I absolutely got the inspiration for this from the BBQ Pit Boys. I used a mix of their recipe and my smoked chicken recipe for filling the cavity and brine. I can't wait until warmer weather so a can try out a spatchcock version of this on the smoker! This is so juicy and packed full of flavor, roasted turkey is no longer just for Thanksgiving.

Soooooo good!

Another easy, throw together recipe that fills the house with such great aromas as it cooks. I like doing this in the pressure cooker as we can't wait to dig in. Quick prep the night before and dinner couldn't be easier or tastier.

This is a modified Banana Foster recipe I found right here on Cookpad.

This is my favorite spiced beverage during Thanksgiving & Christmas. Sliced apples and oranges with cinnamon sticks, whole cloves, whole nutmeg, & apple cider

I found this recipe in an old cookbook titled Crockery Cookery by Mable Hoffman. This makes a great addition to any fall or winter meal, and will leave your home smelling warm and inviting.

Sooooo good!! :)

Sometimes things are quick and easy, sometimes they're long and complicated while other times they're still extremely simple yet take time and patience to prepare. This is one of those recipes, but I promise if you have the time, the patience and the tools you will not regret making this recipe. Starting with a brine is the key to begin building the flavor profile and ensuring your meat is moist and succulent. This is one recipe that is all my own from the ground up. We enjoyed it immensely so I truly hope you do too.

A traditional drink of the winter and autumn holidays.

I was given a bottle of organic unfiltered apple cider vinegar as part of the Alce Nero's sponsorship. I didn't really make use of it. Instead, I add 2 TBSP of it into my drinking bottle as I know that apple cider vinegar act as an antioxidant and aids in weight loss. I also usually add apple cider to my salads as well. Other than that, I don't really know what to do with it. Call it a coincident or whatever you want to, I found a crock pot which my mother gave me ages ago in my storeroom; I was in a spring cleaning mood. As I unboxed the crock pot, I remembered my mother used to make apple chicken soup. And I also remembered that apple cider is the main ingredient.I phoned up my mum and asked for the recipe. Somehow or rather, I can't help but change the whole recipe and make it into my own. I replaced the Chinese herbs with some Western spices. Instead of adding chicken stock, I only use apple cider vinegar as the only liquid ingredient. My mother will be thinking that I must be crazy. Lol! Anyway, as I was cooking the chicken, I kinda improvised along the way and this is how this open faced sandwich is born.The magic of using a crock pot or slow cooker is that it is able to retain the liquid. It will not dry out the chicken breast or any other kinda meat and you don't have to worry about the dish burning. Maybe I should start using the crock pot more often. I am thinking of BBQ pulled chicken or even teriyaki pulled chicken. Let's see. As for now, I really hope you wil