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Crispy Potato and Vegetable Fritters with Yoghurt Sauce
Today I’m sharing an easy, light and equally delicious recipe. Inspired by the traditional rösti or Swiss potato pancake, these crispy potato and vegetable fritters with yoghurt sauce are the perfect side dish for lunch or dinner. Served with a Greek yoghurt sauce with mint and lemon, they offer a refreshing twist – but if you're after a vegan recipe, simply serve them without the sauce and you'll still have a highly nutritious dish that everyone at home, young and old alike, will love.
Chicken Gyozas: Japanese Dumplings with Chicken and Vegetables
Making gyozas at home is much easier than it seems – and the result is truly delicious. These small Japanese dumplings bring together the best of both worlds: a thin, soft dough on the outside, and a juicy, flavourful filling on the inside. Today I’ll show you how to make chicken gyozas – a simple and rewarding version you can prepare with ingredients you most likely already have at home.
Traditional Tortilla with Tomato Bread
Listen closely, because I’m not bringing you an omelette with tomato bread, but the traditional recipe for an omelette MADE WITH tomato bread. I love it!
This tomato bread omelette is a traditional Catalan recipe, but nowadays it’s hardly known and rarely found.
Goat’s Cheese and Vegetable Frittata
I assure you that this Goat’s Cheese Frittata is a fantastic option for many dinners, although I must admit that it has also made for a wonderful Sunday lunch on occasion. Just like with omelettes, there are endless possibilities, and frittatas offer the same versatility, making both excellent recipes for using up leftovers. In today’s version, I’ve paired this cheese frittata with spinach, garlic, and red pepper. A combination I absolutely love!
Traditional Shepherd’s Pie: Irish lamb pie
Today I'm taking you on a journey with this delicious traditional Shepherd’s Pie: Irish lamb pie. This typical meat pie is a true classic in Irish kitchens and a dish that cannot be missing on Saint Patrick's Day. The celebration of St. Patrick's Day has crossed borders, and I'm sure most of us mark the date in green on our calendars, just like the green of the shamrock that the saint used as an example to explain the Holy Trinity.
