Chinese Seafood Noodles by Weining Wang

My favorite food is Chinese seafood, like Seviche (even though that's technically Peruvian, but I like the Chinese Style Seviche) and Campechana. Those dishes usually contain a medley of different seafood ingredients like fish, shrimp, Mussels, octopus or crab. They are then doused in a tomato lime base with different vegetables; it…

Macadamia and Semi-Dried Tomato Pesto - "The Australian Macadamia Society" by The Blender Girl

It doesn’t get much easier than this delicious pesto. This version from The Australian Macadamia Society is a winner…and SO easy. Literally, throw everything in the food processor; then blend and chow! No chopping, no mess, no fuss. And best of all –…

Focaccia ai Funghi by Maria T Capdevielle

Focaccia by Myfoodpassion

Focaccia with roasted baby new potatoes and rosemary. Great for snack or lunch

Tako (Octopus) by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLY

Tako (Octopus)

grilled chicken and corn salad by sunil k.nayar

very healthy yet simple to make

Spaghettini with Fresh Clams, Sausage, Cherry Tomatoes, Edamame, Chili and Flat Leaf Parsley by Enda Love

Western Canada features some of the most wholesome and delicious foods the country has to offer. With the summer months upon us, it is time to take advantage of these authentic Canadian ingredients. Take Catelli Ancient Grains pasta, for example.…

Caponata by Farrell May Podgorsek

Caponata is traditionally served as an antipasto with toasted baguette slices or crackers. It is savory, with a touch of sweetness from the raisins and salt from the olives and capers. You can also use it as a pasta or pizza topping. This is one of the most popular appetizers I serve. The recipe doubles well and it freezes…

Red horn peppers stuffed with cheese by Easy Cook - Laka kuharica

Delicious starter or a side dish combines the tanginess of the cheeses with the sweetness of peppers.

Reunion Dinner - Bountiful Goldfish Salad (年年有余) by Blackswan

This is my 1st attempt creating this Bountiful Goldfish Salad. Nian Nian You Yu (年年有余) symbolizes abundance though the year. The character 余 (Yu) is the homophone of 鱼 (Yu). Hence, fish was used to highlight this Chinese New Year dish.

Shrimp w/ chickpea pasta by cameron