Pure Italian food

Italians cannot survive without pasta. The choice of whole grain pasta is gradually becoming more extensive. For 3p, chop and fry 500 grams of fresh onion and 4 garlic gloves in some olive oil. Add  100 ml of white wine. Allow the wine to evaporate. Add some water and 8 anchovies filets of good quality. … More Pure Italian food

Easy sweet and sour thanks to ketchup and canned pineapple

Today you really need canned pineapple (without extra sugar!). Chop and fry 2 red onions and 2 bell peppers in sunflower oil. Bake for approx 10 mins. Heat the pineapple and the juice (of a small can) in a separate pan. Add 3 table spoons of tomato ketchup and 2 table spoons of rice vinegar. … More Easy sweet and sour thanks to ketchup and canned pineapple

Pinsa Romana

Bella Roma😍. We are for a few days in Rome with my parents in law. Not bad as birthday present, a city trip to Rome! A pinsa is not a pizza! A thin crispy and light dough covered with a variety of ingredients is a delicious lunch on a sunny terras. The recipe will have … More Pinsa Romana

Turkish moussaka

I often wonder how it is possible that ingredients can be used in so many different ways. Patlicanli musakka or eggplant moussaka is a recipe which I find in the magazine Libelle Lekker of last month. For 2p slice 2 medium eggplants and put the slices on salt in a colander for 1h. Rinse and … More Turkish moussaka

Asian salmon salad

I admit, I love Jamie Oliver. His cooking style inspires me since the early beginning and I’m still a big fan. This salad is really delicious, although I add more vegetables. For 2p, start with the cucumber. Cut the cucumber in 2 halves. Remove the seeds (and the skin if you prefer). Slice thinly. Mix … More Asian salmon salad