Sunday, January 30, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Sweet potato pear soup!
Ingredients:
1 small chopped onion
750g of chopped and peeled orange sweet potatoes
2 pears peeled, cleaned and chopped
7.5dl vegetable bouillon
2,5dl of cream
handful of coriander
olive oil
salt
Spanish pepper 1,5cm chopped
1 chopped garlic piece
a bit of mint for garnishing
In a soup pan add the olive oil, garlic and onion. Let it fry a bit until it's brown and then add the bouillon. Then add the potato, pear and coriander and let it cook for 35 minutes at a low fire. When cooked blend the mixture in a blender. Then put back in the pan let it cook for 10 minutes. Take out of the fire and add the cream and mint and ready it is.
Enjoy your soup in this cold winter weather!
1 small chopped onion
750g of chopped and peeled orange sweet potatoes
2 pears peeled, cleaned and chopped
7.5dl vegetable bouillon
2,5dl of cream
handful of coriander
olive oil
salt
Spanish pepper 1,5cm chopped
1 chopped garlic piece
a bit of mint for garnishing
In a soup pan add the olive oil, garlic and onion. Let it fry a bit until it's brown and then add the bouillon. Then add the potato, pear and coriander and let it cook for 35 minutes at a low fire. When cooked blend the mixture in a blender. Then put back in the pan let it cook for 10 minutes. Take out of the fire and add the cream and mint and ready it is.
Enjoy your soup in this cold winter weather!
A bite of prawn!
Ingredients:
200g of chopped prawn
1 handful of fresh chopped coriander
1cm of fresh chopped Spanish pepper
salt
olive oil
1 egg
puff pastry
Mix all the very fine chopped ingredients in a bowl with the egg and one spoon of olive oil. Put little teaspoons of the mixture on the pastry and then cut it out with a small glass or something else with a diameter of 1 to 2 cm. Put this little circles of prawn in an oven plate covered with baking paper. Let it bake for 10 to 15 minutes in a pre-heated oven of 170 degrees.
Enjoy!
Feta mint pastry!
Ingredients:
200g of feta chopped in blocks
1 handful of chopped fresh mint
2 garlic pieces chopped in little pieces
half spanish pepper chopped
olive oil
salt
ready made puff pastry in squares
a spoon of milk
In a bowl mix all ingredients together! Then prepare the ready made puff pastry as described in the box. Put an amount of the mixture is about one small spoon in the pastry then close the pastry careful with your fingers. Make as much as your mixture allows you and then put them in baking paper and bake for about 20 min in a pre-heated oven of 170 degrees (ovens work different it may take you longer or shorter. When the pastry is brown it's ready.).
Enjoy your Feta pastry with a bit of thick yogurt!
Friday, January 7, 2011
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Wishing you a healthy and yummy New Year!
After having a Christmas break in Poland I'm back home and back to my lovely, fresh and made just for me kitchen. To celebrate this find above a healthy after holidays meal. People often ask why I don't have meat recipes on my blog. The thing is that I'm not really a meat eater sometimes I may cook it for friends that love meat but me I prefer veggie and vegan food. So I wish you the best year ever! May you find the love of your life, have the kids you wish for, eat good food, have the greatest job, make the trip of your life.
xx
And don't forget, you got to love food!
xx
And don't forget, you got to love food!
Friday, December 17, 2010
Pumpkin jam!
Ok, it's winter! It's snowing and very cold. This means it's time to get cosy in your home and make some delicious foods to warm your body. This is a pumpkin jam recipe to go with your warm bread or scones.
Ingredients:
1kg of yellow pumpkin
700g of brown sugar
2 sticks of cinnamon
1 teaspoon of cinnamon powder
the rasp of one lemon
pinch of ginger powder or 1cm of fresh ginger rasped
Put all ingredients in a pan and mix together and leave for at least 10 just so that all the flavours get friendly with each other ;-). Then put it in the fire and let it cook slowly for 1-/+ hour while stirring once in a while. You know it's ready when it's thick and you can leave a tunnel with your spoon.
Bon apetit!
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