I am delighted and excited to introduce you to my dear friend and fellow blogger, Jasline from Foodie Baker . Jasline is a Singaporean foodie who loves to cook, bake and travel! Her tag line is,  "Anyone can cook or bake" but really don't let her modest ways fool you. I will never forget her delicious Hainanese Chicken Rice , amusing little Piggy and Bunny Mooncakes  and  fun travels like Alishan Taiwan. Jasline has a little something for everyone.

I always have admired Jasline dishes as she is not afraid to border new culinary challenges. Today, she has brought to us something dear to my heart; a great delicious meal you can get on the table in less than 30 minutes that even those picky teenagers will love. My goodness just check out those gorgeous photos.!!! I just want to grab a bite through the screen! Please extend a warm hello and reach out to Jasline by Facebook, Pintrest, Twitter, Google + or smoke signal. Be sure to stop by her site at Foodie Baker and check out all of her delicious recipes.  For all my gluten free friends,  just go ahead and swap out with your favourite gluten free pasta.

I will be out of the country for a couple of weeks so I promise I will catch up with all of you upon my return. In the mean time, I promise your are going to love the upcoming guest posts on Bam's Kitchen.  Take Care, BAM

Hello! I'm Jasline from Foodie Baker and I'm extremely honoured and excited to be here today! Bobbi has been a great source of inspiration and I just love to read about her kitchen adventures with her always-hungry teenagers.

BAM Kitchen features a lot of simple, healthy and delicious recipes so to add on to the list, I'm sharing this Creamy Kimchi Pasta!

Kimchi is a Korean side dish that is served at every Korean meal. It is usually fermented and taste spicy and sour. The most common type of Kimchi available in the market is Baechu-kimchi, made with Napa cabbage.

Kimchi is low in calories, and high in fibre and nutrients. It is rich in vitamins, essential amino acids, minerals and even antioxidants! Now, don't you want to start eating kimchi now?

So the recipe I'm sharing today is a Korean-Western fusion plate of pasta, featuring crispy bacon, chewy mushrooms and crunchy kimchi in a light creamy sauce. Let me take you through on how to cook it!

Hear the bacon sizzle! Fry the bacon until fat has been rendered and the bacon is crispy. (Bacon can be omitted if you are a vegetarian.)

Use some of the bacon fat and sauté the onion.

Mushrooms can be swapped with all kinds of mushrooms - I used brown button here but shimeji, oyster or shiitake will work well too! Throw in some minced garlic as well.

Gochujang, a red pepper paste, is added for a bit of spicy kick. It can be substituted with tomato paste and chilli flakes if you can't find any gochujang.

Add in the gorgeous kimchi! I bought this from my local supermarket, I'm using the cabbage kimchi today!

Add in a little water to create a bit of broth and combine all the flavours together.

When the sauce has reduced, stir in the cream.

Toss the al-dente pasta in the sauce.

Plate the pasta, sprinkle with the crispy bacon and freshly chopped spring onion, and serve immediately!