Both kids and adults will love this chicken tender recipe. It’s the double crunch that makes it special, enhanced with Italian herbs and Parmesan cheese brings these tenders to a
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By Joel Mielle

Baba ghanoush or Ganoush is made from a smoky eggplant mixed with tahini, garlic and olive oil. Baba means father in Arabic. It’s usually eaten as a dip but can
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By Joel Mielle

This is a non traditional technique for poaching an egg when you’re in a hurry. (Caution liquids can explode by buildup of steam underneath.) Eggs can also explode if your
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By Joel Mielle

There’s simply no better way to make a toasted cheese sandwich for an incredible taste. By frying the bread in olive oil, it brings it to a whole new level.
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By Joel Mielle

A North African dish that’s quite popular in the Middle East. This is my version made of eggs in tomato in one pan on the stove, it’s not just a
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By Joel Mielle

A classic Sicilian pasta dish that can be made with fresh or canned sardines.  As canned is far easier to obtain, I chose that option.  It’s different from traditional pasta as
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By Joel Mielle

This broccoli soup recipe has very few ingredients, it tastes awesome and still maintains it’s integrity as a vegetable soup.  There’s no need for chicken stock or even vegetable stock,
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By Joel Mielle

Tomates provençales is a dish that originated in Provence.  The tomatoes are stuffed with garlic, breadcrumbs, shallots, cheese, herbs and baked in the oven.  You can have them as a
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By Joel Mielle

Feta cheese is a Greek style cheese made from sheep’s milk or partly with goat milk. Sadly a lot Feta cheeses are made with cow’s milk which simply doesn’t compare.
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By Joel Mielle

Caprese salad is one of those dishes that simplicity is what makes it shine.  Like any classic, whether it being art, music or food, you cannot add to it to
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By Joel Mielle

Minestrone soup which means “Big Soup” has always been a favourite of mine. It has so many goodies and can be served as a first course or a main meal
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By Joel Mielle

The French word “Croquette” means “To crunch” and croquettes are usually  small cylindrical shaped food rolls that are coated in breadcrumbs and deep fried.  These croquettes are fluffy and buttery on
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By Joel Mielle