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What is Shahi Paneer Tikka? Shahi Paneer Tikka is a fresh take on the North Indian street food favourite and consists of chunks of paneer (cottage cheese), marinated in a thick, aromatic spice paste. The cheese is then skewered up with apricots instead of the usual onions, tomatoes and peppers, which tempers the tingling warmth of black pepper and chilli with a welcome sweet tang. Each skewer is grilled to perfection, just like the classic paneer tikka sold all over India....

I first learned about the famous Israeli dish, Shakshuka, when I came across it on Smitten Kitchen.And when I proceeded to google “Shakshuka,” I was amazed by the various ways this phenomenal egg dish was prepared. On a bitterly cold snowy afternoon, I decided I was going to make Saveur’s version of Shakshuka, this is probably the most authentic version out there, I made a couple of minor swaps (less oil, less garlic, & no feta cheese) for my version....

This shrimp skillet recipe checks all of the boxes for a tasty mealtime solution. Healthy, quick and easy! It’s inspired by Mediterranean flavors and seasonal ingredients. Looking for more delectable one pan shrimp recipes? Then try Sweet and Sour Shrimp, Fiery Shrimp Diablo, Cajun Shrimp Skillet. Shrimp and Asparagus Skillet A classic combination of flavors is lemon and garlic. It adds rich savory aromas plus a welcomed, bright and citrusy tartness to any ingredient....

Skillet Cauliflower “Arroz” Con Pollo It should come at no surprise, if you’ve been reading my blog for a while how much I love using cauliflower in place of rice. Don’t get me wrong, I still love rice but on days I want to cut back on carbs, or just add more nutritious veggies into a meal, cauliflower rice is excellent. Making it in the food processor can be time consuming on busy weeknights, so I’m really excited that Green Giant came out with a new line of frozen riced veggies....

Happy New Year! I hope that you had a wonderful holiday! We spent the day taking down Christmas decorations. It is always a sad time for me to see that the holidays are over, but January is a breath of fresh air. The start of a New Year and new goals. I got a head start on eating better and losing these last few pounds from having a baby. I had to skip out on the Christmas treats and New Years treats....

Inspired by a night out with friends, my girlfriend ordered something very similar although fully fried and I couldn’t stop eating them – I knew I had to make them at home! Yesterday I set out to see if I can recreate them, and luckily I had a houseful of people who helped me taste test them. BIG HIT with everyone in my house!! You don’t miss the fact that they are not fried at all, and the garlic smells amazing while it’s baking in the oven....

Slow Cooker Lentil Soup Making chicken and lentil soup in a slow cooker is a comforting and healthy meal that’s high in fiber and protein. This lentil soup recipe gets it’s flavor from my homemade sofrito which I always have in my freezer! It’s perfect for meal prep since it makes a lot, and it’s versatile. You can adjust the spices according to your preferences or add extra vegetables. If you want an Instant Pot recipe, you will love my Instant Pot Chicken and Lentil Soup, which is slightly different, or try this Chicken Lentil Soup that cooks on the stove....

Rating: 4 stars Difficulty of Recipe: 1 star Review: These were amazing. I loved how this chicken was so tender in the crockpot full of flavor. This was so quick and easy we will definitely make them again!

I just got home from an amazing blogger retreat. It was such a fun and relaxing trip and I can’t wait to tell you more about it later! The day before I left, I needed an easy recipe to throw into the crockpot and I couldn’t wait to try this coconut chicken. I found it in the Taste of Homes magazine and it some of it reminded me of my Hawaiian chicken I made in the summer....

Rating: 5 stars Difficulty of Recipe: 1 star

Hi, it’s Jenn, from Eat Cake For Dinner. I’m back again and this time I am sharing a reaaaaally good dinner recipe with all of you. Recipe slightly adapted from: Kraft You might also like these other delicious recipes from: Eat Cake For Dinner Tex-Mex Chicken Salad Sandwiches Baked Honey Lime Chicken Taquitos with Green Chile Sour Cream Cilantro Lime Chicken Fajitas with Mexican Slaw (aka Best Fajitas EVER)...

Slow Cooker Turkey Breast with Gravy This slow cooker turkey breast recipe is great for a small Thanksgiving or Friendsgiving meal when you don’t want to cook a whole turkey. And I love using the leftovers to make turkey sandwiches! If you prefer using your air fryer, try this Air Fryer Turkey Breast recipe, or if you’re feeding a crowd, this Herb and Salt-Rubbed Dry Brine Turkey would be delicious....

Pasta salad is so easy to prepare and the perfect addition to any meal! Plus, it’s easy to store and take on the go. Try these other potluck-ready recipes: California spaghetti salad, pesto pasta salad, or Greek broccoli pasta salad! Asian Soba Pasta Salad This soba noodle salad is a game-changer for lunch. It’s packed with fresh, crunchy veggies like red bell pepper and carrot, creamy edamame, and a sprinkle of nutty sesame seeds....

Looking for more desserts that are amazingly soft and moist? Here are a few of my favorites: figgy pudding, pumpkin pudding cake, and sticky toffee pudding! Malva Pudding Cake Never heard of Malva pudding before? Prepare to meet your new favorite dessert. This is a traditional South African dessert and is similar to bread pudding or tres leches. Essentially, it’s cake soaked in a decadent sauce made with heavy cream and evaporated milk....

Being married to a Food Blogger ​Hey Guys, it’s Sanjiv (aka… Mr. HoneyWhatsCooking). Yes my name changed after I married Nisha. 🙂 It’s been almost 2 years since we’ve been married, and my friends are always asking me what’s life like being married to Mrs. HoneyWhatsCooking. Well, let me tell you I love the gourmet meals that Nisha prepares for me. She has a very creative and innovative mind when it comes to cooking....

Spinach Tortellini Soup What can be more comforting than a hot bowl of soup, like this Spinach Tortellini Soup, on a cold night. I love how simple this is, perfect when I want comfort food but I don’t feel like spending a lot of time in the kitchen. If your family wants meat in their soup, you may also enjoy this Turkey Meatball Tortellini Soup or this Sausage Tortellini Soup with Spinach....

Stuffed Shells with Meat Sauce Stuffed shells with meat sauce is a classic Italian-American dish that combines pasta, ricotta cheese, and a hearty meat sauce to create a flavorful and filling meal. I make it leaner with ground turkey and to add nutrients, I add spinach to the filling. This dish can be made ahead of time and is perfect for serving a large group or if you need a family dinner idea....

They are coated in melted butter and then mixed in a cinnamon-sugar mixture – which makes them quite sugary and completely delicious. Especially when these are topped with some whipped cream and lots of maple syrup. I was telling you…you’ll want these for dessert 🙂 The pancakes are easy to make and don’t take too long. And if you do want to serve these for breakfast, you could easily leave off the cinnamon-sugar + butter coatings and serve these with some syrup....

Corn Tomato and Avocado Salad Take advantage of the end of summer with sweet corn and delicious ripe tomatoes with this easy side dish, perfect to go along anything you ‘re grilling! Also great as a light lunch, and the dressing is creamy yet light, the perfect compliment. This has been my go-to salad these past few weeks. I even brought it to a pool party and it was all the rave....

Teriyaki Shrimp Quinoa Bowls I love grain bowls. I usually gravitate to rice bowls, but I also love one with quinoa. This shrimp teriyaki bowl is perfect! To give the quinoa extra flavor, I cook it in vegetable broth, then toss it with chopped scallions. While that cooks, I dice the mangoes, cucumbers, and jalapeño to make the salsa and squeeze some fresh lime over it with cilantro and a pinch of salt....