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Brunsviger Danish Coffee Cake

Friday, April 11, 2025

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Don’t miss this moist Danish coffee cake if you love cinnamon and enjoy gooey, sticky caramelized treats. Brunsviger in the shape of a man or woman is typically decorated with icing and candy for birthday celebrations, and baked in a square or round pan, it’s also perfect for Sunday breakfast, as a thank-you gift or as an accompaniment to afternoon tea and coffee. Easy to make and simply delicious. When making indentations for the caramel topping, make them deep, but don’t break through the bottom of the dough.
Brunsviger, popular throughout Denmark, was originally baked without cinnamon. When it was first mentioned in the “Ordbog over det danske Sprog”, a dictionary of the Danish language in the 1930s, the cake was described as a yeast dough cake with a brown sugar and butter topping. Since then, however, the cinnamon version has become particularly well-known and popular.
“Brunsviger” has no direct English translation as it’s believed to be named after the German city “Braunschweig”, a city in central Germany or “Brunsvig” in Danish. The Danish historian and former museum director at Copenhagen City Museum, Bi Skaarup found out from old recipe books that a “Braunschweiger Dickkuchen” (another name for yeast cake) was widespread in Germany in the 19th century and resembles the Danish Brunsviger so much that it must be the same delicious pastry. Another tale goes back to a time where German workers in a small Danish town, brought with them a simple yet delicious idea: bread topped with sugar and butter, baked to crispy, sweet, buttery perfection!

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Tikka Chicken Wings with Seeded Topping and Saffron Yoghurt

Thursday, April 10, 2025

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Marinate chicken wings in tikka masala overnight then roasted in the oven the next day and served over a bed of thick saffron yoghurt and some crunchy seeds. They are truly the flavour bombs. The chiken needs to be roasted on a lower heat to prevent the spicy crust burning before the chicken is fully cooked through. The yoghurt needs to be started one day ahead and the chicken is also best left in the marinade overnight or at least 4 hours. If you want to use chiken thighs or drumsticks, then adjust the cooking time accordingly.

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Kohlrabi Salad with Curry Dressing and Smoked Salmon

Wednesday, April 09, 2025

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This kohlrabi salad is really easy and quick to make and it makes a great change to the carb-loaded potato salad for grill. Kohlrabi, aka Kohlrübe, is a typical German vegetable, because nowhere else in the world consume such a large quantity of this root vegetable as in Germany. You can either peel and dice the kohlrabi before cooking, or boil them whole for 20 minutes to preserves valuable nutrients, then peel and dice. If you can't find kohlrabi, try using other root vegetables like turnips, parsnips or rutabaga. Dill can be substituted with flat parsley.

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Agedashi Eggplant

Monday, April 07, 2025

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Agedashi meaning “fried and soaked in dashi stock” is a traditional and delicious Japanese favorite. Dashi powder can be easily found online (got mine from Amazon) or in Asian grocery stores. Or substitute it with chicken stock. Sprinkle with bonito flakes instead of sesame seeds if you can find some.

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Garlic and Cumin Butter Prawns

Sunday, April 06, 2025

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The large Argentine red prawns are naturally sweet, succulent, and juicy that you don’t need tons of seasonings except garlic, butter and a tiny bit of sea salt. Prawns with shell on are for sure more flavourful, but can be difficult and messy to eat, esp. with sauce. So, the choice is yours. Either you leave the shell on or not, just don’t skip the deveining step. The black vein running along the back of prawn isn’t harmful, but it tastes bitter and looks unappetizing. Don’t over cook them, or else the meat turns rubbery. Get some homemade bread to mop up that sauce if you ain’t on keto.

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White Asparagus Tonnato mit Caperberries

Friday, April 04, 2025

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Tonnato is a rich Italian velvety tuna sauce that is traditionally poured over finely sliced, lightly poached or roasted veal (Vitello Tonnato). Here I am using white asparagus instead. It’s gluten free, keto-friendly and so delicious! There are many versions of this classic condiment, with fresh egg yolks, hard-boiled eggs, no eggs, with mayonnaise, yoghurt or sour cream. Pick what you like the most.
Caperberries are not the same thing as capers. They are the berries that develop after the caper buds have bloomed. Caperberries are much larger, about the size of a cocktail olive, and make good substitutes for green olives. Caperberies are pickled with their stems on, and have a milder taste and crunchier texture.

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Saffron Yoghurt Loaf

Thursday, April 03, 2025

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The bread is pillowy soft, rich, and beautifully golden from the saffron-infused dough. The saffron, one of the most precious and expensive spices, adds a warm, sweet, slightly floral, and earthy flavour that's unique but not overpowering. It’s great for holiday season, but works fantastic for breakfast all year round.

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Jalapeño Gruyère Cornbread with Lime Honey Glaze

Tuesday, April 01, 2025

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This cornbread is a perfect harmony of sweet, spicy, tangy, and earthy, making it an ideal accompaniment for stews and soups, grilled meat or salads. I have used jalapeño and Gruyère, but other chilli peppers and cheeses would work just as fine. If you prefer it extra spicy, just leave the jalapeños seeds in. The cornbread is delicious on its own, with some butter or honey lime glaze. It is completely optional, but I strongly recommend it as it adds a tangy sweetness and zesty kick that elevate the flavours to a whole new level and take your mood on a delightful turn! Leftovers can be frozen, or cut them into cubes to make croutons for soups and salads.

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Lamb Neck Lemonato

Monday, March 31, 2025

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Lamb neck is an underrated and economical cut of lamb. Like lamb shanks, it is a tough cut that needs very long, slow cooking, so it breaks down the connective tissue, imparting a flavour and tenderness. Lamb neck has the bone in the middle and a good amount of meat surrounding it. You can source them from Mediterranean or Turkish supermarkets. This recipe is simple to put together and a perfect cosy dinner for the family on those cold winter nights.

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Eggplant Rollatini

Saturday, March 29, 2025

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Eggplant rollatini, or involtini di melanzane is an Italian dish of thin eggplant slices that are grilled, filled with a luscious ricotta spinach mixture, rolled, smothered in a flavourful tomato sauce, topped with Mozzarella and Parmesan, and baked until the cheese is golden and bubbly.  It’s naturally gluten free and low-carb friendly. Look for large, wide, straight-sided purple globe eggplants for this recipe, as the curvy ones are harder to cut into evenly thin slices. Use homemade tomato sauce if you can, but if you’re running short on time, quality jarred tomato sauce would work just as great.

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Chermoula Chicken with Butternut Squash

Friday, March 28, 2025

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An easy one-tray dish, perfect for any weekday meal. Crispy, succulent chicken legs and butternut squash are smothered together in one pan with a punchy, aromatic chermoula marinade, allowing the flavours to seep into each other. Chermoula is a North African marinade or a relish made using coriander or a mix of herbs, garlic, lemon, smoked paprika and cumin. Although each country has its version of chermoula, the taste is always very similar. It traditionally was used to flavour seafood, esp. fish, but it can be used to marinate vegetables and various meats.

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BLT Breakfast Salad

Wednesday, March 26, 2025

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A salad to kick start the day or as a light "brinner" (breakfast for dinner), this flavourful breakfast salad has all the makings of a much-loved classic BLT: crispy bacon, fresh romaine lettuce, juicy grape tomatoes, sourdough croutons and a creamy mayo-based dressing. And of course some soft boiled eggs to add protein and to keep you satiated until lunchtime! Leave out the croutons if you are on low carb way of eating.

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