Caviar is expensive and also is an acquired taste. Quality caviar is hard to find but it takes heavenly. If you like it, of course. If not, start trying it, anytime you have an occasion. For parties, caviar is a great way to look classy and impress your friends. I got a small jar of… Continue reading Salmon caviar
Category: Appetizer
Vegan beetroot puree
Beetroots have long been used for medicinal purposes. It is low in fat, full of vitamins and minerals and packed with powerful antioxidants. You need to add it to your daily or weekly intake food. Roasting takes more time than boiling, but the beetroot is sweeter and has a more intense red color. There are… Continue reading Vegan beetroot puree
Vegetarian spinach tart for St. Patrick’s Day
Today, the Irish people celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, which is the Patron Saint of Ireland. Since 1961, St Patrick has also been regarded as a patron saint of Nigeria, too. Dress in green, where a green wig, drink pints of Guinness, eat something green or cook Irish stews are way to celebrate the day. The… Continue reading Vegetarian spinach tart for St. Patrick’s Day
Black caviar
My mother in law brought me a beautiful present from Denmark this summer: red and black caviar. Many people find caviar delicious but some don’t like it at all. I like caviar, but I can’t eat a lot and often. Caviar (salt-cured fish-eggs) is considered a delicacy and is eaten as a garnish or a… Continue reading Black caviar
Chili Half Hasselback potatoes
The Hasselback potatoes are Swedish and are not your average baked potatoes. They look very fancy and elegant and can make quite an impression at your dinner table. These baked potato fans were popularized as the namesake dish of the restaurant at the Hasselbacken Hotel in Stockholm, Sweden in the 1700s. In Sweden, these delicious… Continue reading Chili Half Hasselback potatoes
Lactarius deliciosus – simply divine
They are definitely delicious, like the name. They are one of my favorite wild mushrooms. Is an autumn species best sought in pine forests, where it sometimes occurs in large groups, especially where is very humid. They need lots of rain. They have a bright orange color and when you cut them have an orange… Continue reading Lactarius deliciosus – simply divine
Garlic bread
Garlic bread really is some of the best stuff on earth. Bread, butter, garlic. That's all you need for a truly outstanding, party-winning batch of garlic bread. Garlic bread is really a last-minute, just-before-sitting-down affair. It bakes quickly and it's best while that butter is still molten enough to drip down your chin (a central… Continue reading Garlic bread
Wild garlic pesto
Spring is here, so all the good and healthy green vegetables are at the market waiting for you. Try the wild garlic, a relative of chives, raw or lightly cooked. Ingredients: 2 handful of wild garlic leaves 1/2 cup pine nuts 1/2 cup almonds 1 cup grated cheese Grana Padano Zest of 1 lemon Salt… Continue reading Wild garlic pesto
Shrimp and cheese quesadillas
So here is one of the recipes from"My scary list". They say that quesadillas are just so easy to make, especially when you have tortillas and cheese in the fridge. So I gave it a go and hoped for the best. It went actually very smooth and they were very good. 9 more to go.Shrimp and… Continue reading Shrimp and cheese quesadillas
Avocado dip with hemp seeds
I am adding avocado to my everyday meals. Avocado is high in healthy fat and is very nutritious. Also, contain a wide variety of nutrients, including 20 different vitamins and minerals. Ingredients: 1 avocado 2 tablespoon hemp seeds juice from 2 lemons salt and pepper Directions: Put the avocado and the hemp seeds in a blender.… Continue reading Avocado dip with hemp seeds
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