I know…it looks more like a steak in this picture but you’ll just have to trust me when I say this was a three pound prime rib roast that was a least two inches or more thick. Oh and it was delicious too! It was sooo tender and yummy. We served it up with some … More The Perfect Medium Rare Roast Beef
I’m dreaming of summer. When tomatoes are fresh, local, and ripe off the vine. Basil plants are lush, bright green, and fragrant. You walk passed a bakery and the smell of fresh baked bread wafts through the air. You remember the taste of Tuscan olive oil from the trip to Italy last spring and you … More Caprese Salad Crostini
This is the perfect soup for a cold winter day! It has just the right kind of spicy heat that feels so good going down your throat. It’s loaded with vegetables and chicken and all kinds of goodness. This is also one of Jocelynes specialties. She was trying to duplicate the clear soup we used … More Thai Chicken Clear Soup
Yes, that’s right! French Toast. French toast is easy, who needs a recipe? Well, Jocelyne and I have some things to say about french toast. The first thing is, this is one of our favourite breakfasts yet we don’t like eating dessert for breakfast. ( Huh? You say. ) It’s because a lot of people … More French Toast
This is my first ever restaurant review! In an attempt to expand what I blog about, I thought that I would write some reviews on places we like to go to here in Charlottetown and The Noodle House is one of them. The owner is very sweet and welcoming. She is always happy to see … More A Restaurant Review
Some people believe that you have to make or buy a white sauce for a carbonara or alfredo. While this is a good idea in a restaurant setting because it makes the process quick and easy when you are busy, it’s not necessary at home. All you need are a few ingredients and you can … More Spaghetti Carbonara
So, the other day, we had a winter storm here in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. And, while this is nothing unusual for PEI, the thing you need to know is that everything literally shuts down save for a few snow plows and a Tim Horton’s or two. When I say everything, I mean everything. Schools, … More The Great Salad Invention
