An Expatriate's Culinary Journey from the Argentine Pampas to the Minnesotan Prairie
I am the world’s largest consumer of lemons—at least, that’s what Dan used to tell me when we first started dating. I love the sour, acidic, punchy notes of lemon peel and lemon juice, and a lot of the things I make rely on citrus, and of all the citrus fruits, lemon is definitely my [...]
Today, we will be looking at one of the most traditional Argentinean recipes of this country’s cultural tradition. I’ve been wanting to bring this recipe to the blog for a long time, and finally I’ve tested it and tried it and I’m so excited to share it! Many of you might be thinking, “It’s the [...]
My old hometown of Buenos Aires is a city of many cultures. It's a little bit like the New York City of South America, with a colorful and vibrant history marked by the cultural legacies of many immigrant communities. Not many know that the United Kingdom was one of the countries that had a huge influence [...]
Have you ever heard of Asian Milk Bread? It just might be the softest, fluffiest, most delicious bread ever! It’s like eating a pillowy cloud of bread because it’s so light and soft. It’s lighter than brioche, but it still has milk, egg, sugar, and butter to enrich it, which gives it a sweet and [...]
I don’t know about you, but breakfast at home during the working week is a very hurried affair. A lot of times, it means a cup of coffee or tea on the go, and maybe a yogurt parfait packed the night before. I know breakfast is supposed to be the most important meal of the [...]
Carol's Baking adventures 