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Shanghainese lion’s head meatballs are one of my dad’s favourite foods, and this recipe was originally my great-grandmother’s, on his side. My dad missed these so much when our family moved [to the United States] that he learned to cook just to make them – they’re that good. The meatballs are first…
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This is my death row wish, my last supper, my ultimate source of comfort. I had trouble deciding how many people the recipes below would serve – I can eat 40 dumplings at one sitting, and that is no joke. It may be nostalgia or that they are so incredibly tasty, or perhaps I am just a glutton. If…
One of my favourite breakfasts is soft-boiled eggs and soldiers followed by an extra piece of toast with marmalade and a pot of earl grey tea. Even better when you’ve made the marmalade yourself! The vanilla adds an extra aromatic and I find the salt in the recipe gives it a bit of balance, as…
My grandma would start the dough the night before, let it rise overnight and wake up well before dawn to make all kinds of goodies – filled pastries, sweet and savoury, cinnamon buns and kulich. Waking up to the sweet aroma of freshly baked bread is one of my favourite childhood memories. My…
Here is a very Muslim recipe, frequently eaten as a holiday breakfast dish after prayers. At the Lahore Kebab House it is offered in the evenings as well, to a very grateful clientèle. While I was watching this dish being prepared, I was wondering what spices they would use to give the distinctive…
I used three kinds of roses to decorate this cake for the three people I dedicate it to: my mum, Peter and to the guy who left roses on my windshield. This is a light, raw, refreshing dessert that’s satisfying without being overly sweet. I’d even go so far as to say that you could have it for…
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I’m all about soup all the time. To me, it’s the ultimate comfort food, as easy and satisfying as can be. As much as I love smooth, creamy ones, I often crave a chunky texture in my soups, thinking back to the ones I ate for lunch every day of my childhood. To most Russians, soup is a mandatory…
The day on Franco’s sheep farm, which culminated in this magnificent spread, pushed me – a spoilt city boy inside and out – almost over my limit. It started off with sheep sheering, which left my hands smelling of live cattle for days plus a few miserable sheep scarred for life, went on to a lung…
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