outside, it’s actually lovely out and how, sometimes, we can sneak out without a coat, it’s still technically Winter (I feel like I’ve made note of this before). That soup/stew/heavy-warm dish you look forward to around noon type season. Curry, is something I personally crave on a regular basis, regardless […]
Just cause it’s wicked cold outside… Mulligatawny Soup Recipe
It’s funny how, myself included, people are taken aback by how incredibly cold it is outside. The other day a friend of mine commented on how Chinese New Year is suppose to coincide with a swap in wardrobe for something less Winter like. Albeit, it’s still Winter here and elsewhere in the country, so why […]
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