This vegetarian Onigirazu (Sushi Sandwich) w/ Jackfruit & Sambal Oelek is a delicious and colorful dish which doesn’t take a lot of time. Plus, it is insanely yummy! Are you ready for another fusion winner dinner from me to you?

No-Bake cookies are an easy way to whip up something sweet when you’re craving a cookie but don’t want to work for it. Well, these classic crunchy morsels are salty, sweet, chewy and so addictive! Make them soon ;-)

Whenever I buy a bag of spinach leaves, it reminds me of Popeye and him lecturing us to eat our spinach. You must understand that after seeing this cartoon, Mom would also give us a lecture on eating our veggies: “You wanna be as strong as Popey?” She knew I never liked spinach...hahah So, most of the time I just swallowed it so I didn’t have to taste it. Fast forward to now, I learned to eat it, appreciate the texture and actually enjoy it in a salad the most. But if I cook it, it goes in a pasta or Indian dal. This time I’m sharing my Creamy Spinach Pasta w/ Garlic & Burrata The richness of the sauce goes well with these wilted green leaves and actually balances out the creamy sauce. In my opinion it’s the best way to eat these greenies!

Eggs for Easter are a must! And this classic is a popular snack on any table. If you have a nice Easter breakfast, brunch or lunch with the family, then these festive eggs with smoked salmon should not be missed! Will you make them?

Take a grilled cheese sandwich, add sautéed chestnut mushrooms and Truffle Tapenade what will you have then? Well ladies & gents, the most the delicious grilled cheese sandwich of your life! That is if you adore truffles (fake or real) like I do. So, truffle fans head over to the recipe and make this deluxe sandwich soon!

Pak Choi is a traditional Asian ingredient. The tender dark leafy green and crispy white stalk comes from the cabbage family and is great as a side dish when serving an Asian style meal. It’s also highly nutritious, packed with fiber and vitamins. I personally can enjoy this vegetable on its own with a bowl of rice – it’s that good! Hope I can persuade you too ;-)

This Puerto Rican sandwich is made with smashed plantain (Tostones) and originally has beef skirt steak in it. But my version is completely vegan, super delicious and a perfect family or recipe for one meal!

I’ve never had steak in my life. So, when I decided to make myself a Puerto Rican Jibarito sandwich during the meat free week, I wanted to recreate a “steak” with soy cubes and black beans that I’d lingering in my pantry. Now, I know this not the real deal, but I must say this vegan or mock steak turned out amazing! With the right seasoning and texture this is a great substitute. Plus, this Vegan “Steak” can be used as burger or as meatballs too!