If you need a quick, yummy weeknight meal, this katsu cornflake chicken recipe is for you. Using only 5 ingredients, this addicting chicken recipe will be on your dinner table in 30 minutes or less. Adjustments included for different cuts of chicken. I love cooking, but oftentimes during the week, I really don’t like to […] The post Katsu Cornflake Chicken (5 ingredients only!) appeared first on Cooking Therapy ..read more

This no churn Vietnamese rocky road is the ice cream recipe you didn’t know you needed. This easy, homemade ice cream includes decadent Vietnamese coffee ice cream combined with salty peanuts, rich dark chocolate, and marshmallows mixed in. No ice cream machine needed! One of the benefits of living in LA is there are so... Read On → The post No Churn Vietnamese Rocky Road appeared first on Cooking Therapy ..read more

THE cake in Vietnamese cuisine is a pandan chiffon cake. It is served at almost every major celebration from birthdays to weddings. This vibrant green cake is known for its coconut-y, pandan-y flavor, and its soft and airy texture. My version of this cake utilizes natural pandan flavor through the use of fresh pandan leaves... Read On → The post Soft and Fluffy Pandan Chiffon Cake appeared first on Cooking Therapy ..read more

A cookie that is just as good as it is beautiful, these strawberry matcha neapolitan cookies are the ultimate crowd pleaser. Made with both freeze dried strawberries and matcha powder, they provide a great balance of bitter, tart, and sweet flavors. They are also sneakily very easy to make, requiring only 30 minutes from start... Read On → The post 30-Minute Strawberry Matcha Neapolitan Cookies appeared first on Cooking Therapy ..read more

Coconut ice cream is one of my favorite flavors of all time because it’s such a nice clean, neutral flavor for me. Made with only 6 ingredients, this ice cream recipe is also very simple to make! In this blog post, read all about how to make this ice cream flavor and how to get... Read On → The post Creamy Coconut Ice Cream appeared first on Cooking Therapy ..read more

Banh Khot or Vietnamese Mini Pancakes are huge crowd pleasers among the Vietnamese community. Known for their vibrant yellow color and crispy texture, they are often reserved for large parties because they are so easy to make, and it’s easy to make a lot of them. In this blog post, learn how to make these... Read On → The post Banh Khot (Vietnamese Mini Pancakes) appeared first on Cooking Therapy ..read more

If tom yum soup and pasta were to have a baby, this would be it! This tom yum pasta is the easiest, yummiest 30 minute meal you can make. It’s also vegetarian friendly and allows for a variety of ingredient substitutions. A couple weeks ago I had lunch at a place in Long Beach called... Read On → The post 30-Minute Tom Yum Pasta appeared first on Cooking Therapy ..read more

A banh mi baguette is a core part of Vietnamese food. It is an ingredient that is used in a variety of dishes from banh mi sandwiches to Vietnamese soups. In this blog post, learn how to make these crispy, pilowy-soft baguettes at home and how to get the most consistent results every single time.... Read On → The post Crispy & Soft Banh Mi Baguette (Vietnamese Baguette) appeared first on Cooking Therapy ..read more

Pad Kra Pao or Thai Basil Pork is the ultimate weeknight meal. It is super flavorful, made with pantry staples, and comes together in just 20 minutes! In this blog post, learn how to make this dish with ground pork, chicken, or beef. Pad Kra Pao or Thai Basil Pork has always been a favorite... Read On → The post 20-Minute Pad Kra Pao (Thai Basil Pork) appeared first on Cooking Therapy ..read more

Eaten for breakfast and dessert alike, pandan waffles are a favorite among the Vietnamese community. This pandan waffle recipe pays homage to these famous waffles by creating a waffle that is perfectly crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. In this blog post, learn how to flavor these waffles naturally using pandan leaves... Read On → The post Pandan Waffles (made with pandan leaves) appeared first on Cooking Therapy ..read more