I love a good pizza, made in a great oven using fire woods. So, after I made some pizza in my oven, I discovered that I don’t like pizza made in my oven, so I needed to try something new. I found a pizza cauliflower crust recipe on the web and I said I was… Continue reading Vegetarian cauliflower pizza crust
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Spicy vegetarian sandwich with beetroot burger and fried egg
After I lost my gallbladder in 2006, I still craved for burgers, but I wanted something healthy and very tasty. I tried some recipes of vegetarian burgers, but never felt very good till I made this recipe. Mixing beetroot and potato was just amazing. This recipe for vegetarian burgers is for people who love spicy… Continue reading Spicy vegetarian sandwich with beetroot burger and fried egg
Stinging nettle – your best friend
Nettles is also known as stinging nettle and has been use in the kitchen and medicine since old times. My mom used to put it in almost any food in the spring. We used to run in garden and get sting by it, when we were playing hide and seek. I remember all the adults… Continue reading Stinging nettle – your best friend
Interview for Erin
Erin from Vegeterinism interview me for her class assignment. She is studying media and journalism at Rowen University in Glassboro, NJ. You can read about my interview in this wonderful article here: Gabriela Lupu - Blogging without limits. Thank you, Erin. I was very happy to answer to all your questions. I love the article!
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
Crepe cake with blueberries
For a special treat for your woman I prepared something simple and easy to do. So, gentlemen, here is a simple but a beautiful dessert to celebrate your woman. Even the kids can do it. We leave the crepes recipe for the men. Kids will help you to arrange the cake. Very healthy for everyone,… Continue reading Crepe cake with blueberries
Health benefits of parsnip
The parsnip is a root vegetable closely related to the carrot and parsley. Parsnips are native to Europe and Asia and were introduced to North America in the 17th century. Larger parsnips can have a woody texture, but smaller roots have a tender texture and sweet flavor. Parsnips' hearty texture stands up well to roasting. Try combining… Continue reading Health benefits of parsnip
Healthy vegan green juice
Happy New Year! Let’s begin 2017 with a healthy juice. Having a clean start for our body and mind is the best thing we can do. Ingredients: 1 hand parsley 1 lemon juice 1 tablespoon cumin 1 tablespoon flaxseeds 1 small cucumber 200 ml water Directions: Put everything in the blender. Mix it well and… Continue reading Healthy vegan green juice
10 healthy desserts for a New Year’s Eve party
Christmas is gone and the end of the year is almost here. I put a list with 1 healthy desserts to impress your guests. They are easy to made and very healthy. So next to your fancy dress and your beautiful decorations, your guests will be mesmerized by your desserts. Some recipes are raw, for… Continue reading 10 healthy desserts for a New Year’s Eve party
Spices for Christmas
Cinnamon, ginger, turmeric and cardamom are just a few spices that instantly conjure up Christmas. I am using them in mulled wine, cakes, cookies, hot chocolate and coffee. I know turmeric and cardamom are not really spices for Christmas, but I think they deserve to be on my spices list for Christmas. Cinnamon is obtained… Continue reading Spices for Christmas
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