Soba Noodles n Potstickers

Simple yet delicious.

ps: It's great having frozen pork dumplings on hand, makes for super easy back up dinner when I don't feel like cooking or just don't have time on my hand.

Christmas Dinner

Christmas turkey

artichoke dip

nachos n chips, artichokes n crackers, cereal cookies and sugar cookies

swedish meatballs

twice baked mashed potatoes... LOVE

raspberry sorbet ginger ale soda

Christmas Breakfast

Le scrambled eggs

Super moist cornbread with to-die-for some kind of honey syrup = AH-mazing-ness

Le spam n turkey bacon

Omnity om nom nom...

Stuffed pork loins w/ mash potatoes

Another super duper scrumptious holiday meal that makes me wish we were in Sacramento more often. :D As usual, the foods are to die for!

Cinnamon Buns

From this doughy globby nothingness to

this delicious dessert... mmmmmmmm

We ate some :)

My uncle also bought a coffee crunch cake, which was super yummy too!

Chicken Parm.

For the Christmas week, we decided to stay with family in Sacramento. (They really know how to cook up a storm!

Salad with tangerines and special-made vinaigrette.

WAAAAAAAAAAAAY better than Olive Garden. Super fresh and homemade = major deliciousness in my tummy (w/o having to lift a finger... gotta love my cousin n aunt!!) 

Pork belly n Eggs & Christmas Cookies

For dinner, we had pork belly and scrambled eggs. The dip is made with mayo and chipotle smoked hot sauce (super yum).

For dessert, we had some cookies, which were made exactly as the nestle tollhouse recipe instructed with the minor minor change of slightly decreased chocolate chips. I thought the cookies weren't that great (I prefer my cookies bready), but it's prolly just me as my fiance and my dad thinks it tasted normal and delicious. 

Crumbly peanut butter cookies

Yup, these cookies sure do crumble easily. Maybe best to use as peanut butter crumble on top of some other delicious bakery. This is also keto friendly.

The above dough is made with 1 egg, 1 cup peanut natural butter, 1/4 cup splenda, 1/2 tsp vanilla extract, and 1 tbs coconut flour. Mix til well incorporated.

Scoop out a mountain high tablespoon and then flatten with fork. Bake in preheated oven of 350 F for about 12 minutes. Cookies will crumble! (Will try this again with 2 eggs to see if the cookies hold better)

They look pretty good. And it tastes pretty sweet too. Think I'll cut down on the splenda next time as well.

Here's the original recipe: http://allynorris.wordpress.com/2012/05/01/keto-friendly-peanut-butter-cookies/