Vietnamese Grilled Pork Chops

After getting my new portable @webergrills Go-Anywhere charcoal grill, I had a sudden craving for Cơm Tấm Sườn Heo Nướng, Broken Rice with Grilled Pork Chops. The grill reminded me of getting Cơm Tấm in Vietnam where the ladies would pop a squat over a small grill, and grill up some of the most flavorful... Continue Reading →

Heo Quay Kho Cải Chua

The last time I made a heo quay and pickled mustard greens dish, I made it more of a stir fry, similar to how Mrs. No Limit remembered it growing up. For this cook, I made Heo Quay Kho Cải Chua by braising the heo quay and pickled mustard greens in coconut juice like Thịt... Continue Reading →

Chorizo Breakfast Burrito

Chorizo is one of my favorite types of sausage and my go-to protein of choice for breakfast burritos. It’s my weakness. Anytime I see it on a menu, I gotta have it! This is my Chorizo Breakfast Burrito with all the ingredients I love in it. The only thing missing was diced jalapeños and maybe... Continue Reading →

Smoked Thịt Kho 

With all the Vietnamese cooking and BBQing that I do, I’m always trying to find new innovative ways to incorporate Vietnamese flavors into my BBQ and have had this idea for a while to smoke Thịt Kho in my Smoker! This Smoked Thịt Kho is essentially Pork Belly Burnt Ends prepared in Vietnamese Thịt Kho... Continue Reading →

Canh Giò Heo (Pig Trotter Soup)

After Mrs. No Limit and Lily came home from the hospital, all the Vietnamese moms and aunties I talked to suggested she eat plenty of Canh Giò Heo, Pig Trotter soup, to assist with mama milk production. Word on the streets is that the gelatinous pig trotter, sweet carrots, and unripened papaya are perfect combination... Continue Reading →

Smoked Pork Riblets

My local Costco sells Pork Sparerib Portions, which are ribs that are made by cutting a regular slab of spare ribs lengthwise into strips. I like to buy it and cut the ribs into riblets, smaller bite-size pieces, to make soup and or braise for many Vietnamese recipes, but for this cook, I switched it... Continue Reading →

Kalua Pork and Cabbage

Kalua Pork was one of the first Hawaiian dishes I became obsessed with and learned how to make after my first visit to Hawaii in 2008 during my honeymoon. This is the perfect party dish and/or meal prep dish for the family. The word “kālua” means to cook in an underground oven in the Hawaiian... Continue Reading →

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