Tag: Vegetarian
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Saffron And Goats’ Cheese Tagliatelle With Courgettes
This creamy pasta dish comes from the “Mildred’s: The Vegetarian Cookbook”.
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Pearl Barley “Risotto” with Roasted Butternut Squash
Another tasty risotto inspired dish by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall.
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Mushroom “Risoniotto” by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
This quick risotto-type pasta dish comes from his “River Cottage Veg: 200 Inspired Vegetable Recipes” cookbook.
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Sous Vide Galore: Green Asparagus, 65°C Egg and Hollandaise Foam
Koen and I had another cookout recently. We picked this entrée so we could use the Sousvide for (almost) all elements.
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Mont d’Or Cheese Fondue with Black Truffle
This was the starter of our recent cookout: a small cheese fondue with black truffle.
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De Bokkedoorns** – Overveen (Nov 2015)
As part of the “Heerlijk10Daagse” Restaurant Festival, we had a 4-course lunch at De Bokkedoorns 2 weeks ago.
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Lentil Soup with Gremolata
An easy Italian style lentil soup that is packed with flavor due to ‘gremolata’: a mixture of parsley, lemon zest, garlic, and olive oil.
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Lemon and Aubergine Risotto by Yotam Ottolenghi
Aubergine 2 ways: crispy fried cubes on top and smoky grilled flesh in a zesty lemon risotto…
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Greek Yoghurt with Mulled Pears and “Kruidnootjes”
A super way to start your day or as a dessert. Both the mulled pears and “kruidnootjes” will make your house smell great too!
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French Onion Soup (Soupe à l’Oignon Gratinée)
A true classic: French onion soup. Slowly caramelized onions and cheesy slabs of toasted garlicky bread…
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Udon Noodle Soup with Shiitake Mushrooms, Tofu, and Pakchoi
Three weeks in our food box subscription from Marley Spoon, this was one of the favorites so far: a delightful udon noodle soup.
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Around the World – Morocco – Chickpea Tajine with Couscous
I found some fabulous M’Hamsa Couscous (hand-rolled and sun-dried for a toasted flavor) and tomato passata from Les Moulins Majoub. Time to get my tajine out and make a stunning veg-packed dish!
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Leek, Chive And Caper Scotch Eggs by Mildreds
For Chantal’s birthday party, I made some Scotch eggs with a delicious herby dipping sauce. This is the veggie version.
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Gnocchi with a Creamy Mushroom Sauce
I got some packets of De Cecco’s mini gnocchi, chicche di patate, so started looking for recipes to find a sauce that was not the standard browned butter with sage leaves.
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Sweet Corn Risotto
This risotto hails from Georgia and originally comes from Morgan Murphy’s cookbook “Southern Living Off the Eaten Path: On the Road Again: More Unforgettable Foods and Characters from the South’s Back Roads and Byways”
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Orzo with Tomato, Red Bell Pepper, Grana Padano and Thyme Infused Oil
Moments after the kids started digging in, they paused and – almost in unison – said: “wow, this is good.” I spontaneously got a 9.5 out of 10 and the constructive feedback that “a 10 out of 10 was well within reach if I added more cheese”. Smartasses…
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Roasted Tomato and Red Pepper Soup
It’s getting closer to autumn. The urge to cook hearty soups automatically increases…
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Around the World – Spain – Salmorejo Cordobés
Ask anyone to name a cold tomato soup from Spain, and the reply will be gazpacho. However, salmorejo is a fantastic thick tomato soup from Córdoba that is eaten cold too.
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Saffron Risotto by Ferran Adrià
Ferran Adrià of El Bulli fame finishes the risotto with a garnish of paper-thin slices of mushrooms.
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Mac ‘n Cheese by Marco Pierre White
When the grown-ups indulge in culinary experimentation, it’s always a challenge to make something easy and more suitable for the kids. This time they were quite vocal about it and demanded Mac ‘n Cheese! Luckily, I had this version by Marco Pierre White still in my culinary bucket list.
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Spaghetti Marinara with Oven-baked Meatballs
I came across the recipe for these “Marvellous Meatballs” over at Sweet and Savory Bite a couple of months ago.
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Testaroli (Tuscan Pancake Pasta) With Pesto
For the cookout’s main course for the kids and the vegetarian option, we wanted to do a simple pasta dish.
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Aan De Poel** – Amstelveen (April 2015)
As part of the Restaurant Festival in April, we also had a 4-course all-inclusive lunch at Restaurant Aan de Poel in Amstelveen.
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Spanish Tortilla with Onions and Red Pepper
A couple of weeks ago, we had the first beautiful spring weather and were busy booking a holiday to Spain. Putting one and one together, we quickly decided to make a Spanish potato tortilla for dinner.
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Melanzane Alla Parmigiana
Melanzane Alla Parmigiana is definitely in my top 3 of Italian dishes: perfect comfort food. However, it’s a deceivingly simple recipe that is hard to nail.
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Jaimie van Heije Restaurant – Ouderkerk a/d Amstel (April 2015)
As part of the Restaurant Festival, we had a delightful 4-course all-inclusive lunch at Restaurant Jaimie van Heije last week.
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Gnocchi with Courgette, Mascarpone and Spring Onions
A 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.
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Vegetarian Burger with Halloumi with Green Goddess Dressing
Burger night today, so at least 1 veggie burger was made. This one is based on the Bacon & Halloumi Burger with Green Goddess Dressing from the White Pepper Project (now-defunct so unfortunately no link to the original recipe).
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Fennel Risotto with Chopped Pistachios
I found this recipe in the wine/food pairing section of the Gall & Gall magazine. Fennel risotto is very subtle and has a nice sweetish touch.
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Mac ‘n Cheese with Black Beans and Chipotle (+Waffles)
I was feeling poorly the past week. Hay fever combined with a starting bronchitis is no fun at all. 🙁 Nothing to “nurse” you back to health as a good bowl of Mac ‘n Cheese, though.
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