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Roasted asparagus

Roasted asparagus with basil ‘Hollandaise’ & zesty pangrattato

Roasted asparagus Roasted asparagus are a treat, and with the advent of spring, there’s no better way to indulge than with the decadence of one of the season’s culinary superstars: white asparagus. Known as the ‘white gold’ (and with good reason!), asparagus is an elegant and nutritious ingredient that can be prepared in myriad ways. […]

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vegan brioche with almond ricotta

Vegan brioche toast with almond & wild foraged herbs ‘ricotta’ and caramelised leeks

About the vegan brioche In this vegan brioche (vrioche?), I substitute the eggs for banana and the butter for olive oil. The result is crispy on the outside and fluffy, almost cake-like on the inside. Just the way you want a brioche to be. For this recipe, the banana should not be too ripe, the

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vegan Daube de "boeuf" à la provencale

Vegan Daube de “boeuf” à la provençale

Originating from the sunny Provence region, daube de boeuf à la provençale is a traditional stew that has evolved from humble peasant fare to a celebrated dish synonymous with southern French gastronomy. The dish gets its name from the pan it was originally prepared in: the daubière, a deep, round or oval piece of earthenware used for braising. This equally

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vegan invisible cake

Invisible Cake

The French “gâteau invisible”, also called “invisible cake”, is a unique and delicious dessert or sweet treat from French cuisine. Gâteau invisible is a delicious treat, and healthy too as it is packed with fruit. And even more so for our low fat plant-based version. Where does the name Invisible Cake come from? This cake

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Elderflower syrup

The joy of spring Yaa, elderflower, that makes us very happy. Our chef has wonderful childhood memories of it: his mother tried out all kinds of food and a highlight of his childhood memories are the crêpes with elderflower syrup. The great thing about elderflower syrup is that you can store it for months, so

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