Winter Soup
WINTER SOUP. This delicious Hokkaido butternut squash and potato soup is perfect for warming up in this cold but cozy Christmas weather.
WINTER SOUP. This delicious Hokkaido butternut squash and potato soup is perfect for warming up in this cold but cozy Christmas weather.
Delicious vegetarian recipe for pasta with tomato sauce. This dish has plenty of depth, and you won’t miss the meat. This is not a genuine and authentic version. I prefer to use various kinds of vegetables/root vegetables in my tomato sauce, but it certainly doesn’t make it any worse (in my opinion). Additionally, I blend … Read more
The ultimate way to roast a whole chicken. I can safely say that I won’t be making it any other way in the future. However, there are 2 disadvantages to making chicken this way: 1) There are no set times for this recipe, as the core temperature (use a meat thermometer) determines when your chicken … Read more
It hardly gets any better than this. Good steaks deserve (in my world) to be accompanied by either a lovely Sauce Bearnaise or a pepper sauce. Here, it was paired with the pepper sauce, which is made with rosemary instead of thyme. This delightful ribeye steak is dry-aged for 15 days and cooked sous vide. … Read more
My first attempt at both two-colored pasta and farfalle (bow ties). My husband and I watch a lot of food content on Instagram, and he’s often mentioned how beautiful he thinks two-colored pasta is, asking if I would try making it. Finally, we had an entire Saturday without our little children, so we celebrated (as … Read more
Gastrofamily’s take on an incredibly delicious pizza that elevates everyday life to new heights. The recipe requires a baking stone/steel. If you don’t have a pizza stone when the pizza needs to go in the oven, there’s an option to get creative and find an alternative pizza stone. For example, our pizzas are baked on … Read more
Delicious dish that not only shows how to stretch your ingredients into a larger and inexpensive meal, but also helps you tackle your leftovers. Granted, most people probably don’t have an unused steak just lying around, but there’s a solution for that too. I often cook my steaks sous vide and frequently prepare more than … Read more
Juicy and crispy chicken. I gladly admit that I have a fondness for deep-fried food, especially chicken. Here, I am inspired by the techniques of the American southern states and even a bit of KFC/Kentucky Fried Chicken. The first time I realized the benefit of using buttermilk with chicken was when I read this recipe. … Read more
My first attempt at vol-au-vent, and it certainly won’t be the last time I make it. I planned to serve them with chicken and asparagus, so I aimed for a mini version, making them somewhat similar to tartlets. However, they turned out a bit smaller than I had anticipated. In France, they are typically made … Read more
Easy, quick, and delicious everyday dish – loved by most children. Although I am a big fan of the original Italian pasta Bolognese, I can be easily convinced when my 4-year-old daughter Karen tilts her head and asks if we can have “Hanne’s meat sauce.” Hanne is the cook in her kindergarten, and it’s one … Read more