Who’s in for a good old ribeye steak? We’ll just sear it on the grill pan (you can use your grill, too, for that matter) and we’ll enhance it with pesto sauce. Only, this time, our pesto is kind of special because we add egg yolks to it, which will thicken it and add to the flavor. Try it yourself!
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Let’s bake us a frittata! Yes, bake it instead of frying it and let’s make this one vegetarian. We’ll base it on grated potatoes and shredded red cabbage. Let’s make it hot by tossing Jalapeno into the mixture and you can even garnish this frittata with sliced chili pepper. Make it red chili.
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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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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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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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What about a new recipe low in calories? One that is pretty low on carbohydrates, too. As side-dish, we’ve used 2 sweet potatoes cut into sticks which went into the oven for 35 minutes. For the lamb patties, we enhanced the mince with couscous, spring onion, and carrot. If you’re not avoiding dairy products, it is best for you to serve these with a yogurt sauce.
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North Italian cuisine was our muse when it comes to this recipe. You’ll want to generously add canned tomatoes for the rich sauce that makes this food so scrumptious. Complete the sauce with white wine, olive oil, and breadcrumb. Serve this with a lot of bread because you don’t want to leave the sauce on the plate.
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Add some sweet-sour complexity and tropical touch to your roasted drumsticks by bringing tropical fruits into the equation. Therefore, coat the meat with a full-of-flavor dressing made from pomegranate syrup and herbs and add lemon, tangerine, orange, and grapefruit slices to the baking tray.
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If you’re into langoustines, then this recipe has your name on it. Let’s cook them in a tart white wine to flavor their juicy tender meat. Then provide them with a buttery and slightly crispy coating before frying them in a grill pan. And let’s flavor them even more by serving them garnished with freshly chopped parsley. You need 25 minutes tops for all that, isn’t it great?
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If you want to make a splash with your lamb meatballs you must carefully spice the mince. We did that by making them hot and by tossing coriander, rosemary, and cumin into the mixture. Further flavoring them with Worcestershire sauce and parsley takes this to the next step. And if you’re looking for a show-stopper, stuff the balls with Cheddar and serve them with a refreshing mint-flavored white dip.
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Enchant your friends at your next get together with frittata bites. Yes, technically this is frittata, but it’s actually presented as bites. Toss blanched baby spinach, spring onion, and cottage cheese into the whisked egg mixture, flavor with dill, bake and you’re OK. They’re light and so easy to put together. Not to mention there will be almost no dishes to do.
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