I kinda just made up while working. I wanted to make something thing for my client that did not have chicke. So I found chuncked pork stew meat and made up the recipie with what they had.

I had a bit of ginger, lemongrass and green onions left and loads of curry powder so, what did I do? I modified it to make a non-spicy curry-sort-of. The tangy stew can be served with a fragrant rice and side vegetables for just about any meal of the day. Well, maybe not breakfast? XD It's great for people who likes something to perk up their taste buds but don't really relish the idea of eating TOO SPICY food. Great balance between sweet, salty and spicy.

Lunch.as always I cook for my husband. This is pure recipe from my head.Not copy cate anyone. In this dish I choose pork ribs cut because I want the gravy have the taste of born.It added extra flavor to the dish.

This is a very popular comfort food in the Balkan area don’t think there is many people from there that didn’t enjoy a hot bowl of zelka manja ❤️🤤

After I made my ratatouille my friend Steve said I should add shrimp or fish. What a great idea. This recipe calls for making my ratatouille then combining with grilled fish. I used cod loin for this recipe.

I found this recipe in my crockpot cookbook and decided to try it with a few more ingredients.

Really warming and Tasty

You can add black olives to this about a cup if you like

My main objective is to just use up a lot of Chinese cabbage. It's good because it's flavored with the stew roux that everyone loves!When heating leftovers the next day, it depends on how much is left, but try adding more chopped Chinese cabbage. If half the stew is left over, 2 to 3 leaves should be enough.Even if you add onions you won't really notice they're in there, so you might as well not bother.So much Chinese cabbage can be added that you might be surprised, but it all blends in very well. Add the cores first, then the green leaf tips last.You can even use up wilted, sad-looking Chinese cabbage. Recipe by Shijimi24

Sundubu Jjigae is one of the most famous stews in Korean cuisine. They have many variants of sundubu jjigae. We can cook with different ingredients, like: meats, seafood, vegetables, etc. Basically, sundubu jjigae is using soft tofu with adding others ingredients. We can enjoy it in the winter. Actually, in Korean they are always serving in hot pot, called ttukpegi.

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