Holiday

Indian Spiced Turkey Tenderloin

Indian Spiced Turkey Tenderloin

Indian spiced turkey tenderloin with garam masala gravy and cranberry chutney, the perfect twist up on traditional Thanksgiving.

Chocolate Hot Cross Buns

Chocolate Hot Cross Buns

Traditional Australian Easter treat hot cross buns are given a twist by adding chocolate chips to make these chocolate hot cross buns.

Irish Lamb Stew

Irish Lamb Stew

Easy, comforting, Irish lamb stew recipe made in the slow cooker with leeks, carrots and millet instead of barley.

Guinness Lamb Shanks

Guinness Lamb Shanks

Guinness lamb shanks are slow cooked with Guinness stout until they fall off the bone in this Irish Guinness lamb shank recipe.

Chocolate Hazelnut Pretzel Tarts

Chocolate Hazelnut Pretzel Tarts

Ground hazelnuts and crushed pretzels come together for a crust filled with dark chocolate ganache topped in these chocolate hazelnut pretzel tarts.

Plum Pudding

Plum Pudding

Traditional Irish plum pudding, perfect for the holidays full of fruits and spices and served with a sweet brandy sauce sure to be welcome at any holiday table.

Kutya: Wheatberry and Poppyseed Pudding

Kutya: Wheatberry and Poppyseed Pudding

A traditional Ukranian Christmas eve wheatberry and poppyseed pudding, Kutya is a cozy dish of with walnut and pears, sure to get you in the holiday spirit.

Tourtière: French Canadian Meat Pie

Tourtière: French Canadian Meat Pie

Traditional Tourtiere: French Canadian meat pie with a flaky pastry crust with a spiced beef filling and lightened up with baby Portobello mushrooms

My Favorite Things: 2018

My Favorite Things: 2018

The tradition continues with my third annual My Favorite Things post.  To reiterate, I’m not necessarily suggesting that every person on your list might find these to be nice presents, but merely that they were among the things that I liked, and used and loved regularly,…

Pumpkin Strudel

Pumpkin Strudel

Pumpkin Strudel is a fun alternative to traditional pumpkin pie – a spiced filling wrapped in flaky pastry will certainly mix up Thanksgiving!