Hello, frugal foodies! Today, we’re doing a deep dive – into the delicious world of Marinated Artichoke Hearts. Picture this: succulent, tangy, and brimming with flavor – all from a humble can of artichokes (along with a little kitchen magic!)
The layering is done; ready for the brine
Imagine a symphony of contrasting flavors and textures that is the Copycat Bartaco Sesame Ribeye Tacos. As your teeth sink into the taco, fresh, tangy pickled peppers and red onions give a satisfying crunch. Funky, earthy & spicy kimchee adds contrast and it all gives way to the tender, velvety Asian-leaning shaved Ribeye marinated in a sweet sesame soy.
This plate would run you about $18.25 plus tax and tip at the restaurant.
This recipe for Soy Pickled Jalapenos came by way of my sister. It was shown to her by her soon-to-be Mother-in-Law who came to the States from China and ran a successful restaurant with her husband for years before retiring.
Soy Pickled Jalapenos
Yanno what I run hot and cold on? Pickles. Sometimes I just love them and can’t get enough and then sometimes I couldn’t care less about them. But I always get a little excited in the summer when those little pickling cucumbers start to show up. Coz then I can show off a bit and make my faves. Like these Refrigerator Bread & Butter Pickles.
Refrigerator Bread & Butter Pickles
The other day I made the most marvelous (if I do say so myself, and I do, I do) Bahn Mi Street Tacos. If you haven’t seen that post, take a peek! One of the defining elements in that recipe is these Quick Vietnamese Pickled Carrots, a little sweet with tangy undertones from the vinegar, and they’re a little addictive!
Bahn Mi Street Tacos