Cannelloni with Rabbit, Plums and Turnip Greens
You don’t know whether to laugh or cry - apparently cookbooks are now following the trend of so-called cooking shows on TV.
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You don’t know whether to laugh or cry - apparently cookbooks are now following the trend of so-called cooking shows on TV.
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The end of Lent is approaching - and even if we don’t take this custom very literally, we treat ourselves to another vegetarian dish before the Good Friday fish, this time influenced by Southwest India.
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Always something came in between - first the server move, then the vacation.
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Slowly the ranks are thinning out in winter vegetables…. Today’s dish contributes and is inspired by a recipe from “Vegetarian Cooking for Guests” by Celia Brooks Brown, a book that makes it easy to keep even larger parties happy meatless.
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Ok you see, I’m serious - the next posts are times somewhat braked dishes ;) After fasting, I can now finally cook for myself again, the build-up planner suggests Neapolitan rice for this day.
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Childhood memories - kidneys used to be my absolute favorite. For birthdays we were always allowed to wish what should be cooked.
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A wintry vegetable to match the weather: parsnips are good to get now.
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The main course today is a classic in our house, refined and alienated by a few tricks from e&t 12/06.
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Today I feel like something strong, the frost perhaps contributes to this?
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Now the late autumn strikes mercilessly. Outside it’s cold and wet and gray, so tonight’s dinner must provide some color.
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