I learned to cook at my grandmother’s side, watching her create delicious meals and treats for our family. I love sharing the lessons she taught me. I hope you enjoy sharing my kitchen adventures and join us for the fun of Chocolate Mondays and Festive Fridays!
By Jane Bonacci, The Heritage Cook, on January 25th, 2012
This entry is part 71 of 71 in the series Holiday Foods
Fan the duck slices for a beautiful presentation
When you grow up in San Francisco, Chinese New Year celebrations are eagerly awaited each year. The City hosts a parade that thrills adults and children alike. Full of bright . . . → Read More: Five-Spice Duck Salad to Celebrate the Year of the Dragon
By Jane Bonacci, The Heritage Cook, on January 23rd, 2012
This entry is part 40 of 40 in the series Gluten-Free
This cake is gluten-free with ground almonds taking the place of flour, which yields a moist dense cake with incredibly deep chocolate flavor. For those of you who are gun-shy about trying gluten-free baked goods, this is . . . → Read More: Chocolate-Almond Flourless Cake for Chocolate Monday!
Ahi, otherwise known as yellowfin tuna, is one of The Artist’s favorite foods. I am more of a teriyaki fan so I usually leave the sushi to The Artist to enjoy. Ranging from a deep crimson color . . . → Read More: Ginger-Soy Marinated Ahi Tuna with Wasabi Aioli for Festive Friday!
By Jane Bonacci, The Heritage Cook, on January 18th, 2012
With the online protests to SOPA and WordPress going black in support, I do not know if my own blog will be affected. But in the hopes that it is available, here are a few favorites from some . . . → Read More: A Few Favorites from Some of my Blogging Friends!