Small kitchen, Great cooking
If you’re a fan of the traditional beef burger, but want to try something else for a change, this is the recipe for you. These tuna burgers have a meaty texture and taste nice and spicy. They’re a great and healthy way of getter some fish in you menu. Also, because they’re made from canned tuna, they’re budget friendly as well.
In winter, I love making stews. They’re hearty and warming and require very little work. Sure they need a long time to cook, but I have my hands free to do other stuff while it does that. This stew is my version of goulash. It has lots of red bell pepper and spicy paprika. It’s not just hearty and warming, it also happens to be healthy!
This parsnip tart with feta and walnuts tastes very luxurious. In fact, if you want to be really fancy, you can also call it a quiche. While parsnips are often associated with the holiday season, this dish is a great option for any cold winters day.
If you’ve never eaten Jerusalem artichokes before, this purée will be a perfect introduction. It’s an easy-to-make side dish, that goes great with many things. It goes especially well with smokey flavors.
This recipe for classic chocolate mousse is super simple and you only need 4 ingredients. The taste of it is rich but it has a very light texture. It doesn’t contain a lot of sugar and isn’t overly sweet. Which gives the taste of the chocolate a real chance to shine.
If you’re a fan of soups that have a bit of a kick, this recipe for pinda bravoe is perfect for you. This spicy Surinamese peanut soup is not difficult to make. A bit of tropical heat to combat the cold winter weather.
Osso bucco is an Italian dish of slow-braised veal. In this recipe, it comes with a hearty tomato sauce with lots of herbs. Served with pasta, it’s a great dish for the winter season.
These original Belgian waffles are crisp and fluffy. The batter has both beaten egg whites and yeast in it, which makes these waffles almost lighter than air.
This mince Wellington with cranberries and feta cheese, is just as tasty as a traditional beef Wellington. It’s a lot more economical though! It doesn’t take a lot of time to prepare, as the oven will do most of the work.
