If you like fresh sardines, you will love this recipe.  Very simply done by crumbing (breading) the sardines, then frying them in olive oil.  They are then topped with crispy
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By Joel Mielle

There’s a million uses for peeled tomatoes, from soups, sauces to salads.

By Joel Mielle

Quinoa is a grain crop that originated in Peru. It’s high in protein and has a pleasing nutty flavour. Great cold in salads or hot as a rice, pasta or
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By Joel Mielle

There’s a million ways to cook gnocchi but the marriage of the sage and burnt butter is one you can’t go past. The term burnt butter indicates a nutty brown
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By Joel Mielle

If you can find large portobello mushrooms during your culinary ventures, don’t miss the opportunity to indulge in this quick and nutritious 20-minute meal. The preparation is delightfully easy, showcasing
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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

Chorizo is usually a cured pork sausage made with chili peppers that originated in Portugal using traditional sausage making methods. Mixed with the fresh tomatoes, aromatic wood herbs and creamy
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By Joel Mielle

Where Italy meets South Asia. Tandoori chicken is normally cooked in a clay oven. This recipe works well as the pizza is cooked in a similar way by using a
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By Joel Mielle

Indulge in the delectable delight of a Mushroom, Gruyère, and Ham Omelette! All cooked using only one pan! It’s an open omelette so no folding skill required, anyone can do
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By Joel Mielle

This is the sauce that everyone should know how to make, it’s so easy and it enhances the flavour of grilled meats, great on poached or steamed fish seafood and
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By Joel Mielle

A perfect dish for vegetarian Monday, or any day. Tian Provencale originated in Provence quite some time ago, this version travels further South with the addition of Parmesan cheese. A
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By Joel Mielle

Woks are made of cast iron or carbon steel, to avoid them rusting in storage manufacturers coat them with a factory oil. This oil needs to be scrubbed away before
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By Joel Mielle