Spanish Tortilla (Potato Onion Omelette)
What do you do when one person of the family prefers freshly baked breads only for breakfast? Getting dressed and run to the bakery shop first thing every morning? No. Not me. NotRead More
What do you do when one person of the family prefers freshly baked breads only for breakfast? Getting dressed and run to the bakery shop first thing every morning? No. Not me. NotRead More
Do you know spaetzle? It is a southern German pasta specialty.They are made of flour, eggs and salt. If I remember correctly, it’s 8 eggs on 2 lbs of flour. My best friendRead More
I love to buy those pre-packed bell peppers, where you get one red, one yellow and one green. Now the predicament is that I usually only use the yellow and the red inRead More
It’s zucchini season!! Because this stuff always grows in abundance, there can never be enough zucchini recipes. Here is my contribution. I enjoy making light vegetarian tarts for weekend lunches. Whatever vegetables areRead More
On Friday, the Soccer World Cup in South Africa will begin. I am not a big soccer fan, but when it’s World Cup I do enjoy it and get into it for thoseRead More
Don’t you think that the word “adapting” (as in “adapted from XYZ cookbook”) is just a nice term for “stealing someone else’s recipe but having the decency to acknowledge him”? Or does itRead More
As far as I know, no other vegetable than white asparagus is only available at its harvest season in Germany. The season starts at beginning or mid April. And there is a Read More
I am not a big fan of tofu, although I tried many times to actually like it. It’s the texture that I find too wobbly when the tofu is cubed. That combined withRead More
I love spicy food, and I can always be won over by a good curry, either Thai or Indian. I’ve never been to either countries, but there is plenty restaurants of both cuisinesRead More
Inspired by a few green leafy vegetable recipes that combine either with chick peas or with Chorizo, I decided to throw everything together and make a quick weekday pasta dish out of it.Read More
We had some garlic bread left from a BBQ on the weekend. I didn’t want to throw it away. I thought it would go down well with some soup. I didn’t make itRead More
Isn’t it the purpose of marketing to highlight the uniqueness of the product? Any marketing person will probably shake his head in despair, when they see you try advertise your product byRead More
Ribollita is a Tuscan peasant soup. It means “reboiled”. The original version is vegan. Tuscan peasants used to make a stew-like soup by reboiling minestrone leftovers from the day before.My soup is notRead More
How do I introduce Boiled Egg Curry to you? I could write about my so far culinary experiences with boiled eggs, or, as this curry is a hot dish, I could write aboutRead More
I have been cooking and baking a lot of dishes and foods since I really started enjoying and exploring cooking healthily. However, it still amazes me and makes me jump up and downRead More
I sit here in Dubai, it’s supposed to be winter. We had about 30C outside temperature, hot enough to just scream for ice cream. We also had a “lovely” dust storm whose dustRead More
I think almost every food blog has had their Brussels sprout recipe for this winter. Most probably, everyone is already totally overdosed on them. Never mind, here comes my Brussels sprouts recipe. It’sRead More
This is an easy and fast pasta dish, that is almost completely made out of ingredients that you probably have already at home, perhaps not the fresh spinach leaves, but you can useRead More
I come straight to the point: this red lentil tomato soup is my absolute favorite soup. I could eat it everyday. Because some other family members may find that a little too often,Read More
These days that I almost non-stop cook (and food-photograph and food-blog) I always have some dried beans soaking somewhere, ready to be cooked and used in some salad and or dinner. I mustRead More