Yellow Curry is one the mildest Thai curries out there. Packed with spices like cumin, coriander, cinnamon and turmeric you’re bound to experience a flavorsome meal. But today we’re not making a curry, because we’re going to use a store-bought curry paste in a chicken burger! Another fusion meal recipe from me to you 😉
Is there anything comforting than eating a delicious Italian style meal with rice, Parmesan cheese and savoury bacon? Yes! Am talking about Carbonaraaa! But this time with a twist, because I’m making a risotto and swapping the bacon with a Turkey substitute. Not entirely authentic, but I promise you it will be equally delicious!
My obsession for Thai food is quite notorious. I looove the authentic Thai flavors, because they’re complex, very aromatic and well balanced. There are three main curries used in Thailand: red, green and yellow and I’ll share three fusion recipes with the famous Thai curries. Am kicking it off with a Yellow Curry Risotto w/ Chili Shrimp! Are you in a for a fusion trip to Italy and Thailand?
So, this year I wanted to come up with a million recipes for your Christmas dinner. Unfortunately, a lot happened and with lockdown No.3 whilst dealing with other stuff, I didn’t have time to work on as many recipes as I wanted.
However, I did make a Christmas dinner for two (greedy persons 😉 consisting of a Chicken Roll stuffed with Cranberry Compote & Brie, Sweet Potato and Garlic Galette and Roasted Purple Brussel Sprouts. I shared this lovely meal with my two neighbours, who have become my good friends during this Pandemic. I guess, that’s the bright side of this whole drama; that we get to connect and reconnect with others and ourselves.
This is Christmas in a Chicken Roll! It’s an ultimate stunner at your dinner and not hard to make at all. The sour cranberry compote works really well with the creamy cheese and the spices bring the whole dish together. Use the leftover juices to make a sauce by adding a little bit of butter and stock to the pan.
Who doesn’t love a good curry? You can always wake me up for one and these days, I crave them more than ever! Check out my latest Indian feast made with soy pieces for that “meaty” bite, lush coconut milk for that rich and creamy flavour and the star of the show: a glorious cauliflower. This is a winner dinner guys!
I’m sharing my 10 go-to meals that will instantly give you that nourishing and comforting feeling during these gloomy days. Are you ready for this?
Delicious mashed potatoes with creamy soft leek and an aromatic Ginger and Chili Rookworst (smoked sausage); sounds like pure comfort for these gloomy days that are awaiting us, right? Well, this classic Dutch Stamppot (one pot meal with mashed potatoes and vegetables) with a Chinese twist is what you’ll need when it comes to rustling up a fall/winter midweek meal 😉
This mouth-watering Stuffed Mushrooms with a Surinamese twist are packed with flavor, spice and are incredibly tasty! They are filled with chicken sausage meat (you can also use a soy minced “meat”), garlic, herbs and Boursin – which makes them super creamy. Serve these puffed, tender and golden-brown mushrooms at your next party or as an easy midweek meal accompanies with some over-baked potatoes and a a green salad!
At home we use eggplant in a lot of Indian and Chinese dishes. But I also enjoy grilled pieces of eggplant on a pizza or in a wrap. I rarely add it to my pasta. So, a few days ago, I decided to try out this Pasta alla Norma, a traditional Sicilian dish which has a rich tomato sauce filled with pieces of eggplant and Italian herbs. I was sold and I hope you’ll too!
