Porchetta is a traditional Italian dish, made of slow-roasted pig. Originally, the pig is gutted, deboned, and stuffed with a mixture of garlic, herbs, and seasoning. And, of course, whole roasted. You can try our version, filled with minced meat, chicken liver, and lots of spices. It’s worthy of a feast meal, we bet you that!
For this amazing dish, you’ll need to use some of your dexterity. Between frying and baking, you’ll turn a beef chuck inside out, then fill it with goodies. A cheesy and moist filling, richly flavored and interestingly textured by the veggies.
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Inspired by the classic shepherd’s pie, but with ground beef and double the mashed potatoes. So that should make things pretty interesting. Plus, we’ve also added Cheddar and parmesan, so you won’t miss any cheese in this recipe. It may take an hour and a half to make it, but you’ll enjoy it, no doubt about it.
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This delicious starter might seem unsuited for diet purposes, but that’s not actually the fact. It is gluten-free and made with lots of zucchini, egg, and cheese, so you’ll get to enjoy a savory dish without the fear of those extra calories and carbs. We found that it is perfect for brunch also!
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The term “galette” describes a type of round, flat cake often served in France. The most famous one is the Galette du Rois (king’s cake) which is often served on the day of Epiphany. Using this as inspiration, we’ve made an autumn version of the galette, with apples and pumpkin as the main stars.
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Braised in beer and cooked with lots of spices, these ribs will undoubtedly be the talk of the table for tonight’s dinner. But what gives them their unique flavor? The savory spice blend. We’re talking garlic, coriander, star anise, and ginger. The ribs will be meltingly tender and you will definitely remember them.
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These sweet bites come from Greece. They are called loukoumades, meaning small deep-fried dough bites. Prepare your own dough following the steps. Serve the loukoumades with honey, crumbled walnuts, and cinnamon powder, which together with the deep-fried dough make a heavenly combination.
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A richly flavored, stuffed roasted duck is well-suited for festive meals and can be even a substitute for turkey. Fill the duck with onion and celery stalks and cover it with a spiced mayonnaise mixture to tastefully complement the roasted duck’s juicy meat.
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Super-tender duck meat and smooth sweet potato mash are a great combo for special occasions. The latter’s mild sweetness and the juicy duck cooked with ham and flavored with herbs and lemon zest would be better described as marvelous.
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Share this smoother version of the puff pastry squares with your friends. It’s a cheesy finger-food that may be perfect for a soiree. The filling has sour cream, ricotta, and cream cheese. The pickled mushrooms bring a welcomed tangy touch.
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Want to eat some pork belly but don’t know how to cook it? We suggest grilling it, so you won’t need to add any extra fat. To give it flavor, marinate it with some honey, lemon juice, olive oil, and curry. It will be extra flavorful and it might actually not be that heavy for the stomach if you’re also following a diet.
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If your experience with baking is somehow limited, we have all kinds of easy to make desserts. This one right here doesn’t exactly qualify as easy, but, with a bit of luck and concentration, you can surely nail it. The dough has instant muffin mix as the main ingredient, and it is topped with a cheese and vanilla cream, that brings a nice balance to it.
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