Heat chicken stock in a large pot over a high heat and bring to a simmer. Add the carrots, celery, leeks, chicken breast and vegit. Cook for 12 minutes. Remove the chicken breast and cool.
read moreHeat chicken stock in a large pot over a high heat and bring to a simmer. Add the carrots, celery, leeks, chicken breast and vegit. Cook for 12 minutes. Remove the chicken breast and cool.
read moreVärm spenaten i en stor kastrull, låt svalna. Rör ner muskoten, keson, och 2 dl av den rivna osten. Gör tomatsåsen: fräs lök+vitlök i lite olja, lägg i tomatena, krydda och koka i ca 15 minuter (man kan ha i lite tomatpurée också, det är gott!
read moreDiscover this vibrant and delicious homemade Beetroot Spaetzle recipe, a unique way to enjoy beetroot. These soft, pillowy dumplings are infused with the earthy sweetness of beetroot and perfectly complemented by a simple butter and poppy seed sauce. A delightful and satisfying vegetarian main course.
read moreThis was a favourite of my grandmother’s and I can still remember eating this at her kitchen table. She used to do a sauce with it but unfortunately I cannot remember what it was.
read moreRecreate the delicious flavors of Wagamama at home with this Amai Udon noodle recipe! Featuring succulent prawns, fresh leek, and a vibrant peanut and lime sauce, this quick and easy stir-fry is a satisfying and flavorful meal, perfect for any night.
read moreDeliciously moist with a hint of wasabi - great party sausage roll!
read moreWeetabix cookies with chocolate chips - crunchy cookies rather than chewy ones, but rather tasty.
read moreMy mother used to make this recipe all the time from the wild blackberry bushes that grew at the edge of our yard. Amazingly, I can’t tell a difference using frozen blackberries, so you won’t be missing out on a thing!
read moreTucking white chocolate truffles into the centers of these fluffy cupcakes creates a sweet surprise.
read morePreheat grill to medium-low. Place a large heavy-duty disposable foil pan on grill. Add mushrooms, peppers, shallots and garlic; cook and stir until tender. Add wine, thyme and bay leaves. Bring to a gentle simmer.
read moreDecadent and rich, this cake does not skimp on the rum. It is made entirely from scratch, with the exception of a box of pudding mix. Pay special attention to pouring on the glaze, which happens in two steps, and involves using a ring of walnuts.
read moreThis recipe is from Annabel Langbein’s ‘Great Food for Busy Lives’ book. It is very easy to make and freezes really well.
read moreHealthy soup that is a little time consuming to make but well worth it.
read more1.Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. 2. Beat all ingredients together well. 3. Roll into balls and drop onto a very lightly greased cookie sheet. 4. Press with fork creating the classic # mark 5.
read moreGaeng Oom was the specialty of my wife’s late mother, a supremely talented cook. Aromatic, spicy, and easily adaptable to whatever is fresh–it is Northeastern Thai/Lao cooking at its best. Be sure to include the dill, though, since it is the star here.
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