Dutch poffertjes (mini pancakes) are a staple on german christmas markets. But of course I get a craving when the markets are all closed up and moved on. That means I have to make my own, and since I don’t use yeast, I developed a yummy sourdough version.
I have many different carrot soup recipes, but this simple one is my favorite. It mimics the flavors of the carrot side dish my Mom used to make. Carrot, caramelized onion, and a bit of green stuff. It’s so simple yet so good!
Bread is paused, I need porridge. If you’re intrested, come on over and I show you how I make a week’s worth of base for my porridge bowls in just a few minutes.
I promised to tell you how to make quark, skyr and other dairy from scratch because it’s not available everywhere in the world. Well, here it is, just no process photos yet. Because… reasons.
This is a tytpical german one pan dish, made of finger sized potato dumplings, spicy ground pork and pointed cabbage. You need very little ingredients, very little time, and get a hearty and filling meal out of it.
It’s not saturday yet, but I had a craving for soup: a soup that packs a punch of heat and flavor and warms you right up on a cold day. A handful of tortilla chips to go with it, and you turn a simple soup into a feast.
I made a cheeseboard for Christmas and there was a bit leftover. No biggie, but unfortunately not every cheese was in the shape to be put on a sandwich. So I made pizza style cheeseboard bites out of the leftovers.