My kitchen has become an extension of television, and the screen—be it a TV or a tablet—is my main source of culinary influence. It’s not just a simple hobby, but a genuine laboratory of ideas born from “Chopped” marathons, the intensity of “Beat Bobby Flay”, or the relentless precision of the “Alex vs America” competition.… Continue reading Culinary Inspiration: From Screen to Countertop
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Smoked Salmon Spread: A Versatile Delight
Who doesn't love smoked salmon? It's healthy, festive, and tastes absolutely amazing. I'm a big fan and try to enjoy it 2–3 times a week. My favorite way to eat it is in a smoked salmon spread because of its incredible versatility! You can serve it on a cucumber slice, a bagel, toast, crostini, with… Continue reading Smoked Salmon Spread: A Versatile Delight
Healthy Dessert with Chia Seeds and Chocolate Pudding
Who doesn’t love chocolate pudding? The problem is that most recipes are loaded with sugar. Let’s make a healthier version—perfect for you and especially great if you want your child to grow up healthy and happy. Ingredients: Chia seeds Milk 1 apple, sliced into small pieces Homemade chocolate pudding Raisins Peanuts Directions: Mix the chia… Continue reading Healthy Dessert with Chia Seeds and Chocolate Pudding
Simmered chicken liver served with vegetable pilaf
My boy loves pilaf and chicken liver. I try not to fry it so I use a simple recipe: simmered. With your favorite condiments, it tastes amazing. Ingredients: Chicken liver 300gSaltPepperBay leaf Directions: Put the chicken liver into boiling water. Boil for 15-20 minutes on low heat and then add pepper and bay leaf. You… Continue reading Simmered chicken liver served with vegetable pilaf
Valentine’s Day Sweet surprises
Valentine’s Day is a holiday when lovers express their affection with greetings and gifts. Given their similarities, it has been suggested that the holiday has origins in the Roman festival of Lupercalia, held in mid-February. But the true origin of the holiday is vague at best. Valentine’s Day did not come to be celebrated as a day… Continue reading Valentine’s Day Sweet surprises
Carrot-Apple-Celery Salad with Spicy Yogurt Dressing
I love salad, carrots and celery, any king of celery. I love to make a salad with carrot, apple, and celery for something refreshing. I don’t use mayo for the salad. I use a spicy yogurt that I love. Carrot-Apple-Celery Salad with Spicy Yogurt Dressing Did you know that there are 3 types of celery?… Continue reading Carrot-Apple-Celery Salad with Spicy Yogurt Dressing
Baked Crepes with Cottage Cheese
One of my childhood joys was baked crepes with cottage cheese. In a country with so few candies and sweets to in from the shops, homemade desserts were heaven for us. This recipe is one that I did not try for a few years. It is one of my favorites but keep forgetting about it.… Continue reading Baked Crepes with Cottage Cheese
Golden winter fairytale
Meringues I love meringues since I was a child. My mom use to make them at Christmas. We didn’t have too many types of sweets when I was a child because we were under communism, but my mom use to make homemade cookies and cakes and they were amazing. The most known types of… Continue reading Golden winter fairytale
Autumn recipe
I made a list of my favorite recipes for autumn. I love the nature in the fall. I love foraging mushrooms and cooking them. Boletus cream soup Boletus cream soup Baked sweet brown pumpkin with mushrooms White moussaka Stuffed peppers with turkey breast Omelet with chanterelles Fish stew Roasted turkey legs Ratatouille in a pumpkin… Continue reading Autumn recipe
White Moussaka
White Moussaka I love Moussaka, but when you don’t have all the ingredients in the fridge, you adapt the recipe. So this is what I did. My husband loved it and he is a tough judge. It is a simpler recipe and a lot easy to make, but very tasteful. Ingredients: Chicken breastPotatoes2 white onions2… Continue reading White Moussaka
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