Author: Leah

Welcome to Deliciously. My warm and snug little space in this big, wild world. This blog is about my everyday life in San Francisco (where I work) and Oakland (where I live). I strive to live a life that is full of gratitude, coziness and simple joys. This is my personal journal and photo album where I post photos of lovely things that I capture on camera, travels and delicious meals that I share with my family and friends. Just a simple, happy blog. Thank you for stopping by! -- Leah www.autumnbaygal.blog

Cranberry Apple Cake

Originally posted on Tasty Eats:
Realizing I bought too many bags of fresh cranberries, I decided that baking a cake with some of them would be a good idea. As cranberries pair well with apples, I quickly adapted my go-to dairy free “all in one bowl” apple cake recipe, to fit the addition of fresh…

Mushrooms and Red Wine Beef Ossobuco

Originally posted on Tasty Eats:
Hearty and aromatic Ossobuco stew is an ultimate dish for serving on a cold day. The cross-cut shanks with the bone, are the base for the dish. They are first pan fried, and then cooked with different vegetables and liquids, depending on regional variations and personal taste. In the recipe…

Masala Fries

Originally posted on Sowmya's Spicy Corner:
Masala Fries – Indian style homemade spicy & tangy potato french fries. Thinly sliced potatoes are tossed with corn flour and spices , deep fried in oil until golden crisp. These golden munchies are an irresistible snack and can be served for all occasions. Ingredients: Potato (medium size)…

Leftovers turkey pie

Originally posted on Bunminola Bakes:
More turkey… This time commandeered into a pie. Ingredients 1 kg leeks, sliced into 1/2 centimetre rounds A splash of olive oil and a smidge of butter Pinch of dried or fresh thyme As much cold turkey, goose or chicken meat as you have (400-600g is a good guide), torn into…

Spiral Basil Bread

Originally posted on The Food In-Laws:
If you’ve been following along with our weekly posts, you know that recently Karen and I joined in for a round of the Rainydaybites cookbook club on Instagram. Our first challenge was to bake one of the pull apart breadsfrom the cookbook Baking for the Holidays by Sarah Kieffer.…

Hot and Sour Noodle Soup

Originally posted on Tanooki Homemade Cafe:
When I was a kid AKA growing so fast and quick physically and emotionally, I used to put noodles in soups. Just a bowl of soup as the main dish never happened in my cuisine but always considered as a side dish, I needed something filling to satisfy my…

Peppermint Puppy Chow

Originally posted on NancyC:
NOTE: Just to clarify, this recipe is not intended for dogs—”puppy chow” is just the common name this snack goes by! This is for people, not animals! 🙂 This is a Christmasy snack mix that’s quick and easy to make! It’s basically white chocolate-and-powdered sugar-coated Rice Chex™ cereal with crushed candy…

Creamy Cauliflower Hummus — Popsicle Society

Sometimes holiday dishes preparation can be stressful and can take a lot of time.   If you’re looking for a last-minute super simple, delicious, and healthy appetizer, look no further, as this creamy cauliflower hummus will do the trick.  752 more words Creamy Cauliflower Hummus — Popsicle Society

Matcha Cookie

Originally posted on Tanooki Homemade Cafe:
Since thanksgiving ends, what’s waiting for us next is Christmas! Because a lot of people are expecting family gatherings and gift exchange events, I’m seeing people started to share how their baking turned out to be such an edible art on SNS.  ? Are you a baking lover? If…