Green, green and green!

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Spring is here. We still have some snow around but it is starting to get green all around. I can’t wait to eat all those green spring miracles. If you don’t know what I mean here is a list with my favorite.

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Let’s start with Wild garlic leaves. They grow in my mom’s garden and I can’t wait to use them in salad, make pesto or garlic bread.

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Next on the list are Stinging nettles. They go great in soup, borscht, stew and also tea.

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I make a mean Green omelet in the oven with nettles. Check the recipe and tell me what you think about it.

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Another great spring green miracle is fresh spinach which all of you know it. I use it in salads, smoothies and pesto. Fresh spinach is better than the frozen one from the shops. I love to make this Spinach and…

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Brussels sprouts with turmeric

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I always thought that Brussels sprouts are an acquired taste. I don’t think I know people that love them. I tried them when I was an adult and I wasn’t fond of them at the begging. I start eating sprouts because are very healthy.

This recipe is simple but with a mix of condiments so I don’t taste so much the sprouts. They are good with pine nuts or bacon. Today we don’t use pine nuts or bacon, but I can tell you for sure that they taste good made this way.

Ingredients:

  • 500 g Brussels sprouts
  • 6 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
  • Salt
  • Pepper
  • Red chili flakes
  • Turmeric
  • 1 tablespoon butter (optional)
  • Babe spinach leaves for decorations
  • Cumin

Directions:

Preheat oven to 200 degrees C. Trim bottom of Brussels sprouts and cut them in half. Mix the sprouts in a bowl with the condiments, olive oil and butter.

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Bread, focaccia, pizzas | Italian Recipes | Academia Barilla

I would have liked to have the time and will to post all 75+, nearly 100 focaccia bread recipes by myself, or to actually bite the situation with a determination of my own and choose two or three for an Easter Tag, which this post is going to get, but, I couldn’t think that all these focaccia recipes are actually perfect on an individual choice basis for Easter and to have and hold throughout the year for use on the table. So I am posting the general link suggestion to the Italian Focaccia section of Academia Barilla here and otherwise, putting up a picture of a Margherita Pizza (below here), as what might have been the starting suggestion.

 

Bread, focaccia, pizzas | Italian Recipes | Academia Barilla

Velvety Beetroot Salad – Easy and Nutritious Side Dish Recipe

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Beetroot is a popular root vegetable consumed all over the world for its amazing benefits on health. The golden beet/beetroot is a rich source of dietary fiber and a good source of folate. (Source of Information: Wikipedia)

Beetroot for salad is usually not a delicious choice, its superior health benefits prevail over its taste – this recipe forbids you from doing so, to make it the best side dish during a meal.

Easy Side Dish Recipe of Nutritious ( & velvety) Beetroot:

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Quantity: a medium golden beet

  • Boil the beetroot until it turns tender, slice the beetroot after it cools down, flavour  the beetroot slices with a pinch of salt and  ½ tsp. of chilli vinegar (this vinegar is not pungent in flavour, has a flavourful pungent aroma) or any other vinegar of your preference.

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