by Chef Zissie | Sep 6, 2020 | Weekday Dinners |
Koftas are meatballs with spices and onions that are most popular in Southeast Asian and Middle Eastern cuisines. It is important to buy a fattier meat (whether it is lamb or beef) so they don’t get dried out in the oven. They will create a lot of liquid which is delicious and can be serve on top of rice, or dipped into with bread. I like to serve these with grilled bread and tachina but you can eat them on their own, with pasta, last minute into a tomato based soup, or with tomato sauce.
by Chef Zissie | Sep 6, 2020 | Weekday Dinners |
This is the easiest and most delicious way to make glazed salmon! You will make the recipe again and again because of the flavors and little prep and cleanup! If you like things spicy be sure to chop the chili pepper at the end, it add such incredible flavor! (If you like medium spicy, remove the seeds, and if you don’t like spicy at all, discard it after its cooked)
by Chef Zissie | Jun 3, 2020 | Friday Night Dinner, Rosh Hashanah Recipes, Shabbat |
This dressing makes this salad! If you want to have extra pesto to use for other things add all the ingredients to the blender except the vinegar, blend it and take out what you want as pesto and then add the vinegar to turn it into a dressing!
by Chef Zissie | Jun 3, 2020 | Friday Night Dinner, Shabbat |
This is one of my favorite pargiot (chicken) dishes. I love making garlic this way because I make a big batch of it and it lasts for weeks in the fridge. I use the garlic as needed in chicken, salads or on crackers and I use the olive oil for cooking or in salad dressings. It is just a win win!
by Chef Zissie | May 1, 2020 | Friday Night Dinner, Shabbat, Sukkot Recipes |
This recipe is so easy and leaves you with the perfect asparagus. They are vibrantly green, crunchy, sweet and spicy. Just to warn you, there will be no leftovers!
