A remix of a remix!
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Continue reading “Anna del Conte’s chickpea and pasta soup version 3.00 (Nigella remix, remixed)”things we eat and drink, at home and out and about
A remix of a remix!
Scroll down for background on where this recipe comes from!
Continue reading “Anna del Conte’s chickpea and pasta soup version 3.00 (Nigella remix, remixed)”Another day in the trip, another castle to visit! Ah, what a hard life!
I’m obviously joking, as I love castles.
This time it was way easier to reach it, and there were no 5 km hikes, as when we went to Burg Eltz!
As we were already in Cochem, we did not need to take any train anywhere: we just needed to walk up to the castle and get in.
Continue reading “Monday, 17/07/2023: Cochem Castle”I got a bunch of broad beans (the ones you have to pop out of their shells) in the veggie box delivery this week, but since the weather has turned a bit cooler, I didn’t want to make them into a salad. So I first used half of them in an omelette. What else could I use them for?
Well, clearly: a rice that combines various types of legumes—hence the ‘mixed’ in the title!
Continue reading “Arròs de mescleta (“mixed” rice)”When it gets hot in Spain we avoid eating hot food and turn our attention towards things that are eaten cold. You might have heard about gazpacho or salmorejo!
Then there is the “plato de verano”, which literally means “summer’s dish”. It’s not a unique recipe, but a way of describing “something somewhat substantial that you eat cold”. It depends on the cook and whatever is available on the day.
My recipe provides a good balance between sharpness, oiliness, savouriness, softness and crunchiness so that it’s a pleasant and refreshing thing to eat, but without having to bite too much (too much effort if it’s very hot).
¡Buen provecho!
Continue reading “Plato de verano (“Summer’s dish”)”It’s almost a month since we visited this place, but since you can’t go anywhere anyway, we might as well revisit it!
Natsuki Kikuya had posted about this place in her Instagram page, so I was curious about it.
But wait… a ramen place in Mayfair?
I looked at the menu on their website to make sure I would not have to sell a kidney to visit The prices seemed within the standards of ramen in Central London, and since there’s not a lot to look forward to these days, I made a reservation.