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Continue reading →: Banana Bread with Chocolate ChipsI have been buying too many bananas for the past few weeks. Maybe it’s because school finally started for us and I thought I’ll need a lot of things to put in school lunch bags. The great thing about bananas is that even if you overbuy, there’s lots of cool…
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Continue reading →: Blackberry CobblerI can’t believe summer is slipping away. This summer we got a lot of fresh blackberries from our garden, courtesy of a wild Himalayan blackberry plant that really took off when I watered the vegetables around it. Picking the berries was tricky because there were lots of thorns, but it…
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Continue reading →: Beef ChiliIt’s been over a year now since I stopped working. I miss the part about creating recipes, cooking for a big crowd, and getting compliments from my customers. I don’t miss the heavy physical toll on my body, however. I am happy now to cook for you readers!
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Continue reading →: Yellow Curry ChickenA few weeks back we got yellow curry from a local Thai restaurant. I was pretty excited about it as I hadn’t had yellow curry for a long time. We used to sell a lot of yellow curry in my old restaurant. To be honest I was a bit disappointed…
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Continue reading →: Italian Style Turkey BurgerSometimes I crave a burger, and over time I’ve learned how to make a lot of different types of them. There are so many choices! You get to make decisions over the type of bun, cheese, condiments, sauce, and type of protein (it doesn’t have to be beef!).
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Continue reading →: Zucchini and Sausage ChowderIf you’re thinking of starting or expanding a garden, one of these easiest and nicest things to grow is zucchini. They produce a lot in a short amount of time and are great tasting vegetables that can be used in many different foods. Like last year, I planted too many…
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Continue reading →: Curried Honey Baked ChickenIf you have been following me for awhile, you already know I like curries. Of course a lot of people do too, but we don’t always have time to plan and put together a curry from scratch. Today I have solved that problem by sharing a curry recipe that is…
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Continue reading →: Zucchini Poppy Seed BreadIt’s been really hot where we live, but my garden has been thriving. I’ve been getting a lot of zucchini in particular. Some of them grew too big in fact, and therefore are not very tender. Yet big zucchinis are still great to use for savory or sweet breads. Check…
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Continue reading →: Slow Cooked Pinto BeansI like to stock up on canned beans whenever I see them on sale. However I have been preferring to buy dry beans and then cooking them up from scratch. I’ve learned that this isn’t much more work, and it’s worth it because the slow-cooked beans are so tasty and…
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Continue reading →: Strawberry Cream Cheese Pound CakeWe recently got back from a week’s vacation to Illinois to visit wonderful family there. While we were gone I was worried my garden wouldn’t survive the dry hot weather that Oregon gets this time of year. To my surprise my garden did well except for some strawberry plants. Nonetheless…
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I’m Christina!
I’m a passionate cook and recipe developer from Bangladesh. Whenever I visit a new place, I always try tasting new cuisines. I believe that the joy of cooking is not only to feed yourself, but to cook for others, sharing experiences and tradition! Join my global kitchen to explore a wide variety of recipes from around the world. Happy cooking!
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