Tomato steak tartare Truth be told. As a Francophile, one of the things I missed most when I adopted a vegan diet was the simple pleasure of a beautifully made steak tartare, served or prepared with all the essential garnishes (crisp shallots, zesty capers, delicate herbs, the punchy hit of Worcestershire sauce and the heat […]
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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Voor een appel en een ei Een klassieke cake lijkt zo simpel, voor een appel en een ei koop je er al één in de supermarkt (meestal niet zo lekker), voor iets meer haal je er één bij de bakker en als je zelf een beetje kan bakken doe je het lekker zelf. Vegan 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?
Pangrattato Pangrattato is an Italian breadcrumb topping that has become increasingly popular in recent years. It is made by toasting breadcrumbs in olive oil with seasonings, and is often used as a crunchy topping for pasta dishes, roasted vegetables, or soups. The name “pangrattato” means “grated bread” in Italian, and it has its roots in
