Furikake Salmon with Crab

I was so happy when the Taste Bud x Pono Hawaiian Nori Komi Furikake Rice Seasoning arrived because I’ve been hella craving Furikake Salmon! With all the holiday eats lately, it felt really nice to switch it up with some good ol’ salmon for a quick and eazy weeknight dinner. The sweet, salty, and umami... Continue Reading →

Thai Red Curry Mussels

Every time Mrs. No Limit and I go to a seafood restaurant, you will always find us ordering a steamed clam/mussel appetizer and dipping bread in it and letting the toasty bread soak up all the juices. So Goood! I had some leftover mussels and decided to make a Thai version, by making Red Curry... Continue Reading →

Mực Um (Braised Stuffed Calamari)

Mực Um, Vietnamese braised stuffed calamari, is a comfort dish mom made regularly when I was a kid. I don’t see many recipes with this name online and think it might be a dish specific to Phú Quốc, where my parents were born and raised. If you grew up eating this or a variation of... Continue Reading →

Fried Oyster Lettuce Wrap

  The warmer weather + calorie counting got me eating more lettuce wraps recently. When Mrs. No Limit was craving Fried Oysters, I made Vietnamese Fried Oyster Lettuce Wraps and we dipped them in spicy, sweet, and tangy nuoc mam dipping sauce. So good! For convenience, I used jarred oysters and cleaned them as best... Continue Reading →

Spicy Thai Crab Fried Rice

My daughter Taylor is a huge fan of Thai Crab Fried Rice. Every time we go to our favorite Thai Restaurant, she orders this dish and loves the sweetness of the crab meat with the aromatic Thai spices and flavors in the dish I recently made Spicy Thai Crab Fried Rice using the leftover Dungeness... Continue Reading →

Roasted Crab

For Valentine’s Day, I made the iconic Crustacean/Thanh Long inspired roasted crab and smothered the crab with the most amazing peppery and buttery garlic butter sauce. I roasted the crab in the @traegergrills but the oven works great too. Large pre-steamed Dungeness crab at Costco that was $4.99/lb. I couldn’t pass it up. I spent... Continue Reading →

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