This recipe also was inspired to me from one of Sachie ‘s recipe. She used just soy sauce and honey, but as I loved peanuts, I added them to the recipe. I also like a little tartness in my ribs so I added vinegar. I found that the one- hour and 20 minutes cooking was perfect for the consistency of the meat. But next time, I will definitely get ribs with little more fat and a little less meaty than the ones I got this time.

Weekends for me are all about enjoying the great outdoors with family and friends. I don't have the time to spend all day in the kitchen cooking. This recipe is super easy, delicious and quick to prep. Throw it in the oven on low and get out and enjoy the winter wonderland with your family while it cooks.

An easy, slow-cooked meal. Adding the sauerkraut to the pork provides a necessary braising liquid. The addition of the pear (or an apple) gives it a slight touch of sweetness. It’s German comfort food at its best.

I wanted to make quick and delicious dishes when I didn't have much of an appetite.After serving each plate, season with as much lemon juice as you like (not included in the ingredients list).I prefer lots of lemon juice and black pepper.If you do not have leeks, you can replace it with green peppers. Recipe by Kenkunno mama

There are many recipes for layered and steamed cabbage and pork, but I like the rich flavor of oyster sauce so I tried creating my own version.By freezing the cabbage, the fibers get broken down and become very soft when cooked. If you don't have the time you can skip this step though! Use this trick when you need soft cabbage leaves for cabbage rolls and so on. For 2 small servings. Recipe by Yamatomon

Sorry about the presentation. I lack plating skills. :)

I won a drawing to be a product tester for Kagome brand ketchup, so I thought up this recipe. I was able to use up some leftover cabbage that was turning yellow. The color was covered up by the ketchup, and everyone fought over this dish at dinner.I used a tomato ketchup from Kagome, but you can use any ketchup you like. For 2 servings. Recipe by ochikeron

Red braised pork is a very common dish in China. Every region has their own flavor profile, and there is no definitive way of making this dish. The goal is to make the pork belly tender enough that you can cut it with chopsticks, and of course it needs to be red.This is the flavor I liked, and I use oyster sauce and fish sauce which is not traditionally in this dish.