#92: Mushroom Risotto
Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom have introduced many new things to the Zelda franchise, but one of my favorite new additions is the cooking mechanic. There’s just so many different delicious-looking recipes to create that you want to try in real life. And so, that’s why I decided to make another… Read More
#91: Lucky Lunch
Since last year, I’ve been wanting to make a dish from Stardew Valley for this month, but there wasn’t any official cookbook for it and a lot of the recipes in the game are just normal dishes in real life. But there are a couple of dishes unique to the game and the one that… Read More
#90: Goopy Carbonara
I’ve been excited to return to this month since I’ve found a lot of different recipe books and recipes online from my favorite video game series that I’ve been wanting to try out for a while now. So, for this first week, I thought I would do a classic recipe from The Sims 3. When… Read More
#69: Naughty and Nice Chocolate Bonbons
Bonbons are one of my favorite things to get during Christmas time. When I was younger, we used to get these assorted chocolate boxes from a Southern Californian chocolate store called See’s as gifts for Christmas. I think they’re more well-known now, but as a child, I always thought they were such a luxury. The… Read More
#20: Chocolate Chip Cookies
This chocolate chip cookie recipe is one of my favorites to make because it’s so simple and they always come out super delicious. If you have any leftovers, place the cookies into a plastic bag and store it in the fridge for up to 2 weeks or up to two months in the freezer. Though,… Read More
#19: Snowball Cookies
Apparently, these cookies are also known as Russian Tea Cakes or Mexican Wedding Cookies. Not sure why they are known as both originating from Russia and Mexico given that the countries are nowhere near each other, but they are delicious either way. If you have any leftovers, place the snowballs into a plastic bag and… Read More