Mixed rice chazuke with miso cured salmon
Chazuke, meaning tea over rice, is a comfort food in Japan. Here we swap out the white rice for tasty mixed rice and stir through savoury miso cured salmon, a sake chazuke.
Some say breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Make sure it is a good one by trying some of these recipes.
Duck Phở with a Special Dipping Sauce
Phở has taken its rightful place as one of the great soups of the world. However, if you are avoiding beef, what do you do? This duck pho will more than satisfy you, bringing the wonderful flavour of duck to this aromatic broth.
Banana, walnut, and cacao nib sourdough waffles recipe
The crisp golden surface encases a slightly chewy and intensely flavoured centre. The banana, walnuts, cacao nibs, and sourdough starter contribute their unique strengths to shape these awesome sweet sourdough waffles.
Fermented fish consommé (Bún mắm trong suốt)
This fermented fish consommé gets its intense flavour from a rich bone broth and a liquor made from boiling fermented fish. Inspired by Vietnamese bun mam, the clear broth packs a flavour punch that is sure to create some photo-worthy facial expressions.
Potato waffle recipe with black sausage and crème fraîche
Crispy potato waffles are a delight any time. Add the complexity of black sausage and a dab of crème fraîche to this potato waffle recipe, and you have something worthy of savouring together with a glass of good wine.
Crispy smashed potatoes. Mushrooms, pancetta, wilted spinach, and poached egg.
Weekend brunches with family or friends feature heavily in “moments that matter”. With a delicious dish of crispy smashed potatoes, pancetta, and a poached egg, those moments will matter so much more.
Onsen Tamago (slow poached egg in a soy dashi broth)
Trying to sum up this simple dish in words is difficult, and actually seems pointless. Onsen tamago, or onsen egg, simply has to be experienced. It’s so difficult to describe this slow poached egg, and yet so easy to create at home.
Crispy pork belly banh mi – Banh Mi Heo Quay
Vietnamese Banh Mi has become almost as famous around the world as Pho (Phở). But there are many different versions of Bánh Mì in Vietnam. Crispy pork belly banh mi, or banh mi heo quay, is one of the favourites. The key ingredients here are the crispy roast pork belly and the hoisin based sauce.
Scrambled eggs with shaved truffle on asparagus
You may like your scrambled eggs runny, firm, or somewhere in between. If you haven’t tried them infused with truffle, then put that on your to-do list. Truffles and scrambled eggs are two ingredients that are made for each other.
Smoked salmon and poached egg wrap
So simple, yet the complexity of tastes and textures in this smoked salmon and poached egg wrap with radish sprouts belies that simplicity.
Shakshuka with chorizo and artichoke
Adding some spice and earthiness to a classic North African dish, this shakshuka with chorizo and artichoke makes a quick, healthy, and delicious brunch or lunch.
Homemade baked beans and eggs on toast
If your only experience of baked beans on toast is with what comes out of a can, you are in for a treat. This homemade baked beans and eggs on toast is way superior in every way—a breakfast or brunch to savour.
Salmon banh mi (Vietnamese baguette)
Vietnamese baguette, or “bánh mì”, is popular well beyond Vietnam. And, the variations available in Vietnam go way beyond the well known “jambon” version. This salmon banh mi is inspired by bánh mì chả cá (fish cake in a baguette), a version widely available in Saigon.
Vegetarian banh mi (banh mi chay) – with a mushroom quinoa patty
Vietnamese bánh mì has become very popular beyond the shores of Vietnam. Normally packed with animal-derived products, this vegetarian banh mi (bánh mì chay) incorporates a delicious nutty quinoa patty as well as the usual pickled vegetables, cucumber, and cilantro.
Vietnamese breakfast sandwich (bánh mì trứng)
Bánh mì trứng – fried egg in a baguette – the Vietnamese breakfast sandwich. Here it is supplemented with asparagus and smoked salmon. As Leonardo Da Vinci is credited with saying: “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.”