Beef stew
This is our classic-style beef stew. I tend to make it as a base now, skipping the potatoes and more delicate vegetables, which are served alongside it.
The recipes we actually cook.
This is our classic-style beef stew. I tend to make it as a base now, skipping the potatoes and more delicate vegetables, which are served alongside it.
A warm and comforting stew. This is a 3-part stroganoff that covers a few styles of the dish.
Butter chicken was a gateway curry for our kids. This recipe is our best attempt at the warm, delicious curries from our local takeout shops.
This is a warm, filling soup that pairs nicely with garlic or cheese bread, or grilled cheese.
This is an emulsified dressing that’s commonly used in local Greek restaurants. It may not be authentic, but it hits all of the notes of the classic table-side service.
This is my favourite cake. Cover it in a light cream cheese icing with a hint of lemon, and serve at room temperature. Also makes a great breakfast with tea.
French dressing is a classic early restaurant memory for us. The emulsified version is a North American twist, but it works just as well as an oil and vinegar dressing.
I started making focaccia when I needed to find a use for some leftover pizza dough. I enriched it with olive oil, topped it with kosher salt, and baked it in a pan. We ate it with olive oil and balsamic, and it was lovely.
Making pasta by hand is easier than it looks. It takes about 20 minutes, plus a bit of cleanup.
A scalable, by-weight meatball for spaghetti, braises, and the freezer.
This is a classic, comforting soup, perfect for late summer or fall.
Our kids loved this recipe, and it makes an appearance most Christmas days still.
A good peanut sauce is perfect with salad rolls and satay.
This was our kids’ first and favourite lasagna, and we used it as a vessel to hide vegetables in.