Now, I will admit, like most Newfoundland dishes, there are a few varieties. Some people like to mash potato into the mix, or substitute the scrunchions with fried onions (a much healthier alternative). There's also some discrepancies in the naming, I like to call the above fish 'n' brewis, while my husband and his family refer to it as Fisherman's Brewis and call Fish 'n' brewis a decomposed version of the dish served with potatoes. Either way, this is what comes to mind when I hear the words fish 'n' brewis, it is the best, and my favourite way to eat it... not that I'd turn down the other stuff ;) Friday, November 9, 2012
Fish 'n' Brewis
Now, I will admit, like most Newfoundland dishes, there are a few varieties. Some people like to mash potato into the mix, or substitute the scrunchions with fried onions (a much healthier alternative). There's also some discrepancies in the naming, I like to call the above fish 'n' brewis, while my husband and his family refer to it as Fisherman's Brewis and call Fish 'n' brewis a decomposed version of the dish served with potatoes. Either way, this is what comes to mind when I hear the words fish 'n' brewis, it is the best, and my favourite way to eat it... not that I'd turn down the other stuff ;)
Labels:
brewis,
cod,
codfish,
fish,
fish 'n' brewis,
hard bread,
newfie food,
Newfoundland,
Newfoundland food,
purity,
recipe,
scoff,
scrunchions
Location:
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
November Food Challenge *Updated*
As I've mentioned before, I've really only started exploring new foods and flavours over the past few years. This means, there is still so much left for me to try! Over the summer, I crossed 10 new foods off my Food List Challenge, plus several more items not even on that list. Since giving myself a deadline was so successful, I figure it's time for another one. This time, the goal is a little more specific - I must try a minimum of 3 new foods, and attempt cooking 2 new dishes that I've never cooked before! Below is this month's proposal. Wish me luck people, I'm late starting so there's less than 4 weeks left!
November Foods to Try
1) Fish Tacos
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Thursday, November 1, 2012
What to do with leftover Halloween Chocolates?!
In the meantime, he was relieved to find out I hadn't fully lost my will, and was pretty impressed at what I had come up with! So without further ado, I present to you the discovery of the century, the realization that will rock your world! The solution that will prevent you from munching yourself into tight-fitting-used-to-fit-perfect-pants, the answer to the age-old question 'What do I do with all of these leftover treats?!'
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Cheesecake Brain Dip
What's a Halloween party without Brain Dip? I'll tell you... a sub-par Halloween party, that's what. This past weekend, we hosted our 7th Annual Halloween Extravaganza, and this dip was the star of the show. There's just something about Halloween that brings out the gore in everyone, and nothing is quite as satisfying as lopping some brain onto a cookie and indulging yourself. With that said, it makes it easier if said brain dip is the most delicious thing you've ever eaten!
Shout out to Slice & Dice for the recipe!
Monday, October 22, 2012
Halloween Costumes for Food Lovers!
Halloween is my favourite! Each year we throw a major party at our house with food, drinks, decorations, the whole works! If you're off to a party this weekend and have yet to figure out what you're wearing, below are some fun food-related costumes, as well as some homemade ideas!
For the Candy/Chocolate Lover
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| Skittles |
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Moose Stew
I know Newfoundland isn't the only place in the world where people hunt and serve up moose. I also realize they were foreign to the Province once upon a time, and were brought here wayyyy back when. But that doesn't change the fact that it's a delicious, lean, meat that can be prepared in many delicious Newfoundland dishes. Now you may remember the moose recipe I posted a while back for Moose Burgers (my fav way to eat moose by far), but this recipe is up there too, Homemade Moose Stew!
Labels:
carrot,
comfort food,
dinner,
moose,
Moose Stew,
Newfoundland food,
Newfoundland moose,
potato,
stew,
supper,
traditional,
turnip,
yummy
Location:
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Monday, October 15, 2012
'Pocket Like it's Hot' sure thing Snoop!
Not sure how many of you have seen this yet, but this is a new commercial for Hot Pockets. I've never been a big fan... preferred pizza pockets myself, buttttttt I suddenly have the urge to run and buy some... good work guys!
Labels:
Andy Milonakis,
DeStorm,
drop it like it's hot remix,
great advertising,
herbie,
hot pockets,
pizza,
pocket like it's hot,
snoop,
Snoop Dogg,
snoop dogg video,
Snoop Lion
Location:
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Friday, October 12, 2012
Gourmet Garden - My New Best Friend
I bring to you Gourmet Gardens, a.k.a my (and your) new best friend.
Labels:
basil,
cilantro,
easy cooking,
food,
fresh herbs,
Gourmet Gardens,
herbs,
hidden treasure,
kitchen tips,
money saving tip,
nigella express,
time saver
Location:
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Fall Squash Salad
I've never been big on salads. Sure, I enjoy the odd Caesar, and I do love Wendy's apple chicken pecan salad too, but I've never been the type to crave salads (unless we're talking cold plates here, but that's a whole different ballgame altogether!)
Either way, my opinion on salads changed yesterday when I cooked up a warm squash salad, something I literally dreamed up a few nights before. If you're anything like me and you don't enjoy cold salads on a cold day, this is the perfect salad for those cooler Autumn days. It actually felt like comfort food - a salad?! Yeah, I know right?! Weird! Needless to say, I will be making this over and over this Fall.
Either way, my opinion on salads changed yesterday when I cooked up a warm squash salad, something I literally dreamed up a few nights before. If you're anything like me and you don't enjoy cold salads on a cold day, this is the perfect salad for those cooler Autumn days. It actually felt like comfort food - a salad?! Yeah, I know right?! Weird! Needless to say, I will be making this over and over this Fall.
Labels:
autumn recipe,
butternut squash,
caramelized onions,
chicken,
chicken salad,
dinner,
Fall eating,
Fall food,
Fall recipes,
Fall salad,
goat's cheese,
pumpkin seeds,
recipe,
salad,
squash salad,
supper
Location:
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
Friday, September 28, 2012
Pumpkin Curry Chicken
I'm sure I'm not the only one who plays 'clean the fridge' while cooking. You know the game, you have a bunch of veggies left in your fridge you'd like to get rid of, so they magically appear in whatever you're cooking! Sometimes it works marvelously, other times, not so much... last night I played, and last night, my friends, I won! I introduce to you a delicious, creamy, pumpkin-ee concoction with tender chicken and veg!
Labels:
Basmati Rice,
carrots,
cauliflower,
chicken,
cilantro,
coriander,
cumin,
curry,
dinner,
garlic,
leeks,
mild curry powder,
onions,
pumpkin,
Pumpkin curry chicken,
pumpkin recipe,
raisins,
supper
Location:
Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
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