Surinamese Style Canned Sardines on Toast

Surinamese people love their canned sardines in oil or in tomato sauce by Morjon or Brunswick. We eat the sardines in tomato sauce over rice and sauté it first with some onion, garlic, Madame Jeanette pepper and a Maggie cube. It’s straight up comfortfood. And the sardines in oil we prefer them as a “choka” (mash) with raw onions, a bit of garlic powder, Madame Jeanette pepper, lemon juice, a little bit of the oil and salt / a Maggie cube. Today, I’ll share the “choka” version and serve it on some buttered sourdough toast. Prepare for some canned goodness!

Mini Scones w/ Gochujang, Sun-Dried Tomatoes & Mozzarella

Ya girl finally got back in the kitchen last weekend and whipped up a few Airfryer recipes for you! Starting with this baby: Mini Scones w/ Sun-Dried Tomato, Gochujang & Mozarella. These are very easy to make and bake in the Philips Airfryer. Normally it takes me about 10 mins in an oven, but these were done in 7 mins! Plus, they came out perfectly crisp and soft & fluffy in the middle. Check out this recipe with a Korean twist and hope you enjoy!

Huevos Rotos

I remember the first time I had a Spanish egg dish, “huevos rancheros” when I went to Lanzarote with my parents. We arrived there at night and rented a car. But as it was our first time there and the roads weren’t lit at night, we drove into a small town to ask for the way. Yet, before we got out there ya girl smelled some food and before you knew I was eating huevos rancheros on a bun. It was so good! Thank god for the food, because it got us home as well.

As for this Huevos Rotos, it’s another warming dish with eggs and potatoes. I made it my way and used some white mushrooms and shallots. Try it out!

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