Tiramisu, anyone? Except that this time we’re changing the classical recipe a little. So, keep the cocoa and coffee out for this one. Let’s make it mango-themed with the ladyfingers soaked in a mixture of orange juice and brandy. It’s 20 minutes well spent, refrigeration time aside.
Suffering from a cold? Don’t worry, we have the right medicine for you. A protein-rich, warming, and comforting soup made with two types of mushrooms and cooked pulled chicken breast. Increase the warming factor by making it hot: jalapeno, sriracha, and ginger-hot. Sharpen it with soy sauce and lemon juice. There you have it.
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Although there is a strong connection of this incredible dessert with Italy, it is also popular in Portugal and Romania. So, we let you give the verdict as regards to its origins. Use the bain-marie technique to melt together dark chocolate, butter, and heavy cream. Toss ginger cookies, candied orange, and almonds and get an incredible texture of mixed crunchy, slightly chewy and fluffy. The mother of all chocolate salamis!
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What about a warming and protein-rich cream soup for “when the weather outside is frightful”? A vegetarian dish unbelievably buttery and creamy just waiting to warm your soul. Give it a hot touch with paprika and flavor it with thyme, onion, and vegetable stock.
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Don’t you just like the sight of a burger filled to the brim with all sorts of goodies? We do, too. From a pair of decadent tasty burgers, the mayo and ketchup should not be absent. Also, the juicy sour pickles, the ever-delicious crispy bacon, and the refreshing veggies. You can enhance the zucchini by cooking it in butter, first. You can prebake your buns for a crispier effect.
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There is no limit to the degree of deliciousness the bacon pasta can reach. And no stop as to how much you can improve this scrumptious combination even more. Cooked in butter and paired with meaty Chanterelle mushrooms, the irresistible bacon with tagliatelle is truly delicious.
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This delicious coquelet has Asian cuisine written all over it. It’s a twist on the Korean dish “Samgye-tang” where we traded ginseng for the ginger. Other than ginger, use chili, garlic, and white pepper to spice things. Serve with two sauces made with unmistakably sour and delicious soy sauce, sweet honey, and sesame oil and seeds.
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What would you say about trying a smooth chocolate dessert inspired to us by the French cuisine? A mousse with whipped cream, yolks, and milk with a jelly served over it. You can increase your chocolate amount if you want an even more chocolaty experience. Give your mousse some texture and an interesting taste upgrade with a raisin and white wine jelly.
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This morning let’s prepare a fluffy and meaty frittata as a filling breakfast for 4. To get the fluffier experience vigorously whisk the eggs with milk and parmesan. For the meaty part consider fried sausages cut into thick slices. Toss some peppery arugula into the pan and bake all. Start your day in a great way.
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Cook the trofie pasta al dente so that the contrast between their texture and that of the juicy cherry tomatoes can be enjoyed at its highest. But give the final blow to your palate by whipping up a buttery slightly hot sauce made with broccoli, baby spinach, and pine nuts.
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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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Quickly put together a pasta salad, which is not just a simple salad, but a symphony of textures and flavors. And you only need 10 minutes to do it. It’s al dente fusilli seconded by mildly crispy bell peppers and mixed with juicy cherry tomatoes. Enrich it with sharp coconut milk and avocado dressing.
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