Today I am taking you to the Philippines with this exotic dish… dinuguan. What is it? It’s pork blood stew. A lot of foreigners will think this dish is unusual, due to the pork blood, however a lot of different countries use blood as one of their delicacies, such as Europe’s blood sausage and Greece’s
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Arrabbiata means ANGRY in Italian. I love this sauce because it has a spicy kick to it. This dish is very simple and quick to make.  I usually eat this with shrimp but I didn’t have shrimp on hand. I did have Italian sausages, so I decided to throw that in this dish. Here are
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Hi Guys, I thought I’d share this Thai dish I made. Thai Basil Chicken aka Spicy Basil Chicken aka Pad Kra Pao Gai aka Gai Pad Bai Gaprow… This dish is super simple and quick to make and packed with tons of flavor. It’s up to you with how much red baby chili peppers you
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  Here is my spin on the Yardhouse Restaurant’s Truffle Mac-n-cheese. Mac-n-Cheese is definitely one of my favorite dishes.  What I love about it is that you can dress this simple dish up.  Be creative and add different cheeses or other ingredients to your mac-n-cheese.  It’s gourmet, rich, and delish. If you love mac-n-cheese, mushrooms,
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I mde this dish during Cinco De Mayo.  This dish is very simple to make. You can serve this and share as an appetizer or you can eat it as a meal on its own. I like to eat my quesadillas with a little bit of sour cream and guacamole.  I hope you enjoy this simple
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Japchae is one of my favorite Korean dishes. It is Korea’s version of the Filipino Pancit(video that I posted prior to this). Japchae is a stir-fried dish. In this dish I use sweet potato noodles and various vegetables. You can make this with chicken, pork, shrimp, or beef. You can also leave the meat out
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Chicken pot pie is one of my favorite comfort dishes.  Today on Ivy’s Kitchen I decided to make this dish. This dish was inspired by someone who had made this for me. After finding out how it was made, I realized I can make this at home and stop buying the frozen ones. I wanted to recreate
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Today on Ivy’s Kitchen, I make this rich traditional decadent Italian recipe using veal shanks. I used a low and slow braise cooking method and cooked the shanks with vegetables, herbs, chicken stock and wine. The marrow in the bone gives this the sauce a very rich flavor. To brighten up this dish, I topped
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The holidays are just around the corner.  If you are looking for a hassle free dish to serve to your family and friends, why not try my bacon wrapped pork roast. You can prepare this dish the day before until the day of. If you are preparing it the day of, allow at least an hour of
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Winter is a few months away.  What does my body crave during cold weathers? Soup! On this episode of Ivy’s Kitchen, I show you how to make Kimchi jjigae.  This is my favorite stew/soup that I love to order whenever I go to a Korean restaurant.  This soup is hearty and spicy, of course you
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