Turkish Eggs

In my continuing Breakfast Series, I give you Turkish Eggs. This is an incredibly easy, very quick, yet absolutely delicious breakfast. 2 eggs3 tbsp thick yogurt (I used full 5 oz cup of Greek yogurt)PepperPaprikaRed chili flakesOlive oil1 tbsp butter1 tsp crushed green chili (I used a jalapeno)ParsleyFresh garlic paste (garlic powder would be fine)Green onion (optional)Slice of bread or crackers Start off my mixing the yogurt with the garlic, paprika and pepper. Spread it out on a plate so it comes to room temperature while you prepare the rest. Mix the olive oil with the green chili and parsley. Heat up the butter and mix in the paprika and red pepper flakes. Don’t cook until the butter turns brown. Pull it off the heat once everything is blended. Half...

Almond Flour Pizza

For our standing Saturday Night Dinner Date, wonderful co-chef and lady love Carolyn Flynn and I decided to go with home made low carb pizzas. She went with a cauliflower crust and I decided to make an almond flour, mozzarella crust I found on the interweb tubes. I made two small pizzas from the instructions below. Otherwise, this makes a nice medium sized pizza. The first one is my traditional pizza a tomato sauce with ham and black olives. The second was a pesto garlic chicken and goat cheese pizza. (https://goodpointofview.com/2023/02/04/garlic-honey-chicken/). I put mozzarella on top of both. The focus of this post is the wonderful almond flour crust. This recipe from Jackie Taylor is a keeper. I plan to make a batch of these crusts, vacuum seal them and put...

Garlic Honey Chicken

My Friday night dinner is absolutely gold…at least to me. I set out to do a garlic/honey chicken I saw on YouTube and I came up with a complete surprise. When I was in middle school and high school, to support my photography hobby (which led directly to my life in newspapers/magazines) I mowed the yard of the guy across the street from me. He lived in NY, but had a local Japanese restaurant. When I would go there to get paid ($20 a month back in the 70’s bought all my darkroom chemicals and film) they would always serve me some chicken teriyaki on rice. It was great. As an adult, I have always tried to replicate that flavor, and I never did. Until tonight. Completely by accident. The key to the sweetness was honey. So, I give you my Garlic Honey...

A Double Decker Spicy Fried Chicken Sandwich

Making a rare lunchtime appearance with an offering from my kitchen, I give you a fried double chicken cheese sandwich. During our noon walk I ask Chase the dog what I should have for lunch. He reminded me that I had hamburger buns from last week in the freezer and some raw chicken thighs in the fridge from the Indonesian eggrolls. Giving these ingredients I worked a spicy air fried chicken sandwich with a garlic Cayenne aïoli. I mix some milk with some vinegar to make a faux buttermilk and soak the breasts in it for a couple minutes while I made my dredge of almond flour, Tony’s Cajun seasoning, and some black pepper. After dredging the chicken through the seasoning I put it on the air fryer for about 10 minutes each side at 400°, checking the temperature...

Indonesian Eggrolls

Tonight I give you something new…Indonesian Egg rolls with a noodle stir fry. I went with the shirataki noodles after looking at my options, the shirataki, rice noodles or my Carb-nada noodles. The shirataki won the comparison hand’s down. This is my Friday night dinner, I made less than half the recipe and I prepared mine in my air fryer. Egg roll wrappers 8 ounces cooked chicken thighs, sliced into thin strips 1 medium red onion, thinly chopped 1 garlic clove, minced 1 inch fresh gingerroot, minced (I used squeeze ginger) 1 teaspoon sambal oelek (I used garlic chili paste) 10 ounces white cabbage, thinly sliced (I used cabbage slaw) 8 ounces bean sprouts 1 (6 ounce) can bamboo shoots 1 large carrot, shredded 1 tablespoon ketjap manis (I just cooked...