Claudia&Julia's Blog
How to Cook Edamame: Stir-Fried with Garlic and Soy Sauce
Edamame has become one of the trendiest healthy snacks. You’ve likely seen it in Japanese restaurants or on Asian food menus, served as a light, flavorful starter. But the best part is that making it at home is very simple and quick. If you’re wondering how to cook edamame so it turns out perfect, with that glossy, slightly toasted touch, here is the complete guide.
Asparagus and Ricotta Tart
The savory tart I'm bringing you today seems like a great option for casual dinners at home, or to take when we're guests, even for a picnic! I can assure you I really feel like making it on a Saturday night, letting it cool until Sunday morning, and enjoying it as a leisurely, luxurious family breakfast.
Roasted Beet Carpaccio with Goat Cheese, Pistachio Crunch and Honey
Don't be intimidated by this recipe, because preparing this roasted beet carpaccio with goat cheese, pistachio crunch and honey is almost faster than reading the name of the dish. A different warm salad, elegant and very healthy, featuring an ingredient that doesn't get as much spotlight as it deserves: beetroot.
Roasted Beetroot Cream with Coconut Milk and Ginger
If you've never tried beetroot cream, this recipe will make you fall in love. Roasting it in the oven intensifies its sweet, earthy flavor, and when combined with the creaminess of coconut milk and the spicy hint of ginger, the result is simply spectacular. This roasted beetroot cream is comforting, with a perfect balance of sweetness, freshness, and that little spicy kick that makes it special.
Pea cream or pea purée
This pea purée I'm bringing you today is one of those recipes that is easy, healthy, quick to make, flavorful and loved by everyone at home. As you can see, it meets all the necessary conditions to earn a permanent spot on the weekly menu. It's worth taking advantage of pea season, but if you can't find fresh peas or want to make this dish any time of year, you can use frozen ones.
