A one pot or pan wonder that you can make anytime of the week, simple and delicious. This is perfect with rice or pilaf rice, see my recipe. The chicken
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By Joel Mielle

This was one of the most popular dishes in my restaurant days. Potato Rosti is originally a Swiss invention and usually larger in size. You may also call this, a
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By Joel Mielle

A fine dining chicken recipe you can simply make at home. It looks incredible and tastes even better.  A great dinner party meal to impress your friends. This chicken recipe
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By Joel Mielle

A complete hearty meal made using one pot. A combination of chorizo smoky spicy sausage, cannellini beans, spinach and chicken, smothered in a delicious tomato sauce.  The chicken skin is
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By Joel Mielle

A delicious tuna salad packed with healthy ingredients.   The tuna is freshly grilled, although you could use canned if not available fresh. I do however recommend the fresh version!  The
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By Joel Mielle

A simple creamy pasta recipe made with salmon and asparagus spears. The salmon is delicately poached in the white wine cream sauce and the asparagus is blanched in the pasta
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By Joel Mielle

This could end up being your favourite chicken dish. It is deliciously tasty!   The marriage of thyme, lemon and garlic go so well with chicken. The skin is crispy, and
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By Joel Mielle

Pasta with chickpeas also known in Italian as Pasta e Ceci, is a hearty meatless pasta stew that will keep you satisfied. A simple one pot meal comfort food that’s
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By Joel Mielle

These little beauties will be the tastiest tomatoes you have tasted. The word confit is the process of cooking food at low temperature for a long time. The process concentrates
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By Joel Mielle

When I see the word Provence associated with food, my taste buds always get excited.  Perhaps I’m biased as I was born there, but the food from Provence has always
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By Joel Mielle

The Puttanesca sauce supposedly originated in Naples Italy. It’s made from olives, capers, anchovies, chili in a herb and garlic tomato sauce. Puttanesca translates to “Whore style”. How this name
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By Joel Mielle

You cannot compare fresh homemade pasta to the commercial pasta you buy off the supermarket shelves. A lot of people are surprised how simple pasta actually is to make and
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By Joel Mielle