This syrup made with honey and nettles has lots of healthy benefits. Here you can find all about “Stinging nettles” and how healthy they are. When you use it for cooking you collect only the part that is not in the soil, but, for medical reasons, you will collect the whole plant: leaves, flowers, seeds… Continue reading Honey and stinging nettles syrup
Author: Gabriela Lupu
Hi. My name is Gabi and I am a professional photographer, a new mom and a wife. I wanna learn to cook healthy food for my little one, so I made this blog to share my cooking experiments with everyone. It's gone be a long and a bumpy ride but a funny one, so stay tune for news and enjoy my ride.
Sweet bomb delight
When I am in the mood for sweet I am making a dessert for a cheat day. I mean is a sweet bomb, but once or twice a year I want to have chocolate as much as I want. One of these desserts is this one: sweet bomb delight. Ingredients: 500 g vanilla pudding Chocolate… Continue reading Sweet bomb delight
Baked vegetables with rice
In the last couple of weeks I start making lots of baked vegetables. I eat them fresh and I also bake them with meat or without it. I like beetroot because is sweet and is also very healthy. After winter I feel the need of eating lots of vegetables and greens. This is a vegetarian… Continue reading Baked vegetables with rice
Baked leek and red onions
Last night I was in the mood for baked onion. I love grilled or baked onion, so, with this in mind I went to the store near our home and bought a leek and red onions. The recipe is simple and you can make it without the egg and milk if you are vegetarians. Ingredients:… Continue reading Baked leek and red onions
Stinging nettle tea
In January I wrote about Cherry stem tea and today I am gone give you the recipe for Stinging nettle tea. You need to start to read about stinging nettle and know how good are for you. Go back to the nature and enjoy healthy really bio green stuff. This recipe can be made with… Continue reading Stinging nettle tea
Pasta with chicken and peanuts
I love pasta and most of the time I make it along the way without having a recipe. My favorite one is pasta Carbonara. It is a very heavy recipe for me: sour cream, cheese and bacon are a lot when you don’t have a gallbladder so I eat it maybe once a year. But,… Continue reading Pasta with chicken and peanuts
Green, green and green!
Spring is here. We still have some snow around but it is starting to get green all around. I can’t wait to eat all those green spring miracles. If you don’t know what I mean here is a list with my favorite. Let’s start with Wild garlic leaves. They grow in my mom’s garden and… Continue reading Green, green and green!
Brussels sprouts with turmeric
I always thought that Brussels sprouts are an acquired taste. I don’t think I know people that love them. I tried them when I was an adult and I wasn’t fond of them at the begging. I start eating sprouts because are very healthy. This recipe is simple but with a mix of condiments so… Continue reading Brussels sprouts with turmeric
Fish fillet in butter and lemon sauce
I like baking fish in the oven because is healthier than cooking in a skillet. In Romanian, most of the fish is associated with garlic, but I like it also with lemon, lots of lemon. I found perch fillet in the store and I bought it for my little boy. When you buy fillet you… Continue reading Fish fillet in butter and lemon sauce
Cherry stem tea
I dried my cherry stem last spring and kept them in an airtight container. I spread them on a cookie sheet and leave to dry in a dark place for a few days. Here is my tea recipe Ingredients: ½ liter water 25 g cherry stems Directions: Boil the stems for 5 minutes and then… Continue reading Cherry stem tea
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