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Coconut Jasmine Buns
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Coconut Jasmine Cream Buns

Updated on August 24, 2026August 24, 2026 Leave a Comment on Coconut Jasmine Cream Buns

Coconut Jasmine Cream Buns made with fluffy milk bread, jasmine whipped cream, simple syrup glaze, and shredded coconut.

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4 hrs 35 mins
Honeyed Fig Crostata
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Honeyed Fig Crostatas

Updated on July 24, 2026July 23, 2026 Leave a Comment on Honeyed Fig Crostatas

Honeyed Fig Crostatas made with fresh figs, honey, lemon, thyme, and buttery pastry for an easy elegant dessert.

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2 hrs 30 mins
Sticky Toffee Overnight Oats
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Sticky Toffee Overnight Oats

Updated on June 7, 2026June 7, 2026 Leave a Comment on Sticky Toffee Overnight Oats

Sticky Toffee Overnight Oats made with steel-cut oats, Medjool dates, cinnamon, brown sugar, and a buttery maple-date sauce.

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9 hrs 20 mins
Kimchi Bulgogi Cheesesteak
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Kimchi Bulgogi Cheesesteaks

Updated on May 10, 2026May 10, 2026 Leave a Comment on Kimchi Bulgogi Cheesesteaks

Kimchi bulgogi cheesesteak with shaved ribeye, gochujang sauce, and kimchi aioli. A bold Korean twist on a classic cheesesteak sandwich.

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50 mins
BBQ Rice Bowls with Mango Slaw
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Spicy BBQ Chicken Rice Bowls with Mango Slaw

Updated on April 29, 2026April 29, 2026 Leave a Comment on Spicy BBQ Chicken Rice Bowls with Mango Slaw

Spicy BBQ chicken bowls with mango slaw. A sweet, tangy, and smoky rice bowl recipe that’s easy, fresh, and perfect for a quick, flavorful meal.

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50 mins
Jammy Eggs with Asparagus and Chipotle
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Jammy Eggs with Asparagus and Chipotle Salad

Updated on April 27, 2026April 27, 2026 Leave a Comment on Jammy Eggs with Asparagus and Chipotle Salad

Jammy eggs with asparagus and chipotle. A quick, high-protein spring recipe with smoky heat, fresh basil, and parmesan—easy, light, and packed with flavor.

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20 mins
Honey Roasted Carrots with Whipped Ricotta
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Honey Roasted Carrots with Whipped Ricotta

Updated on April 1, 2026April 1, 2026 Leave a Comment on Honey Roasted Carrots with Whipped Ricotta

Roasted honey carrots with whipped ricotta. A cozy, caramelized carrot side dish with thyme and flaky salt, perfect for Sunday supper meals.

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35 mins
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Meatloaf with Ketchup Glaze

Updated on March 31, 2026March 31, 2026 Leave a Comment on Meatloaf with Ketchup Glaze

Classic homemade meatloaf with ketchup glaze made from ground beef, onions, and panko. Juicy, tender, and perfect for a comforting Sunday dinner.

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75 hrs 40 mins
Gochujang Pulled Pork Sandwiches
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Gochujang Pulled Pork Sandwiches with Pickled Veggies

Updated on May 9, 2026March 25, 2026 Leave a Comment on Gochujang Pulled Pork Sandwiches with Pickled Veggies

Gochujang pulled pork sandwiches with pickled veggies and kimchi mayo. A spicy, juicy Korean-inspired pulled pork sandwich packed with bold flavor.

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11 hrs 25 mins
Thai Beef Salad
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Thai Beef Salad

Updated on March 8, 2026March 8, 2026 Leave a Comment on Thai Beef Salad

Thai beef salad (Yam Neua) with grilled skirt steak, lime dressing, herbs, and tomatoes. A bright, refreshing warm-weather Thai salad packed with flavor.

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30 mins

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Yes, another Hatch chile recipe because when Hatch Yes, another Hatch chile recipe because when Hatch chile season is over, what am I going to do?

