Flaky, meaty, and cheesy, all rolled into one. That’s what these bite-sized roll-ups are. They are the perfect appetizer and are also well suited as a snack. Other than ham and mozzarella, throw some spring onion into the filling and spike things a little with paprika.
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Although colorful and funny-looking, these jelly shots are not for the kids. You’ll find other uses for the citrus fruits’ pulp and keep their shells this time. Also, adding some beer into the mixture will bring a little cheekiness to this dessert. In fact, you can use pretty much any other alcoholic beverage you prefer.
If you’re searching for some funny-looking bites to impress the guests at your next get-together, look no further. These creamy-crunchy fried bacon and goat cheese mini balls will surely get some attention. Serve them as tapas with cucumber and apple.
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Say hello, again, to the Omega-3-rich salmon, one of the fattiest and delicious fish there is. Pair it with roasted chickpeas which are irresistibly crispy and tasty. Also, enhance everything with a savory white sauce made with mayo and sour cream. You will always return to this combination.
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What happens when you stuff a beef brisket with a mixture of onion, beef liver, and breadcrumbs sautéed in olive oil, then leave it in the oven for 2 hours? Something overly scrumptious that goes very well served over baked potatoes. You must try it yourself.
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Everybody knows what to expect from a meaty pan-seared oven-baked pork tenderloin, right? I mean, it’s really good, but this time let’s make it special. We do that by coating the meat not only with chopped peanuts but also with a mixture of peanut butter and mustard.
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Cauliflower is special! So soft and moist. Not to mention healthy and easy to cook. Let’s crank up the flavor on this one by cooking it covered, first in salted olive oil, then with a lemony mixture of miso, tahini, and maple syrup.
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At first glance you only need 35 minutes, apparently, to put together these delicious onions. However, at some point, you will have to forget them in the fridge for 12 hours while they’re marinating. This is when the magic happens. This is when they get so flavorful. Then, you transfer to the oven and let the butter soak them …
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Serve these turkey mince patties with a corresponding side-dish, or, if not used in a low-carb diet, eat them in burgers. Either way, their creamy and slightly crispy texture flavored with smoky onion and mint will enchant your senses.
Care for a protein-rich low-carb stew, anyone? Toss chicken breast, brown mushrooms, spices, and some veggies into the pot and from there it’s roughly 1 hour of simmering and occasional stirring which will end up in a meaty and warming dish.
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Let’s put together a thick meaty Bolognese sauce from ground beef and tomatoes and flavor it with smoky onion, camphor-like oregano, and mildly peppery basil. But instead of dressing pasta with it let’s use it on zucchini “noodles”, which we cut with the spiral cutter.
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Do you care for some chips? Not the usual ones made from potatoes, but low-carb healthy ones baked by you in your own kitchen. Spike them with paprika and turmeric and also drizzle some olive oil into the tray. The thinner you cut the slices, the crispier you’ll get them. Serve them with some dip.
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