This time prepare again your skewers! And the oven. You’ll bake cubed salmon together with crunchy green peppers, red onion, and juicy cherry tomatoes. But before that, you’ll coat everything with a wonderful sauce. It’s easy! You can also go out in the open and grill these babies. Your choice.
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This is pure energy. You need these bars not only as an energy boost for when you engage in strenuous physical activity but your brain will also thank you for these goodies. It’s 5 minutes of mixing the ingredients and half an hour of waiting for them to cook.
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Nobody really knows when were the first quesadillas prepared. However, we can be pretty sure that they are an old tradition. Now, other than cheese (queso in Spanish) we are filling ours with a mixture of tuna, sweet corn, onion, bell pepper, and olives. Not to mention the yogurt and mustard sauce, the spices, and the lemon juice. Serve them warm!
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Is there really any difference between chicken strips and chicken fingers? Yes. One has 14 letters and the other only 13. Our suggestion is to serve them over baked potatoes, but this is just a suggestion. You can have them with beer if you like.
Making sandwiches is an art in itself. Here’s only one example. We coated these open sandwiches with a creamy mixture made with pork tenderloin, egg, spring onion, and chili, all mashed together and spiced. All this needed a matching topping, so the sesame seeds (white & black) won the contest.
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People started eating silver dollar pancakes in the 19th century. It’s no problem if you make yours slightly larger than the original silver dollar. We did and we’ve decided to upgrade them with apple, raisins, and oat flakes. You can serve them with maple syrup or any other syrup of your choosing.
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Say you’re in the mood for a few small one-bite open sandwiches made with baguette slices. And you’re not afraid to do some basic cooking, that is. You can pan-fry beef sirloin, stuff it inside a half baguette, flavor everything with garlic, bake it, and THEN slice the bread. What about that? Are you in?
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Spread the joy in the morning and start your meals with this chicken breast spread. It’s all about cooking and mashing together sweet potato, broccoli, zucchini, and chicken meat. Psst, we don’t use any kind of oil, this time.
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Not just for the kids. Anyone can enjoy a puree’s creamy texture. It’s smooth for the kids, easy-to-digest for the seniors, and it’s a tasty velvety experience for all of us. In this case, you’ll need to mash together baked fish fillets, cooked cauliflower, and a boiled potato. A 40 minute-job, at most.
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You can feel the happy pairing between the smoky mildly-sweet carrots and the salty fish fillets in this buttery puree. This was meant as a main course mainly, but if you’ll eat it as a spread we won’t tell. Nothing fishy about that!
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Let’s bring fish and veggies together on your slice of toast, by combining them into a creamy spread. We’ve decided on baked salmon, a boiled potato, and canned peas. We also dropped a bit of butter into the mixture. We mashed everything and that was pretty much it.
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Semolina and raisins? These are Indian ‘laddu’ bites, you might think. But they are not. Our bites are patty-shaped, they’re not spherical like the ‘laddu’ cookies are. You’ll not find milk or ghee here, we’ve just used good old cottage cheese. Come and take a bite.
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