One of my favorite things to eat as a kid was creamed corn straight out of the can. I know that probably sounds gross to some people, but I loved it then and I still love creamed corn now.

So this Creamed Corn Pasta with Hatch Chile is basically my adult version. Fresh corn, shallots, garlic and Hatch chile are cooked down until creamy, then mixed with cream cheese, Parmesan, butter and pasta. The Hatch chile adds just a little heat without overpowering the sweetness of the corn.

And if you can’t find Hatch chiles, use jalapeño or whatever green chile you like. It’s really just there to give the pasta a little kick.

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Make sure you scrape those corn cobs! The corn milk and little bits left behind help make the sauce creamy, and you’re getting everything you can out of each ear instead of throwing half the good stuff away.

Please tell me I’m not the only person who loved canned creamed corn as a kid 😂

#pastapasta #hatchchile #creamypasta #cornpasta #thesustainablekitchen
@central_market is covered in Hatch chiles right n @central_market is covered in Hatch chiles right now, so obviously I took that as a personal assignment.

These Hatch Chile Crepes are filled with scrambled eggs, then covered with a savory ground beef and roasted Hatch chile sauce, Monterey Jack, Colby, and a little cilantro at the end.

As someone who loves spicy food, Hatch chiles are not exactly Thai chile-level spicy to me, but that is actually the point here. They bring a gentle heat and roasted green chile flavor without turning breakfast into a punishment, which feels especially correct when Dallas is sitting above 100 degrees.

You can also make these your own. Keep the beef, swap in chicken, or leave the meat out completely for a vegetarian version.

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This recipe is flexible enough to work with what you already have. Use Hatch chiles while they are in season, or swap in another mild pepper when they are not. Less rigid cooking means fewer extra grocery runs and less food waste.

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Are you team Hatch chile everything, or do you need the season to calm down?

#hatchchile #hatchchileseason #thesustainablekitchen #brunchrecipes #dallasfoodblogger
I’ve been on a Korean sweet treat kick lately, and I’ve been on a Korean sweet treat kick lately, and these Coconut Jasmine Cream Buns are exactly the kind of dessert I want when Dallas is acting like the surface of the sun.

They’re made with soft milk bread, brushed with a simple glaze, coated in shredded coconut, and filled with jasmine whipped cream. I’m not usually a big jasmine tea person, but jasmine in dessert is different. It’s light, floral, and subtle without making you feel like you accidentally ate a candle.

This is not a quick 20-minute recipe, but it is manageable if you space it out. Make the dough ahead, let it proof overnight, infuse the cream, and fill the buns once everything is completely cool.
Soft, airy, cold cream in the middle, coconut on the outside — honestly, not a bad way to survive a heat wave.

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Making the dough ahead and spacing out the steps makes this recipe feel much more doable. It also turns simple ingredients like flour, milk, cream, and coconut into something that feels thoughtful without needing a long list of specialty items.

Are you a jasmine dessert person, or does floral flavor need to stay far away from your food?

#thesustainablekitchen #milkbread #koreandessert  #coconutdessert #summerdessert
Coming from Louisiana, I was not about to pass up Coming from Louisiana, I was not about to pass up Natchitoches meat pies.

And yes, it’s pronounced Nack-uh-dish.

These little meat pies are filled with seasoned beef, onion, bell pepper, garlic, warm spices, and Tabasco, then baked until golden and served with a spicy buttermilk dip.

The dip is where things get very Southern very quickly: buttermilk, mayo, sour cream, celery salt, lemon juice, scallions, and more Tabasco. The pies are good on their own, but with the dip? Absolutely better.

They look more complicated than they are, which is always appreciated when you want something homemade but don’t feel like spending all day in your kitchen.

Have you ever had a Natchitoches meat pie?

#thesustainablekitchen  #louisianafood #southernrecipes #handpies #comfortfood
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