“Incredibly velvety, so smooth, sweet, yet savory, mmm so scrumptious!” This is what will cross your mind while eating this fennel and sweet potato puree. The boundary between puree and creamy soup is blurry. In this case, it depends on how much stock you’re adding when you start the blender.
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We feel an urge for meat and pasta from time to time, don’t you? If you’re like us, you’ll take 1 hour or so of your time and prepare a tray of meatballs, say, pork and carrot. You’ll serve them over pasta flavored with pesto sauce. Toss almond flakes to make things even more interesting.
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Let’s get all velvety and smooth with this buttery green pea puree. We’ll pair it with tender delicate zander fish but not before adding a crunchy touch to it. Yummy stuff!
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Never say no to a good old porridge! And always try to make that porridge better by reinventing it, changing, or adding something to it. Like we did here with this hearty combo based on pulled salmon and pureed sweet corn.
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It’s taco time, again! This time let’s prepare our own tortillas, which is pretty easy, and you should do it at least once in your lifetime. Then let’s concoct the hearty filling. We’ll do that with chicken breast and Zander fish mainly and serve everything on a bed of lettuce. There is your taco!
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What we have here is a lot of ingredients and you’ll need some patience to prepare this, although it is not such a complicated recipe. The final combo, chicken breast with 2 types of puree (one from peas and the other with lentils and potatoes) should convince you that this one is worth 1 hour of your time.
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What if we brought together one cup of creamy mascarpone cheese with velvety juicy mango and crunchy pistachios? What if we’d sweeten everything with xylitol (for your teeth), flavor with rum, garnish with red currants, and serve in glasses? What do you think will happen then?
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We’ve kept this tikka masala vegetarian and we weren’t sorry. This is exactly how one would expect such a dish to be: heavily spiced, hearty, and served over rice. It has a lot of ingredients, but hey, this is Indian cuisine, after all.
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Incredibly long name for a salad? Well, it’s an incredibly scrumptious salad! It’s not only about the successful blend of lamb’s lettuce (also known as ‘corn salad’), pear, red currants, and protein-rich Brie. It’s also about the vinaigrette based on orange and lemon juice.
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You can describe this pie as delicate. It is not your usual sweet rich pie but a mildly sweet and lemony variation of it. We’ve used both plain flour and oat flour for the crust but feel free and entirely replace one with the other. It’s your choice. However, don’t give up on cinnamon!
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Spinach soup with bacon, anyone? The creamy kind of soup served with oven-baked bacon strips, that is. We’ll show you a trick on how to make the bacon strips retain their form after being in the hot oven. Will you eat your soup now?
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Pizzas will be pizzas. Even if we gave them some other shape. However, these ones are more suitable for serving them at a social gathering as they look so funny and are already portioned. So, share them with your friends.
