Something pink, something red, something green, something spicy, something healthy

For 4p 600 grams of green beans, 1 kilo of green asparagus, 500- 600 grams of fresh salmon filet, 2 table spoons of red curry paste, 1-2 table spoons of fish sauce, 1 cup of thai rice, lemon grass, a few lime leaves, 4 chopped garlic cloves and 1 chili pepper , 200 ml of … More Something pink, something red, something green, something spicy, something healthy

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

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