The one where I discuss my recent obsession with tiny hats, avocados, and avocado toast with soft boiled eggs.
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Lunch // Dinner
Confessions of A Food Floozy
by Aida Mollenkamp — Share
These tacos might be my favorite new thing because they’re really a marriage of two of my favorite Mexican foods — tacos and quesadillas. I thought about calling them taco-dillas but griddled tacos seemed way more sophisticated especially when you think how that results in toasty tortillas, melty cheese, and all around goodness.
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Let’s Stay In Bed Waffles And Lazy Sundays
by Aida Mollenkamp — Share
A classic waffle recipe goes savory with the addition of prosciutto, parmesan, and black pepper maple syrup.
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Road Rage And Other Little Things
by Aida Mollenkamp — Share
It’s the little things. Like, say, no traffic on the way across town.
In a city like Los Angeles, that only comes a few times a year and means that gridlocked commutes become breezes. This last weekend was a kismet intersection of Passover, Easter, and Spring Break that allowed the traffic gods to look kindly upon those of us who stayed in town. And I’m not complaining about staying in LA because this city is a whole other animal when you have it to yourself (or you and only 1 million other people, but who’s counting).
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Bringing It Back 80s Style
by Aida Mollenkamp — Share
This salad is at its most simple a great big excuse for me to make Green Goddess Dressing. I’m a California girl through and through and Green Goddess is too.
Though this dressing is just a tad bit older than me — it has been around, by some accounts, since the 1920s when a chef at the Palace Hotel made his West Coast version of the classic French sauce verte. If you grew up out west, you probably remember that Green Goddess was all the rage right about the time Madonna came out with Material Girl and Regan was our commander in chief. But, with time, this dressing went the way of shoulder pads and scrunchies and became all but obsolete.
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Urban Legends And Eggs
by Aida Mollenkamp — Share
So, I’ve got a thing with eggs. I could eat them for any meal, at any time, and any number of ways. There’s a culinary urban legend that the number of pleats in a traditional chef’s hats is directly correlated to the number of ways to cook eggs and, while I’ve never found concrete evidence backing that claim, it’s fair to say there are at least 5 kajillion ways to make eggs.
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Going Ga-Ga for Babies
by Aida Mollenkamp — Share
A recipe for cumin and carrot farro risotto that’s as delicious on its own as it is served with your favorite roast.
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Austin-Style Migas Recipe
by Aida Mollenkamp — Share
A recipe for one of my all-time favorite hangover foods, TexMex Migas, with scrambled eggs, crisp tortillas, and homemade salsa.
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Salmon, Asparagus, Watercress Salad with Crème fraîche Dressing
by Aida Mollenkamp — Share
My favorite salad recipe to welcome spring — roasted salmon, asparagus, fingerling potatoes, and watercress with Crème fraîche Dressing.
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Smashed Pea Bruschetta with Ricotta and Watercress
by Aida Mollenkamp — Share
A recipe for a simple smashed pea bruschetta with ricotta, parmesan, and watercress.
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