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Sour Chicken Soup

19 Jun, 2016

This chicken soup is an old Romanian tradition, totally different than your usual North American style

I dread long stories! Mostly because I never read them when I go browsing the web for new cooking ideas so, I will try to be short. 

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Pork stew made with sausages originating from the Moldova in Romania, also known as 'tochitura'

Pork and Sausage Stew

26 May, 2016

This is another recipe that I always enjoyed while being in Romania and I never got a chance of making it until now. Well, in fact it’s been sitting on my desk for few months now but there always seem to be something else more important to 

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Easy roast pork with all the veggies you can think of

Roast Pork and Veggies

23 Oct, 2015

Whenever you get too bored of the same meals with a too persistent woman touch, it is time to take charge and come up with a more manly recipe but if you lack imagination and initiative, like most men do, then I have the perfect dish, my 

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A summer classic Italian recipe enhanced with Serrano pepper and Moroccan sun dried olives | CookingGlory.com

Olive Caprese Salad

30 Sep, 2015

Wife was making fun of me the other day, she suggested I should change the name of my blog into something like SOUPS & SALADS, that’s code for “boring and nobody likes to eat that dish”, but somebody has to do some real cooking in this household, 

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Chicken Caesar salad with roasted tomatoes

Chicken Caesar Salad with Roasted Tomatoes

22 Sep, 2015

Yeah, I’m on a roll! Every once in a while I get stuck on something (we are talking about food here, some dish or ingredient that I eat over and over, in different combinations usually, over a short period of time. Some might say I have an 

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Healthy Caprese salad idea with a twist... or two. | CookingGlory.com

Avocado Caprese Salad

14 Sep, 2015

I have to admit, I haven’t met a salad that I didn’t like, yet. Actually I try to stay away from those weird salad combinations but every once in a while the better half makes one, like pasta or quinoa and then I really have to get 

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Mixed greens salad with roasted tomatoes

Mixed Greens Salad with Roasted Tomatoes

8 Sep, 2015

I love my salads. No matter how weird or complicated a recipe might sound, I am always more than willing to try it. Same thing happened with this recipe I’m about to share with all of you, curiosity got the best of me and what a great 

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Chicken soup with home-made noodles

Chicken Soup with Home-made Noodles

3 Sep, 2015

OK this is a classic and probably everybody knows how to make it by now. So why am I posting this now? Because I simply love it and every now and then I like to try various combinations, just like my mother user to make… well sort 

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Pork stuffed peppers, a traditional Romanian recipe

Stuffed Peppers Romanian Style

26 Aug, 2015

Another recipe that I grew up with and of which I am still fond of up to this day are stuffed peppers. Like all the other dishes my mom used to make when I was home, this one was almost abused to death, took me several years 

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Curry salmon with jasmine rice and saffron

Salmon Curry with Jasmine Rice

20 Aug, 2015

Finally another recipe for my seafood category. I am picky about the way my fish is cooked to be honest but lately I have been enjoying Indian cuisine a lot and I figured, maybe I could combine some of the amazing flavors and spices present in various 

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Easy to make stew of Russian origin

Beef and Mushroom Stroganoff

12 Aug, 2015

One of the easiest stew recipes out there, Stroganoff has its origins in mid 19th century Russia but it was a much simpler dish then it is today. People make Stroganoff from anything you can think of, starting with beef and going through every sort of other 

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