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My Anti-Flat Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe and the Anatomy Behind It

February 12, 2016 by Talia Bunting 6 Comments

My Anti-Flat Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe

I’ve been on a journey to develop a recipe where my chocolate chip cookie didn’t turn into a cookie puddle in the oven, for years. My grandma always taught me to do half butter and half crisco. But I’ll be honest, when you do that, you get half flavor.

I had an old roommate from my mid-twenties who used to make the most amazing chocolate chip cookie recipe with a really complicated method that required like twelve bowls. But seriously, who has time to wash twelve bowls?

This is my chocolate chip cookie recipe I’ve come up with. I share my notes on why I’ve done the things I’ve done.

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Mexican Beignets with Chocolate Dipping Sauce

February 9, 2016 by Talia Bunting 2 Comments

Mexican Beignet and Chocolate Sauce Recipe

I told you yesterday why you should not go out to eat on Valentine’s Day. In case you were getting all sneaky and thinking, okay, I’ll just go out for brunch, DON’T BE DOING THAT. Same song, second verse guys. My favorite thing in the world is to go out to eat and experience someone else’s imagination in the form of food. It is where all my disposable income goes. But when it comes to V-day, just wait an extra week. Let the chaos calm down and return to your favorite restaurant when they are not swarmed with patrons who haven’t gone out to eat since last Valentine’s Day.

Instead, wake up early and make her/him breakfast in bed. These delicious Mexican Beignets with Chocolate Dipping Sauce will change your life, or at least your morning.

Filed Under: All Recipes, Breakfast

Red Wine Braised Short Ribs

February 8, 2016 by Talia Bunting 5 Comments

Red Wine Braised Short Ribs

Valentine’s Day is in 6 days. As a former bartender and restaurant server, the absolute worst day you can go out to eat is Valentines Day, (followed quickly by Mother’s Day). EVERYONE and their cousin (but hopefully not with their cousin) is going out to eat on Valentine’s Day. Don’t join that circus. That’s not love, that’s insanity! Why would you want to spend $300 on overpriced wine and steak when you could stay home, drink the same bottle of wine for $50 and make these red wine braised short ribs?

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Pickled Radishes—What You Should Be Adding to Your Charcuterie Board

February 6, 2016 by Talia Bunting 2 Comments

Pickled Radishes for a Charcuterie Board

I catered a dinner party last week. I don’t typically like catering. There’s a lot of pressure and it’s hard cooking and transporting the food. But, occasionally for friends, I’ll make an exception. Especially if they give me a little creative leeway. I made a number of fun dishes that I’ll be sharing over the next week or three. But today, I’m sharing these pickled radishes in case you need an easy last minute Super Bowl hors d’oeuvres. And listen, READ THE REST OF THE BLOG before you start getting grossed out from pickled radishes. THEY’RE SO YUMMY.

Filed Under: All Recipes, Appetizers

Twelve Valentine’s Day Gifts For Him and Twelve For Her

February 3, 2016 by Talia Bunting 1 Comment

Valentine's Day Gifts for Him and Her

Valentine’s Day is in 11 days. If you’re looking for more ideas for the man or woman in your life, I’ve put together a Valentine’s Day Gifts for him list and a Valentine’s Day gifts for her list. It’s only February 3, so you still have some time to decide, just not much!

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Seared Pork Belly Sliders for SuperBowl 50

February 2, 2016 by Talia Bunting Leave a Comment

Seared Pork Belly Sliders with Pickled Onions and Smoked Mayo

Unfortunately for my brother and dad, they are die hard Redskin fans. It’s a little pathetic, I feel bad for them. But they get to eat good food (like these pork belly sliders), so that makes the Super Bowl a little more fun when your team isn’t in the final game of the season.

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Chocolate Ganache Blood Orange Curd Bars

January 29, 2016 by Talia Bunting 1 Comment

Chocolate Ganache, Salted Shortbread and Blood Orange Curd Recipe

A few weeks ago, I made this blood orange curd and tried to find a way to add it to a cookie, because I was craving cookies (mostly that’s how these recipes come about). Ever the lover of the chocolate and orange combination, I paired it with a chocolate ganache and a salted short bread cookie for a bar that tastes almost more like a candy bar than it does a cookie.

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Blood Orange Curd Recipe

January 26, 2016 by Talia Bunting 1 Comment

Homemade Blood Orange Curd Recipe

Are you sick of the blood orange posts yet? Love it or hate it, this Blood Orange Curd recipe is the last post for the season. Okay actually tomorrow will be the last post because that’s when I am sharing a recipe for Blood Orange Chocolate Short Bread Bars. But then we’re done!

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The Top Ten Pantry Staples Always in My Kitchen

January 22, 2016 by Talia Bunting 7 Comments

Here are the top ten pantry staples I always have in my kitchen

Buying on purpose helps reduce waste (this is also why I avoid grocery shopping while hungry, otherwise I buy 10 cans of spaghettios. Apparently I don’t have enough sodium in my life). That being said, we also need room for whimsy, not everything can be planned, especially in the kitchen. And having a strategically stocked kitchen can help you have intentional whimsy in the kitchen. Below I share ten of my pantry staples that let me be purposeful with those spur of the moment purchases at the grocery store.

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White Wine Braised Chicken with Jerusalem Artichoke and Blood Orange

January 20, 2016 by Talia Bunting 1 Comment

Braised Chicken with Blood Oranges and Jerusalem Artichoke

I made more food with citrus, because a) the oranges in California are SO amazing right now b)I believe food tastes better when you cook with the seasons c) my wallet likes it when I cook with the seasons. (Have you noticed how expensive raspberries are in January? Also how gross?).

I also included jerusalem artichoke because a)I read it in a recipe that I share below b)they are also in season c)It’s exhausting cooking rice, potatoes, quinoa or couscous for every meal. And apparently if I don’t cook a carb “I wish death upon my husband and my offspring.”

Filed Under: All Recipes, Entrees

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