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Pull Apart Bread
A while ago, I baked this fun sweet yeast bread loaf. It’s made of slices of dough with chopped chocolate and hazelnuts between the layers, and as the name suggests you pull the slices apart when serving. You could use whatever sweet filling you want, or you could use a pizza dough and fill it… Read more »
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Fennel & Hazelnut Salad
My friend @leeksnbeets was kind enough to invite me to take part in the Christmas collab #cleangreenvegsmas Of course I’m happy to create a recipe that might inspire someone to add something new and green to their Christmas table! My contribution is a light and fresh salad with wintery flavours. Make sure you follow the… Read more »
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Broccoli Pesto Pasta
A quick and intensely green pasta dish, entirely improvised. Just the way I love to cook. Take the measurements as a guide only! Steam 400 g broccoli. Blend with 1 dl green soy beans, 0,5 dl nutritional yeast, 1 dl fresh basil leaves, 0,5 tsp salt and 0,5-1 dl olive oil. Toss with freshly cooked… Read more »
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Kale & Hazelnut Salad with Tahini Drizzle
A flavourful green salad that stands for itself or as a side to oven roasted veggies. Slice four leaves of kale and remove the hard stems. Massage the kale for a few minutes with olive oil, a squeeze of lemon and a large pinch of salt. Add steamed haricot verts, roasted hazelnuts and halved Cape… Read more »
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PB Chocolate Smoothie Bowl
We’ve been away from home that past three weeks, staying with family for our summer holiday. Some might call me crazy, but I brought my food processor along. Best decision! I’ve used it all but two or three days. For hummus, baking, nut butter and – most importantly – my smoothies. In this one I’ve… Read more »
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Pasta with Butternut Squash, Fennel & Hazelnut
Ready to get your oven do the job for you? Slice peeled butternut squash and fennel in 1,5 cm thick slices. Cut a handful of cocktail tomatoes in half. Put everything on an oven tray covered with parchment paper. Drizzle with olive oil, add salt and pepper and roast in the oven at 225 degrees… Read more »