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  • Cauliflower Carbonara

    In a large pan, heat the oil. The bacon and egg yolk of course added some richness, but without making the meal too heavy. All in all, a meal that I am quite pleased with.

  • Sweet Potato and Cabbage Pie

    Next time I would put the bacon on before the cabbage leaf lid though so that it can cook and melt into

  • Lemon and Garlic Chicken

    oil 2-3 sprigs of thyme salt and pepper to taste For the polenta: 1 tbsp butter 1 1/2 c coarse corn meal 45 minutes, until the skin is a crispy golden brown and the chicken juices run clear. 4) Meanwhile, melt Add the corn meal and stir. Once the corn meal is all coated and the colour has deepened, add the milk. Simple satisfying and balanced, this is one of my favourite meals! I hope you enjoy it too!

  • Cabbage and Sweet Potato Rösti

    had other plans for last night's dinner, but it was snowing harder and harder, and my original plans meant vaudoise that we had on hand), cubed 6 quail's eggs 1 spring onion, chopped Salt and Pepper to taste 1) Heat Fry the onions and garlic on medium heat until beginning to soften. Place back in the oven for a few more minutes, until the mozzarella is melted, the eggs are cooked, and It also worked re-heated for lunch today!

  • White Lasagne

    chicken and spinach "sauce", and stuck with butter so the richness is all from dairy fats (a lacto free meal The chicken (and here is a pretty bit of meal planning) was the left over roast chicken from last night's 1 tomato, sliced 1) Melt butter in a saucepan and sauté the onions SLOWLY over low heat (the butter Layer the courgettes, then some of the chicken mixture, some lasagne sheets, melted butter brushed over End with ricotta and melted cheese. 4) Top with sliced tomato and bake at 180°C for 45 minutes.

  • Rabbit Stew with a Glühwein Twist

    I have liked rabbit meat for years (which has no bearing on enjoying petting them) and had meant to get I wasn't sure how everything was going to go, but the proof is in the eating they say and we all had Brown the meat in batches, ensuring that each piece has sufficient space in the pan, and when you're apparently helps jellify the muscle tissue, trapping more moisture and making for more tender, moister meat meal).

  • Chicken Salad with a Rosehip Vinegar Mayo

    Served up as a chicken melt. About a year ago, I made some of my own vinegars. : butter, toast, grated cheese to top, urfa biber 1) Place the egg yolk in a small bowl and beat with For the Chicken melts: Butter a cast iron skillet, then arrange pieces of toast on the bottom. Bake at 180°C until the cheese is melted and beginning to brown, 10-15 minutes. Skip the raisins and toast to make it keto-friendly, or use gluten-free toast for a gluten-free meal.

  • Autumn Crêpes with pumpkin and fresh cheese

    my homemade Fromage Blanc) 1) Place flour and rosemary in a bowl and add eggs then milk gradually, beating well after each addition, forming a thin batter. 2) Heat a crêpe skillet and oil it using a cloth or Cook over medium-low heat until the surface becomes matte, then flip using a spatula and cook for a couple

  • Sweet Potato and Red Lentil Curry and Home-Made Paneer, Attempt 2

    I love its versatility, and the fluctuating meanings hidden behind the word. It can mean something spicy and hot, it can mean something creamy with warmer flavours behind it. You may have noticed that there isn't much heat to it. Recently, contrary to my wont, I haven't been cooking with much heat in order to be more inclusive of Currently vegetarian, it could quite happily accommodate some meat if you wanted.

  • Courgette and Apple Rösti with Chanterelles

    The leftovers though, I heated in the air fryer and they were delightfully crispy. thyme 1 c cheese, grated (I used Gruyère) salt and pepper to taste Optional: 1 fried egg per person 1) Heat

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