Would you be interested in some roasted duck meat? If your answer is positive, then join us in pan-searing the fat duck breast in its own drippings and use these to concoct a raspberry sauce. This time try to use a spelt and vegetable mix side-dish with raw fennel and cucumber. Well?
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Seared and roasted duck breast served over cinnamon-flavored rice is already a good thing. However, marinating the meat first in a honey plum jam and soy sauce mixture which we’ll then use as a sweet umami sauce is much better. Did we mention we toss some plums into the baking dish?
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You’ve come to the right place for a fruity and cheesy, salty and sweet warm salad. We’ve chosen Santa Maria pears, but this is not cast in stone. You can choose Anjou, or Bosc pears, or what have you. It doesn’t really matter as long as they are pears. Bake them with onion, grill some Halloumi and serve them together on a bed of valerian, also known as corn salad or lamb’s lettuce.
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You’ll need a smoked mackerel ready for this one because we’ll concentrate on the side-dish and sauce. It’s a no-brainer warm and fruity ‘salad’ made with grilled beetroot slices and apricots wherein we add some quartered figs. We serve the fish and side-dish drizzled with a lemony pomegranate sauce.
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Here is a straightforward chocolate cake where you only use milk (condensed milk, too), yolks, and cocoa powder. You’ll do some blending and 90-minute baking and then, there you have it: your chocolaty dessert.
This stuffed tomato dish is healthy and vegetarian, it’s not so high in carbohydrates or fat, it is pretty low on protein and calories. Of course, you can always choose to use it as a side dish. You’ll need the pulp from 1 tomato only for the filling mixture. Eat the remaining pulp raw, as we did.
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These hot and garlicky roasted eggplants can be served as a vegetarian stand-alone course, but they can also make for a delicious side-dish. If you don’t have anything against dairy products, you can serve them garnished with yogurt and sprinkle them with chopped parsley.
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Why don’t you try our creamy and slightly crunchy pan-cooked chicken breast? Make it very nutty by tossing crushed almonds and cashews into the skillet. Cook it in coconut milk and flavor it with garam masala, coriander, chili, and garlic. Nice, isn’t it?
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Savory waffles are gaining ground in popularity even as we speak, so why not try some? In this case, we used canned chickpeas as the main ingredient and we generously flavored the mixture with coriander, parsley, and garlic. Serve them topped with whatever pleases you or eat them as such. Brunch, lunch, or dinner.
Welcome to a round of meaty protein-rich oyster mushrooms. We pan-cook them in white wine and enhance them with heavy cream. We spike the mix with a mixture of paprika, white and green pepper. Feel free to improve your spice mixture any way you like.
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Sea bream is pretty similar to sea bass, so if you like the one you shouldn’t miss the other. Let’s bake it in olive oil and lemon juice, but not before stuffing it with green chili and ginger. We’ll serve it along with some creamy risotto cooked in wine. White wine, that is!
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Garden sorrel is not often used in the kitchen, but we’re here to change that. We’ll use its leaves to wrap (or roll, for that matter) a lentil and black rice mixture. You can easily transform this into a vegetarian dish if you’re using vegetarian parmesan (so, no animal rennet) or some other cheese.
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