Tag: Marinated Duck Breast
What a great complement! Marinated Duck Breast
Here is the package of duck breast, after defrosting in my refrigerator. I think this is Cajun flavored or Chipoltle. Unfortunately it wasn't labelled. It did have a little "kick" whatever the...
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Our favorite and simple! Banoffee or Banoffee pie – We just need to make sure we have our candy ready.
INGREDIENTS
2 packets of digestive biscuits
250 gr. melted margarine
candy from 2 cans of sugar or
2 fl. caramel sauce (cold and nicely thick) or 2 jars...
One of the tastiest fasting appetizers is saganaki shrimp with tomato
Without many ingredients, with the aromas of the sea and ouzo, it always becomes the main course of mezes.
You clean 1 kilo of fresh...
We have a mommy food today – Lemonade Pork
INGREDIENTS
1.5 kg pork leg in pieces
3 large onions, finely chopped
5-6 large carrots cut into cubes
1 tsp. ginger powder
1 tsp. coriander powder
1 tsp. turmeric
1 bay...
What else do you need to try it and put it on your menu? Beetroot risotto
A risotto with beetroot is easy to make, has a special taste and is very impressive on the plate!
In a large pan, put 2...
Spinach rice with mushrooms, we tweak its traditional recipe a bit for another delicious dish!
Spinach rice is one of the foods that we usually appreciate in maturity and the very frequent reason for confrontation at the table with...
Today we have the easiest, fastest and most economical truffles with coconut
We can make for treat given that time and work are many and these truffles loosen our hands a bit. It's not just this...
A dish that literally licks your fingers! Grilled wings with yogurt marinade
Deep-fried chicken wings, marinated in yogurt with herbs, baked in the air fryer or in the oven.
For about 1 kg of wings, you will...
A cool salad that perfectly accompanies grilled meats, but can also be included in sandwiches with grilled chicken.
Cut 1 large cucumber or 2-3 small cucumbers on the mandoline into thin slices and put them in a container with 3-4 tbsp. apple...
