In celebration of Pi(e) Day, a delicious recipe from an unlikely source!
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In celebration of Pi(e) Day, a delicious recipe from an unlikely source!
Read MorePanfried slabs of celeriac covered with a delightful sesame-soy-ginger Wafu dressing and topped with fried garlic crisps, sesame seeds, and spring onions.
Read MoreA fantastic salad is based on an old recipe I found over at Smitten Kitchen and my own recipe for harissa which is inspired by Franck Dangereux.
Read MoreThe past week, we have been cooking some delicious vegetarian dinners from Nina Olsson’s cookbook Feasts of Veg.
Read MoreThis time an Ottolenghi double bill from his Simple cookbook&
Read MoreYotam Ottolenghi never ceases to amaze with recipes whereby just 1 ingredient makes a total difference.
Read MoreFor her birthday, Chantal got Ottolenghi’s latest cookbook, Simple. So we already have quite a few recipes that we want to try out.
Read MoreAnother great recipe from the Marcus at Home cookbook to give our new pasta machine a spin.
Read MoreRecently, I have been cooking from Marcus Wareing’s cookbook, Marcus at Home, which was released in the fall of 2016.
Read MoreOur dessert from the cookout that Koen & I had in December.
Read MoreThis was the pièce de résistance from the Ad Hoc At Home cookout that Koen and I had in December: Beef Stroganoff.
Read MoreBetter late than never. In December Koen and I had a cookout again, and we started with this stunning creamy cauliflower soup with three crispy elements.
Read MoreWhen I make Baba Ganoush (roasted aubergine dip), I always use the recipe from French chef Franck Dangereux – of The Foodbarn in Noordhoek, South-Africa – as a basis.
Read MoreFinal recipe from our week trying out Ottolenghi’s Plenty More cookbook!
Read MorePotato based stews are definitely a staple in Dutch cuisine (curly kale, endive, and sauerkraut are the most popular), but this stew made with root vegetables, lentils. The boozy shallots/gravy is absolutely incredible too. A must-try winter dish!
Read MoreThis recipe from the Plenty More cookbook is based on a dish from Danielle Postma, a South African chef who worked with Ottolenghi in the UK.
Read MoreThis dish from the Plenty More cookbook is a variation on “Baked Ziti“, the classic Italian-American oven dish.
Read MoreWe took Yotam Ottolenghi’s Plenty More cookbook from the bookshelf and in no time we found several vegetarian recipes to give a try.
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