simmering
Cooking in a liquid barely around the boling point.
Honey soy glaze
This versatile honey and soy glaze is perfect for adding a balance of sweet and savory flavors to chicken, pork, salmon, or roasted vegetables.
Citrus glaze
A tangy, sweet, and zesty citrus glaze that combines fresh orange juice, lime juice and the sweetness of sugar for a burst of vibrant flavor.
Spiced poached pears
Spiced poached pears are dessert at its most graceful and low-effort. Firm pears are gently simmered in water with honey or maple, cinnamon, and a few warm spices until they turn tender, glossy, and lightly perfumed. They keep their shape but become soft enough to cut with a spoon, soaking up all the flavor of the spiced syrup as they cook.
Flemish stew (carbonade flamande or stoofvlees)
A delightful Belgian beef stew that beautifully marries hearty flavors with the distinct taste of beer. Ideal for those cozy nights, this dish captures the essence of traditional Belgian cuisine.
Millet porridge
Laksa
Gedlibzhe
Tuco sauce
Tuco holds a special place in Argentine cuisine. This rich and hearty tomato sauce is a staple in many households, often enjoyed with pasta, gnocchi, or even used as a base for stews. Its simplicity and depth of flavor make it a beloved dish, perfect for any meal.
Best sancocho recipe
Cioppino
This Italian-American seafood stew has roots in the bustling wharfs of San Francisco, where Italian fishermen created it using the day’s catch. Its hearty blend of seafood, tomatoes, and wine makes for a soul-warming meal perfect for any seafood lover.