I absolutely love mushroom sauce, just don’t get to eat it so much because my girlfriend doesn’t like like mushrooms. I think it is most important not to add too many gimmicks but let the mushrooms do the talking. That’s why you should try to get some fresh ones, ideally from a market or a greengrocer … Continue reading
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Baked Sweet Potato & Curried Fruity Prawn Salad
So, who doesn’t like a good, simple baked potato. And guess what? Sweet potato is just as good! Lovely for the summer as a sweeter flavour to offset something with a bit more of a zesty punch or something more spicy. It’s just a more creative flavour than your usual spud. At heart it is … Continue reading
Beetroot and Goats Cheese
One of my favourite dishes to eat both warm and cold, but it is quite a surprise it made it so far. For a long time I really disliked beetroot, until I decided to find a way to make myself like it. As simple as that. It was while I was living and studying in London … Continue reading
tagliatelle aglio, olio i peperoncino (classic)
So I just posted an edited version of this classic dish and thought it was important to also show the classic version. The spring onions can be substituted with rocket, spinach or left altogether. Ingredients/Preperation tagliatelle boil until al dente. once done: drain and put in a pan with plenty of oil… garlic …crush and add to the … Continue reading
pici aglio, olio i peperoncino (re-done)
This is such a quick and simple dish (you can also make it with spaghetti to make it even faster) and great comfort food. The traditional dish is simply garlic, peperoncino, oil and maybe some greens like parsley or rocket. As you can see I substituted some of these to try something new. Ingredients … Continue reading
Pickled Ginger/ Gari
My love for gari comes from sushi. It’s where I first tried it and I loved it in between the separate pieces to cleanse my mouth and for the clean sharp taste it brought with it. For a long time though, I never thought about how easy it was to make it myself (see below). … Continue reading
Sage
Sage is a special one for me. Growing up in the UK we had a nice garden which we kept the way I think any garden should be: a bit wild and unkept, meaning that things grew at a great rate and there were always insects buzzing around. One of the great things we had was a … Continue reading
Wild Garlic/ Bärlauch / Ramsons
The wild garlic is sprouting all around us and it’s fresh aroma is so enticing that I had to buy some this week. I have to admit that I have seen it so many times while out and about; in the woods, on the mountain or even in some parts of the city, but I … Continue reading
Samphire/ Sea Asparagus/ Saint Peter’s herb/ Mermaid’s Kiss/ Salicornia Europaea
So, while wandering through the market a week ago I saw this Samphire (from France). I could faintly remember a TV show where I had seen someone forage on the coast of the UK for it and I was intrigued. So I had some packed up (unfortunately they only had plastic bags). How it tastes: … Continue reading
Red Rice, Pomegranate and Feta Salad
Ingredients Red Rice boil and then leave to cool off Pomegranate take out seeds and mix into the cooled off rice Spring Onion chop and add Feta Cheese ideally take the variety in oil and herbs, chop and mix in Dressing Limes squeeze as much as you like Olive Oil mix in with limes Mint chop … Continue reading