Pork Tenderloin might not be the usual suspect when thinking of Bulgogi, but this Korean Pork Tenderloin is spectacular! While Bulgogi typically stars thinly sliced beef sizzling on a grill or in a quick stir-fry (check out my beef Bulgogi recipe linked below), this twist is a game-changer.
Korean Pork Tenderloin
Raise your hand if you’re in serious need of comfort – coz I’ve got your answer right here. It’s like a big, warm hug. It’s Chicken & Biscuit Casserole (It’s like a pot pie with biscuits on top) and it might not cure all your issues, but for just a while at least, it’s gonna transport you to your happy place.
Chicken & Biscuit Casserole
East meets West in the restaurant version of Chinese Black Pepper Steak. There’s no doubt that this dish is a popular restaurant item and for good reason. First of all, it’s all about the beef with only an accent of familiar veggies for balance. That gives it a great appeal for many diners.
Chinese Black Pepper Steak
I have good news today. See, some of you know I’ve been having some trouble with my joints; typing, while still slow and has to be done just a little at a time is easier and I’m trying to use the voice options on my computer. And cooking has been challenging, but I’m really trying to focus on fun & easy (and lightweight) food. And the best news? I made Old English Potted Cheese and it’s a super easy cheese spread and just to die for.
Old English Potted Cheese
When I decided to make my Lighter Mongolian Beef, I wanted to look a little into the history of Mongolian Beef. I knew it wasn’t an authentic “Mongolian” dish, but it seems Mongolian Beef was created in Taiwan, so that’s a twist!
Lighter Mongolian Beef