Recipes

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Lemme get a couple things straight…
- On the offchance that you haven’t noticed, I really love food. (I live to eat, not the other way around.) I heard that the average person eats 100,000 meals in his/her lifetime, and I intend to make each one count!
- A number of the recipes (especially my BS Cooking recipes) don’t really include exact measurements because I usually don’t actually have access to measuring spoons and the like (I actually possess some now, but sometimes, it’s easier to eyeball and I don’t like having to wash a billion things; ain’t nobody got time for that!). My apologies in advance!
- I’m a super-frugal Asian living in a world of student debt because med school’s pretty expensive; many of these recipes may reflect this.
- I tend to tweak recipes in accordance to my own food preferences, dietary restrictions and/or whatever I have in the kitchen, or if I don’t feel like clogging my arteries too much. Feel free to do the same!
- This is what I like to keep stocked in my pantry/fridge/freezer!
Where do these recipes come from?
- In my free time, I like to
look atstalk food/recipe blogs and copy down the things that look appealing. This addiction has only gotten exponentially worse since my discovery of (1) OneNote and (2) pinterest. - Other recipes come from my dad, friends, my church, magazines, recipe books, and what I like to refer to as “kitchen experiments” (yes, it’s exactly what it sounds like; they’re usually successful though!?).
What won’t I be able to find in these recipes?
- I’m a Seventh-Day Adventist => no pork or seafood other than fish. This may be in your favor because there have been several articles written about how SDA’s, on average, have a life expectancy of an entire decade more than the average American citizen. Hooray hooray! As of this moment, I’m one of the only meat-consuming individuals at my church–most of them are vegan/vegetarian, and I’m working on gathering recipes from all of em’ because they’re amazing cooks!
- I may be slightly lactose-intolerant, so I don’t like most types of cheeses (you may notice that I am a fan of mozzarella though), and I tend to shy away from milk (soy/almond/coconut milk all the way!).
- I generally eat pretty healthily, so most of these recipes are low-sodium, low-fat, low sugar…all the works. (I’m not a fan of grease, and I don’t really like anything overly sweet.) I do completely endorse ~once-a-week cheat meals though and have been known to down a billion Reese’s pieces in one sitting, so there’s still a good amount of not-so-healthy recipes here.
- This is what I like to keep my kitchen stocked with.
What kinds of super-awesome kitchen gadgets/contraptions do you use?
Why, I’m glad you ask! (hah) If I use any of my super awesome kitchen gadgets, I’ll likely mention that in the post, but for the record, here’s the stuff I have. It makes me feel like I’m playing real-life Harvest Moon. My kitchen contraption compilation is now complete! :]
- Sunbeam 5891 2-Pound Programmable Breadmaker, White
- Cuisinart ICE-21 Frozen Yogurt-Ice Cream & Sorbet Maker, White
- Zojirushi NS-TSC10 5.5-cup Micom Rice Cooker/Warmer
- Ninja Express Chop (in black, not that it matters)
- Proctor Silex 26500Y Waffle Iron (currently chillin’ in CA)
- Presto 06300 Dehydro Electric Food Dehydrator
- Lodge 5-Piece Cast Iron Cookware Set (10.5″ round griddle, 8″ skillet, 10.25″ skillet, 5qt Dutch oven + 10.25″ iron cover [fits both skillet + Dutch oven])
- Lodge Cast Iron Grill Pan
If you have any super-awesome recipes you’d like to share, do tell (+ if there are any broken links, please let me know and I’ll fix em’ :O )!
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