Let’s make some nuggets for the next binge-watch party, only this time we’ll use salmon and potatoes mainly, adding some peas and Cheddar cheese in the process. And we’ll bake everything rather than deep-fry. Serve them with a red dip.
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This one works as a vegetarian main dish, as a starter, as well as a glorious side-dish. The choice is yours entirely. Just see to it and boil a few carrots and potatoes, then mash and mix them with Cheddar, spinach, butter, and milk right in the pan over low heat. Easy and tasty.
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You cannot go wrong with the macaroni pasta. It’s a classic. Only this time we urge you to add peas, herb cream cheese, and some milk in order to upgrade the whole thing. Oh, and don’t forget the parmesan.
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For this one, see to it and have ready at your side some mashed butternut squash and cooked pasta. You’ll prepare a creamy and buttery vegetarian main dish with just the right amount of acidity added to it by means of tomatoes.
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This is made with peas and potatoes mainly but we added also leek to spike the taste. All in all, only 40 minutes separate you from a velvety scrumptious experience.
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Bet you didn’t try this kind of salmon nuggets until now. That’s because they are baked, not deep-fried like people usually do. Therefore they are an improved healthier version, if we may say so.
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This no brainer mildly sweet puree can be your next vegan main course, or your next side-dish if you so desire. You can let your creativity run wild when serving it, or you can choose to be a minimalist. We tried both and both work.
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These smooth and extra-velvety purees have ‘for the kids’ written all over them. But there is no ‘only’ written there! So you should start eating them, too, if you’re not doing it already, that is. This time, we have mixed baked sweet potatoes, pear, and broccoli!
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This one looks very similar to one of those baby purees we feed our infants and toddlers with. So, no wonder if this is nourishing extra-smooth and velvety. Not to mention easy-to-prepare and, hmm, so tasty.
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You can pickle just about anything. This time we added a small watermelon into the pickle jar beside the green tomatoes. It’ll wait patiently for you 2 weeks in its sealed jar.
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Although almost any fish is just as good for this recipe, we chose trout. The secret to the tastiest bites hides in the batter. Use your favorite beer for this one and don’t forget to add just a tad of brown sugar to it. The dip is simple mayo flavored with thyme and lime.
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“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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