A
rich Italian dish that brings together family and friends at every special
occasion and holiday -- Lasagna! Growing up (and still to this day), we eat
lasagna at every holiday, birthday and special occasion; it’s one of the most
celebrated Italian dishes. You may wonder "what's so special about
lasagna, why do people like it?" There are many reasons; it tastes good, its filling, is very nutritious, it can be made with fresh pasta, its inexpensive to make and it can be varied so it isn't boring as: with meat, without meat, with spinach as a vegetarian dish, with meatballs, with different cheeses, with onion, with mushrooms, with different herbs, etc. Making the best lasagna takes time, patience and a
niche for good taste. Here is my recipe, you will LOVE it. I have two 'secrets'
when it comes to cooking the best Lasagna, one I add red wine to the sauce
(only the best Italian food is cooked with wine!), and second, you MUST allow
the sauce to simmer on the stove top for 3 to 4 hours (this gives the sauce a
rich and unforgettable taste).
Ah food, the crucial need that transcends every living organism. Every culture and religion shares its variety, some tastes offering immediate savoury bliss while others are acquired overtime. The underlying factor remains that we all need that pit-stop of food and hardwired into the nature of humans is the need to strive for “the new” in exploring new tastes. Miss Lyn happens to embrace this adventure.
January 03, 2012
December 06, 2011
Yummy Apple Crisp
Oh boy do I love
the mouth-watering smell of homemade apple crisp coming from the oven. One of
my favourite desserts with the sweet taste of apples, oats and brown sugar --
pour this popular and easy to make dish over vanilla ice cream and you have
heaven in a bowl. This is my mom's recipe -- I guarantee you will love the
yummy goodness.
November 23, 2011
Delicious & Divine: JOEY Eaton Centre Restaurant
Do you want to satisfy your food cravings while enjoying an exquisite
atmosphere and incredible staff? From the moment I stepped into JOEY Eaton
Centre restaurant I knew I was in store for a delicious and divine experience...
Bruno and I walked into this place and he started taking cues from the décor for his next man cave space! Being a picky critic of interiors in almost every other setting we've been to, his delight with the space and design is a big win for JOEY's.
I, on the other hand was looking forward to the pleasure of sipping and savouring the delicious food and
drinks during the 5th annual Draught Mater Finals at JOEY Eaton
Centre on Saturday, November 19th. The hosts exceed all
expectations; professional, uber friendly, customer focused and real. As expected, the food brought pleasure to my
taste buds: cheese and meat board (a selection of local and international cheese,
thinly sliced cured meats, marinated olives, candied pecans and quince paste),
cheeseburger sliders, mussels in a cream sauce and for dessert --homemade waffles. Bruno was drowning in a glass of JJ McWilliams Chardonnay...being 6 months pregnant, I was drowning in a glass of San Pellegrino.
You will be left caught up by the atmosphere, the delicious
drinks, scrumptious food and not to mention the affordable menu --Finally, a place to feel "catered to".... I can’t wait
to return!
JOEY Restaurant Group has eighteen locations across Canada
and three in the US. I’ve savoured many, many dishes at JOEY Don Mills
location -- I recommend the lobster ravioli, the original high-rise burger (my dad said this was the best burger he's ever had and he's had his share of burgers), the chili chicken and szechuan edamame appetizers (oh so yummy).
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