Posts by The Culinary Chase
pineapple fried rice
It’s hard to believe it’s been 25 years since we lived in Singapore! Immersing myself in the expat community was the best way to make new friends, and one of my favorite ways to connect was through cooking classes.
Read Morecreamy lemon honey salad dressing
This creamy salad dressing is light, effortless to make, and bursting with flavour. While its name suggests it’s just for salads, it also makes an incredible marinade for chicken! And it’s ideal for those who prefer to skip mayonnaise-based dressings. This recipe is a must-try.
Read Morefish soup with coconut milk and lime juice
Soup needs no introduction—it’s a timeless dish that has warmed hearts for millennia. With endless variations, it’s the ultimate comfort food, especially on a chilly day.
Read Morefried wontons stuffed with brie
How to awaken your taste buds and set the stage for an unforgettable meal? Start with these irresistible brie appetizers! Small yet bursting with flavour, these wonton brie bites combine a satisfying crunch with the creamy, velvety richness of melted cheese.
Read Morecaprese salad roll ups
The timeless Caprese salad, originating from the charming island of Capri in the 1920s, beautifully embodies the colours of Italy’s flag—green, white, and red. Celebrating simplicity and freshness, these Caprese salad roll-ups offer a modern twist on the classic, transforming its iconic ingredients into perfect bite-sized finger food.
Read Morealmond crescent cookies
With each passing Christmas, my food nostalgia deepens. This season, I find myself longing to step into my grandmother’s or great-aunt’s kitchen, to talk about baking—their wisdom, their secrets, their stories. The familiar ache of “I wish I’d spent more time with them” lingers, a bittersweet reminder of moments that slipped away.
Read Morecrunchy rocky road squares
This no-bake dessert is a breeze to make and has delighted taste buds for generations. While the origins of Rocky Road are a bit mysterious, it holds a special place in culinary history.
Read Moreitalian sausage and cabbage soup
The history of soup is as rich and varied as the dish itself. Its origins date back thousands of years, making it one of the oldest forms of cooking.
Read Moreshortbread jam slices
Becoming a grandparent truly is one of life’s sweetest joys! Mr S and I are incredibly blessed to be grandparents to two beautiful boys—our eldest, Will, who’s three, and our youngest, Lachie, is seven months.
Read Morebread dipping oil (so good!)
If you have been saving your best olive oil for a special dish, this recipe is for you! This dipping oil is an easy, adaptable, and delicious recipe that comes together in 10 minutes. Use fresh chunks of sourdough, sliced baguette or ciabatta and dip in.
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