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Butternut Squash Pie

Butternut Squash Pie

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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Rainbow Pasta

Rainbow Pasta

In case you’re fed up with the bland yellowish-white color of your pasta, you can simply color them. You can choose to make your colors more intense. However, we went for saturated colors. Also, unlike us, you may choose to serve the different-colored pasta mixed.

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Alphabet Soup

Alphabet Soup

Did you know that alphabet pasta has a history of over 100 years old? It’s been more than a century since people (especially kids) started eating those funny bits of pasta. We’re doing it, too with this vegetarian soup.

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Oat Bread

Oat Bread

We think homemade bread is the healthiest and tastiest there is. And this is mainly because you get to choose your own ingredients. In this case, we’ve used oat flakes and we supplemented the normal flour with whole wheat flour.

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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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