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Blueberry Yogurt Cake

Let’s get a sweet and sour blueberry cake on the table, this time. A refreshing ultra-creamy dessert made with yogurt, cream cheese, and whipped cream. Of course, you can use fresh blueberries, but we were out of them and so we grabbed some frozen ones. Serve the cake garnished with even more blueberries, raw or thawed, and with mint leaves.

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Baked Citrus Salmon

Baked Citrus Salmon

Anyone in the mood for some baked salmon? This time enhance the salmon by baking it and serving it on a bed of various citrus slices. Also, let’s quickly put together an olive oil-based dressing flavored with pomegranate syrup and Cajun seasoning.

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Kohlrabi and Apple Salad

Kohlrabi and Apple Salad

What about bringing the mild crispiness of kohlrabi and apple together? This way, an incredibly refreshing and tasty salad takes shape in only 5 minutes. Flavor it further with an acidic and hot dressing. This way, summer heat will be easier to cope with.

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Citrus Terrine

Citrus Terrine

You may have heard about the French dish terrine. Well, this one has nothing to do with that savory dish. Instead, it honors the citrus fruits by bringing orange, grapefruit, tangerine, and lemon together inside a loaf pan. We cover them with a star anise-flavored sweet mixture of white wine and peach champagne, then „forget” about it in the refrigerator for 4 hours.

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Gelatin Shots

Gelatin Shots

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.

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Orange and Almond Polenta Cake

Orange and Almond Polenta Cake

The mighty orange is the star of the show here! It’s in the batter (orange zest and orange blossom water) and we add it to the cardamom-spiced syrup as orange juice and more orange blossom water. The cake owes its spongy texture to the almond flour and corn flour. Serve it with whipped cream. Did we mention that it has no gluten at all?

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