Posts Tagged ‘paprika powder’
Creamy Pear Pasta
Pears and walnuts are a delicious combination, and work well in this creamy pasta. The mustard adds some spice and make sure to season it with plenty of pepper.
Read MoreSweet Potato Mash with Sauerkraut
The vegetables do all the work in this recipe and combine lots of different flavours. The sweetness of the apple balances the sauerkraut and the mushrooms add a nice umami taste. Even someone who usually doesn’t like sauerkraut liked it. The portions are quite big because sauerkraut comes in packs of 500 g.
Read MoreLow impact BBQ
A BBQ without meat doesn’t have to be boring, but at first I didn’t know how to do it. I often prepared veggie skewers but that was always a lot of work. The trick is putting the entire vegetable on the grill.
Read MoreMinty Aubergine Wraps
The first time I grilled aubergines in a sandwich maker, my dad walked into the kitchen and asked whether I was cooking meat, that’s how great it smelled.
Read MoreOrange Chilli Spaghetti
This might seem like a weird combination but it’s more subtle than you would expect. You could even eat the spaghetti just like that without any vegetables.
Read MoreCaribbean Chilli
‘Caribbean Jerk’ is a seasoning mix from Jamaica with interesting combinations. Together with celery, lime and mango it creates a dish full of flavour.
Read MoreCreamy Gnocchi
Gnocchi are a mix between pasta and dumplings. They are often made from potatoes and you can find them in the pasta section. They only need 5 minutes to cook.
Read MoreChickpea Wat
This Ethiopian recipe is very simple, it just needs a bit of time for the
flavour to fully develop. It’s important to use plenty of spices and better
add a bit of stock later than making it too watery at the beginning. If you
don’t like chickpeas you can replace them with peas.
Oven Pesto Potatoes
A simple oven dish for the potato lovers, with the pesto giving ‘a taste of summer’ as one review described it.
Read MoreSpanish Rice
A flavourful rice inspired by paella. Keep enough bouillon on the side but
don’t add it all at once. Keep tasting if the rice is ready and add more
stock if necessary.
