You will be surprised by this dish. I definitely felt a sense of indulgence when eating since there is no eggs, cream, or butter in the entire dish. Plus asparagus are in season, so it’s the perfect time to make this very simple preparation to help give a healthy boost to your asparagus. I am always looking at ways to help spruce up my asparagus when cooking, and the crema is a great compliment. It’s not heavy at all, actually quite light, and only takes about 20 minutes to make. This is definitely a repeat dish. Hope you enjoy as well! Cookbook – A16 Ingredients – Walnut Crema – Salt…

This is an awesome egg souffle to try at home for breakfast. It’s fuffy, it’s light, what is not to like? I usually stick to extremely easy and simple breakfasts like cereal, yogurt and granola etc, so having this egg souffle around is a great change of pace. I hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Cookbook – Cowgirl Creamery Ingredients – Bechemel – Whole milk or half and half – 1 cup Egg Yolk – 4 (save the whites) Unsalted butter – 2 tbsp All purpose flour – 2 tbsp Thinly sliced chives – 1 tbsp Ricotta cheese – 1/2 Cup Sea salt – 1/4 tsp Fresh…

This is not your typical pasta/gnocchi dish as the broth is quite liquidy, almost like a soup. However this turned into one of my girlfriends favorite dishes that I have made so far, so it must have been pretty good. The meatballs are mainly made from pork shoulder, which was a surprise since I have only slow cooked pork shoulder for a few hours since you need to have it very tender. However, I guess if you grind it down it cooks like a typical meatball which made the prep easy since we had already made the gnocchi dough. Ideally, make the dough beforehand. It’s so much less to do,…

I don’t think I have ever made good gnocchi at home. There is always something missing, every damn time. Kind of frustrating since I’d like to think I have gotten pretty good at pasta, but this is different. That said, I have also only made potato gnocchi, which I thought was the only kind of gnocchi. Nope. Gnocchi made with potato were the only recipes that I had seen, so when preparing for this recipe, I kept expecting it to show up in the recipe, but never did. Turns out cheese can be substituted for potatoes. Ricotta for this recipe, is that gives the little dumplings their awesome fluffiness. I…

Mustard and fresh horseradish, never thought I’d see the day. For those that don’t know, I used to be a really picky eater, and honestly still don’t really enjoy most mustards and definitely not horseradish, wasabi, and anything really around that family of foods. For me, horseradish kind of tastes like how gasoline smells, just worse and more pungent. I was surprised to find that this was actually a much more pleasant experience, fresh horse radish is lighter and more delicate, and actually quite a nice compliment on in the dish. Yet here we are. This is probably the easiest recipe coming from the Rich Table book and only takes…

Oh my oh my. If you are looking for a change up from a traditional tomato sauce in your pasta, this recipe should be on the very top of your list. Even if you cheat and get store bought penne (strongly suggest against because this is a fun pasta to make), this is a game changer for a sauce that can me put together fairly quickly and have your friends in aw. After doing a few recipes and doughs from here, this will probably be the first place I go when everything reopens. Go try this, seriously ridiculous. Cookbook – Flour + Water Ingredients – Garganelli Pasta – Basically a…

This is my standard dough that I use for non stuffed pastas, and should be yours if you are looking to impress. This is one of three foundational doughs used throughout the Flour + Water cookbook, and probably my favorite to make. I have tried out quite a few different dough recipes, but this one has consistently given me the best results and in the end is easiest to work with. This dough also uses an insane amount of eggs yolks so be ready, about 300 grams, or 16-20 yolks, no whites. I remember when I first saw that I was thinking WTF? Is this guy serious? But the dough…

Back to the Rich Table cookbook! I love a good steak as much as anyone else but normally keep it pretty plain aside from maybe some caramelized shallots or onions, so I figured we could give this chimichurri a try. If you are not familiar, chimichurri is an Argentine uncooked sauce used as a condiment and for cooking. For this recipe, I did not follow the Rich Table guide lines for cooking the steak because they use a grill, which I do not have. I also enjoy cooking my steak briefly on the stove top, and then finished in the oven to ensure the correct doneness. So I will talk…