Sourdough crackers are a good snack to have at home occasionally. In this recipe, we’ll use 100% whole wheat flour (use spelt, einkorn etc. if you can). While making good whole wheat sourdough bread can be a little tricky, crackers are very simple. You don’t have to worry about a good rise. A little rise […]
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I wanted to create a really good vegan kumpir recipe (Turkish baked potato) that doesn’t use any vegan “dairy” products. I couldn’t find a single version that achieves that. I’m not saying there are no good vegan dairy alternatives but it is pretty hard to find them. So we’ll just focus on the unequaled charms
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Aubergine (eggplant), miso or tomato paste and olive oil is such a delicious combination! We can experience that beautifully in this miso aubergine spread. In cooking, you often try to avoid to soak the aubergines with too much oil. When using it as a dip in smaller quantities, however, we can use oil and aubergine
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This avocado spread in the Mediterranean style is absolutely addictive! I warned you. You’ll have this ready in 5 minutes and yet it is so good! If you don’t have any pomegranate molasses where you live balsamic vinegar will do the trick as well – especially one with texture. To create texture with a liquid
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Sourdough is the way to go! It is tastier, more nutritious and easier to digest than products leavened with conventional bread yeast. If you want to start baking with sourdough, you need a starter. However, anyone can make a starter in just a couple of days. A starter is where you nurture and accommodate your
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Turkish red lentil soup is an absolute classic that you’ll find in any Turkish restaurant. If you should ever live with a Turkish person for a month chances are high he or she is going to make this soup. What makes it so popular? Two words: simplicity and comfort. Exactly for those reasons it is
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Aubergines (eggplants) are not the easiest vegetables to cook with if you are not familiar with their structure. They are spongy, filled with air pockets that are ready to absorb any liquid. If you just boil them they’ll end up pretty tasteless. If you fry them without any precaution against soaking a lot of oil
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This recipe was inspired by Ottolenghi’s take on Bircher Müsli, a porridge created by a Swiss doctor for his patients. I really liked the smooth acidity that stays until the end of the flavour caused by yoghurt. So trying to create a plant-based breakfast that can reproduce that pleasant acidic finish, I looked at fermented
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Here is not only how to ferment quince but also how to use it in a delicious and nutritious way. Black radish greens are some of the most nutritious things on this planet! I wanted to write a salad recipe with fermented quince since it is so fresh and light. It reminds me of leafy
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The oven is such a good friend of busy people who like to eat well and healthy. I love recipes where you just toss everything in the oven and maybe check up on it once or twice, kneeing down, standing in front of the glass door illuminated by the warm oven light, like when being
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