by Matthew Robinson | Sep 24, 2016
Crustless Quiche – A Custard Story I am a real man and I eat quiche. To make it even worse, I am an eater of crustless quiche. Yes, a quiche with no crust, no backbone or foundation. This seems even less masculine than regular quiche, but I don’t care. A...
by Matthew Robinson | Sep 2, 2016
Banoffee Pie – The World’s Sweetest Dessert I have never met a banoffee pie that I didn’t think was too sweet. How many times have I indulged in this dessert only to have my eyes roll back to the back of my head and far enough to see my pancreas...
by The Culinary Exchange | Jul 21, 2016
If pancakes are a staple weekend treat in your home, you should try to mix it up a little by adding something new and a little different to the repertoire. Crepes are a common dish in Europe, originating in France and spreading in popularity to places as far as Russia...
by Matthew Robinson | Jul 17, 2016
How To Make Lettuce Wraps When the thought “how to make lettuce wraps” pops into my head, I always think “what a great idea”! I liken lettuce wraps to summer rolls, but one tiny notch better. With lettuce as the vehicle, there is more room made...
by Matthew Robinson | Jul 15, 2016
Crab Spread or Crab Dip? What is the difference between a dip and spread? Is it only related to the action taken in the process of applying said dip or spread? If I spread a cracker with crab dip or dip a chip into crab spread does the spread become a dip or the dip...
by Matthew Robinson | Jul 11, 2016
King Crab Rolls On occasion it happens – leftover king crab. It is a rare occurrence, but sometimes there are a few nice king crab legs left after the feast and these are perfect for making king crab rolls. Not a morsel of crab should be wasted. Most may choose...