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  • Curried lentil pies.

    Curried lentil pies.

    • 1 year ago
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  • Cheese and curry cookies

    Cheese and curry cookies

    • 1 year ago
    • #cookies
    • #snacks
    • #curry
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  • neil-gaiman:

    Tori’s LITTLE EARTHQUAKES came out 20 years ago.

    (I was in the audience of this recording, done for the Jonathan Ross show. We were kids who liked talking to each other, so much, and she loved Sandman and I loved that she’d put me in a song. It seems like yesterday.)

    20 years of Little Earthquakes

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    • 1 year ago
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  • Pork belly, hoisin sauce, kimchi,  lettuce and udon noodle wrap.  #korean #kimchi #luckypeach

    Pork belly, hoisin sauce, kimchi, lettuce and udon noodle wrap. #korean #kimchi #luckypeach

    • 1 year ago
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    • #kimchi
    • #wraps
    • #pork belly
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  • End result of the pate :-) lovely,  if I may say so myself.

    End result of the pate :-) lovely, if I may say so myself.

    • 1 year ago
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    • #pate
    • #liver
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  • Making our own pate.  ingredients: minced pork, Bacon (cubed and strips), veal liver, corned beef, cream, butter, salt and pepper, green peppercorns, allspice, nutmeg, juniper berries, bay leaf, Cognac, and thyme.

After baking it at 150 degrees C it has to cool down and set in the oven for 24 hours.

Tasting: tomorrow!

    Making our own pate. ingredients: minced pork, Bacon (cubed and strips), veal liver, corned beef, cream, butter, salt and pepper, green peppercorns, allspice, nutmeg, juniper berries, bay leaf, Cognac, and thyme.

    After baking it at 150 degrees C it has to cool down and set in the oven for 24 hours.

    Tasting: tomorrow!

    • 1 year ago
    • 4 notes
    • #liver
    • #pate
    4 Comments
  • Madeleines for tomorrow :)

    Madeleines for tomorrow :)

    • 1 year ago
    • 7 notes
    • #baking
    • #madeleines
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  • Kimchi

    Project for tonight: we’re making Korean inspired wraps with ‘roast red pork belly’, kimchi, lettuce, noodles and hoisin sauce. #LuckyPeach

    • 1 year ago
    • 7 notes
    • #kimchi
    • #korean
    • #wraps
    • #tortilla
    • #pork belly
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  • These are the cutest! I love measuring spoons, cups etc :)

    These are the cutest! I love measuring spoons, cups etc :)

    Source: cups-cakes-cupcakes
    • 2 years ago
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  • Coconut and cardemom muffins

    I read about these in the cooking section of the newspaper and thought this would be a great way to make my boyfriend understand my love for carrotcake and spicy cakes. This recipe makes lovely moist muffins. These would have been great for Valentine’s Day. All credit goes to Roos Ouwehand in NRC next.

    Coconut cardamom valentine’s day muffins

    Ingredients
    12 cardemom pods
    300 gr flour
    225 gr brown sugar
    a pinch of salt
    2 teaspoons of baking powder
    1,5 teaspoon cinnamon
    nutmeg
    1 orange
    240 ml peanut oil
    3 eggs
    1 teaspoon vanilla essence
    100 gr dried grated coconut (dessicated coconut)
    300 gr carrots
    cream cheese
    icing sugar
    Method
    Cook the carrots for a tad too long and puree them in the blender. Crush the cardemom pods and put the seeds in a bowl. Sieve the flour, sugar and bakingpowder over the seeds and add some orange zest, the spices and a pinch of salt. Make a well and crack the eggs in and add the vanilla essence and the oil. Stir everything well (Lorraine Pascale taught me that a good muffin only needs 8 stirs, so use this wisdom as you please) and stir the carrot and coconut in. Gently fill your muffin tray or paper forms with this mixture (trial and error taught me you can fill them to the brim - no need to only fill them for 2/3 as you do with normal muffins, these won’t rise as much anyways). Bake the muffins for 20 minutes in an oven preheated to 180 degrees. 

    For the icing: mix the icing sugar with the cream cheese and spread on the cooled muffins.
    • 2 years ago
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