Simple but very delicious, this tomato and egg stir-fry is truly a national dish adored by most households in China…

This satisfying dish combines ripe tomatoes with gently scrambled eggs in a balanced sweet and savory sauce. It’s often served with a bowl of steamed rice and is one of my ultimate comfort meals!

This is actually one of my personal favorite dishes when I travel to overseas.

This yummy and spicy soup originates from Hue which was the capital of Vietnam in under the Nguyen Dynasty in the early 1800's and is a super rare treat whenever I can find or have it! There's a reason why it's not on many menus at many Vientamese restaurants- it's it's takes quite a bit of time to prep, cook, and can be a tricky dish to make.

Click on for recipe!

Dad’s Vietnamese beef sautéed with onions and garlic (Aka thit bo xao hanh tay).

Simple but delicious, my dad velvets his meat with a simple marinade of just oil, light soy sauce, potato starch and black pepper. Then he sautés onions/garlic and adds the beef.

These Vietnamese Pickles are my go-to condiment for so many Vietnamese dishes. Du Chua, which adds that pickled sour and sweet crunch to the infamous Vietnamese Banh Mi sandwich 🥪 and is used in a variety of other dishes as a condiment or garnish as well.

Simple but very flavorful, this is one of Julian and my favorites. It’s one of my mom’s favorite things to eat and it’s vegetarian! 

Typically the tofu is deep fried but we air fried the tofu instead for a healthier alternative and is seasoned with fresh tomatoes, garlic, shallots, fish sauce and topped with sliced scallions and served with a bowl of peeping hot jasmine rice.

Whiskey and Booch featured as one of the 12 Hudson Valley account & feeds to in the latest print Issue of Hudson Valley Magazine - Best of the Hudson Valley.

Fire up the cooker, IT'S GRILL WEEK! And we’re taking a page out of Tastemade’s new book, Make It Tonight.

+5 Tips to getting that perfect steak grilled

We’re adding a couple of small twists to this amazing recipe from @Tastemade to celebrate grill week!

Cha Lua is one of the most common type of sausage in Vietnamese cuisine. It’s made from pork and are traditionally wrapped in banana leaves. It’s also a very popular traditional Tet menu item as well.

As a kid my parents would do a quick braise in some fish sauce and black pepper and serve it with a side of warm sticky rice….

Sometimes it's just easier picking up a cookbook to try something new & tasty!

Tastemade's new book, "Make this Tonight - Recipes To Get Dinner On The Table ", features 100 delectable recipes. The cook book contains some asian favorites like Khai Jiao Thai Omelet (as featured), Kimchi Pancakes, Korean Beef Bulgogi, Soy-Braised Chicken Drumsticks and even Super Garlic Kimchi; all of which I'm totally making soon.

I made this Thai -style omelet from the book. It's super soft with fluffy layers of scrambled-like eggs . It has nice crispy golden edges and packs in some umami yumminess from the little hit of fish sauce that was beaten into the eggs .

This Kansas City smoked blended burger is topped with my KCK tangy BBQ sauce and a big dollop of homemade creamy coleslaw on a toasted potato bun. Click through for recipe!

Dad’s French Banh Mi Pate- Chicken Liver Pâté (AKA Pâté Gan Ga)

FYI this post is about pâté, the history of, and how my dad likes to make it (no recipe).

When we talk about pâté, the best pâté particularly for Banh Mi, has the perfect balance of color, texture (super smooth and smooth), and a nice pleasant and subtle flavor. Click to read more!

Canh Dua Chua- Vietnamese sweet and sour fermented mustard green soup.

When you think of Vietnamese soup you probably automatically think Pho right? Well in Vietnamese family households we typically have a daily home-style soup with our dinners.

Canh dua chua is simply translated as pickled mustard soup and it is similar to a sweet and sour soup. Click on to read more and for recipe!