With vegetarian recipes like this, you won’t be missing meat at all!
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With vegetarian recipes like this, you won’t be missing meat at all!
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 MoreHis recipe column in The Guardian recently had some experimental fusion dishes under the moniker “Yotam Ottolenghi’s fusion feast”, so what did I do: I combined elements of two of these dishes…
Read MoreFurther to my Ramen Bowl with Beef Sirloin post some time ago, I remembered that I should also post my recipe for the best home-made broth for Pho Ga, the Vietnamese chicken noodle soup.
Read MoreRecently, I have been cooking from Marcus Wareing’s cookbook, Marcus at Home, which was released in the fall of 2016.
Read MoreThe perfect weekday comfort food: Potato gnocchi in a creamy Mexican spiced sauce!
Read MoreRevisiting a recipe for a delicious and easy weekday supper by Josette I found about a year ago @thebrookcook. We have made it several times since and everybody here loves it.
Read MoreDo yourself a favor and prepare this amazing potato salad this summer. I served a double batch at my birthday party, and it was gone in no time.
Read MoreVibrant green and healthy veg packed soup that is really easy to make to boot.
Read MoreChantal actually came up with this one, and it’s based on Dutch TV-chef Rudolph van Veen’s recipe she found on 24Kitchen. Its Dutch title can be loosely translated as ‘Velvety Kecap Chicken with Noodles.’
Read MoreWe kicked off 2016 with having a go at some Asian inspired dishes based on some bookmarked recipes and spices that we had in the pantry.
Read MoreA quick and super tasty weekday stir-fry!
Read MoreThree weeks in our food box subscription from Marley Spoon, this was one of the favorites so far: a delightful udon noodle soup.
Read MoreA speedy week-day dinner and a lovely new way to eat gnocchi as we usually have them pan-fried with a sage/butter sauce or with some tomato sauce from the oven.
Read MoreObviously, when it comes to vegetarian food nowadays, there is no way around Ottolenghi’s Plenty and Plenty More cookbooks.
Read MoreI chose this recipe by J. Kenji López-Alt I found over at Serious Eats as it had an interesting take on how to cook risotto: it adds the stock in 2 batches instead of a ladle at the time.
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