Lura Skye

There’s something so comforting about a bowl of pasta that’s both creamy and tangy. This Creamy Tomato Ricotta Pasta became one of my go-to midday meals during a hectic week when I had little time to spare, but still craved something rich, filling, and homemade. I remember opening my fridge, spotting a tub of ricotta … Read more

As a baker, I’m always experimenting with ways to transform simple ingredients into something memorable. One afternoon, while staring at a few overripe bananas on my counter, I felt inspired to create a snack that was both nostalgic and wholesome. That’s how my Cinnamon-Sugar Air Fryer Banana Chips were born. They reminded me of the … Read more

There’s something incredibly comforting about a warm bowl of cheesy ramen. I still remember the first time I whipped this up—it was one of those evenings when I had almost nothing fancy in the pantry, yet I craved something satisfying, warm, and indulgent. I tossed together a packet of ramen noodles, a splash of milk, … Read more

There’s something incredibly comforting about a bowl of ramen, and over time, I’ve played around with countless variations. But the day I stumbled upon the magic of garlic, butter, and a sprinkle of parmesan folded into those simple noodles, everything changed. This Easy Parmesan Garlic Ramen became one of those quick-fix meals that I now … Read more

As a baker, I’ve always found comfort in nostalgic treats—the kind that bring back memories of cozy afternoons and childhood movie nights. Marshmallow Caramel Corn is one of those recipes that instantly takes me back to simpler times. I first stumbled upon this combination while experimenting in my kitchen with leftover marshmallows and a fresh … Read more

Ever since I started baking professionally, I’ve been fascinated by how simple vegetables can transform into irresistible snacks. One afternoon, with a basket full of fresh zucchini and a curious craving for something crispy, this recipe came to life. I remember the sound of that first chip snapping between my fingers and the satisfaction of … Read more