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This is super easy. You need finely grated cheese (e.g. gouda, edam,...), a couple of garlic cloves - pressed, cream cheese, white yogurt, salt, black pepper.
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This is super easy, tasty and protein-rich breakfast.
I guess it is pretty natural to crave the most basic things when you live abroad. This is one of the things I sometimes miss in Finland. Everybody in the Czech Republic knows them. When they are freshly baked, they are delicious with just a bit of butter, or butter and honey. Kids like to put some chocolate spread on top.
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This is the closest bread to the one I like having back home in the Czech Republic made in regular oven. The most important piece of equipment here is a round or an oval-shaped oven dish which also has a lid (about 23cm in diameter).
This is my new favourite recipe. The ingredients are easy to find and you don't even have to cook anything unless you want a more luxurious version. The inspiration came from Gwyneth Paltrow's webpage GOOP.
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This is a great and easy recipe good for light dinners, parties etc. It's originally by Ainsley Harriott, but I did not stick to his exact procedure. The flavour combination was quite unusual for me, but it works really well.
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This is my version of a pretty typical Czech dish. It's easy, tasty, nutritious and cheap. You don't need fresh spinach for this one, it actually works really well with frozen shredded spinach cubes.
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This is a very nice variation of pea soup. I came across the recipe in a magazine and this is my version of it. I have tested it both with peas and red lentils, and both work very well. It smells lovely, tasted great, it is cheap and easy to make. Enjoy. 250 g red … Continue reading Red lentil soup
Very satisfying, even for a carnivore:-) This recipe has been my favourite for some time.
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