We want to wish you a couple of merry duck legs served over red cabbage and carrot. A lot of attention was put on these duck legs: first, we’ve spiced them, then seared them, and finally, we’ve slid into the oven for just the right amount of time. Serving them on a bed of red cabbage and carrot was just called for.
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If you are like us, you just can’t wait for Christmas. It’s not only about Santa, the gifts, and the joy. It’s the food, too, that makes this holiday so unique. Take these walnut crumbs with forest fruits and whipped cream, for example. They are all crunchy, juicy, and creamy, at the same time! We’re pretty sure you’ll not save this only for the Christmas meal.
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In order to prepare this traditional Chinese dish, you’ll need a bamboo steamer and Chinese serving cups. We’ll keep this delicate dessert simple (there are also savory versions) and enhance its velvety texture with whipping cream and milk. Sweeten with sugar and serve them topped with caramelized brown sugar.
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These chocolatey bars my very well be your next dessert. And why wouldn’t they be: on a base of buttery mildly crunchy crushed cookies, we added a milky double chocolate mixture that is meant to make your life more beautiful.
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Prepare to meet the crème de la crème of the chocolate-based sweets. It’s a soup but made of chocolate. What’s more, in the kitchen you can upgrade everything, even the perfect chocolate. Here we uber-flavored it with mint and honey and served it with a cream made from mascarpone and cranberry syrup.
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This is a rather simple cake, but in this and many other cases, simple is better. Apart from the usual ingredients, you would expect here, you’ll use peanut butter, a few digestive cookies, orange juice with orange peel, and, finally, apples. Interested, already?
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This incredible dessert is not for the faint-hearted. It has a lot of calories, carbs, and fats and is SO DELICIOUS that your guests will be in awe! With its scrumptious quinces, raisins, and walnuts, you should prepare it as a hearty dessert for one of the fall or winter feasts.
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To us, these ring jumbles brought parties and the Holiday season to mind. They look funny, they taste good and with a little bit of patience, you can make them, too. Weaving has never been more delicious before!
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Let’s bake pork tenderloin together with a sweet mixture of green apples and sweet potatoes. Enhance the pork and the vegetable side with an interesting and stylish white wine and prune sharp sauce. Now let the flavors enchant your guests. Can you hear their words of praise, already?
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Upgrade the pork loin by letting it borrow some of the parsley and garlic aromas while roasting it in wine and olive oil. In the meantime prepare a serving sauce that will give the final blow to your guests’ palates: a slightly sweet relish made from sour cherry compote.
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Now there is a classy classic. Or at least it used to be classy, but it’s still classic, no matter what. Anyway, we couldn’t say no to this delicious egg-based sweet dessert inspired by the French cuisine: a puffy and creamy delight made with cottage cheese and sour cream. Topping it with raisins seemed to be the right thing to do. And let the record show that we baked it in style.
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Sweet, creamy, and fruity bites anyone? You can follow us in using the bain-marie technique to melt the chocolate, but you can also microwave it if you’re into quick fixes. Refreshing raspberries and blueberries add a much-welcomed sour touch to the overall chocolatey savor.
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