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Jeroen Meus - Chop choy met spiering en noedels - Dagelijkse kost
https://dagelijksekost.vrt.be/gerechten/chop-choy-met-spiering-en-noedels
... chop choy met spiering en noedels - Een snel eenpansgerecht waar je veel oosterse smaken in zal terugvinden. chop choy betekent letterlijk ‘gemengde groenten’, dus je kan er alle kanten mee uit. Met de malse stukjes gebakken varkensvlees en de overvloed ...
Chop choy met gegrilde gamba’s | Sofie Dumont
https://koken.vtm.be/de-keuken-van-sofie/recept/chop-choy-met-gegrilde-gambas
... chop choy met gegrilde gamba’s - Op reis met Koen Crucke. Koen houdt van de Aziatische keuken. Sofie maakt hem een chop choy met veel groenten met gegrilde gamba's met een lekker sausje. Je kan de gamba's ook maken op de barbecue. Voorbereiding: Was de groenten. ...
Roergebakken bloemkool, choy sum en kousenband - recept - okoko recepten
http://www.okokorecepten.nl/recept/groenten/bloemkool/roergebakken-bloemkool-choy-sum-kousenband
... Roergebakken bloemkool, choy sum en kousenband 4 personen 0 min voorbereiden 25 min bereiden 0 min wachten waardering7.7obv 10 waarderingen BijgerechtVegetarischThais bevat per portie92 kcal Ingrediënten 1 eetlepel arachideolie 2 teentjes knoflook, geperst 1 theelepel ...
Suikervrije dadel-walnoot koek â sugarfree date walnut slices (GF-SF)
http://boeddhamumglutenfree.blogspot.be/2015/03/suikervrije-dadel-walnoot-koek.html
... psyllium husks1 tsp baking powderpinch of salt100 g butter or soft coconut oil4-8 tbsp cold water The filling:Depit the dates and chop into pieces. chop the walnuts roughly. Put the dates in a small saucepan and with the liquids, bring to the boil. Let it cook softly about 8 minutes, while you stir once in a while. Add the walnut pieces and fold them in at the end. Set aside and let it cool.The dough:Mix the dry ingredients, add the butter or coconut oil and, with 2 knives, cut into small pieces. Start kneading and add 1 tablespoon at a time, the water, enough to just let the dough come together and stop sticking to your hands. Divide the dough into 2 pieces and roll them out into 2 rectangles of 30 x 20cm.Divide the date mixture on dough 1 and smear delicately out, except for 1 cm on top and bottom. Smear with your fingers a little water on the bare edges and put dough 2 on top. With a fork press the edges together. Score the dough into 12, not all through but just the top!Pre heat the oven on 175°C.Bake for 30-35 minutes in the middle of the oven till lightly golden. Let it cool for some minutes, then cut the slices through with a sharp knife and let them cool completely. ...
Carrot oatmeal breakfast bowl (GF-SF-V-DF)
http://boeddhamumglutenfree.blogspot.com/2014/02/carrot-oatmeal-breakfast-bowl-gf-sf-v-df.html
... grated carrot1 tbsp sultanaszest and juice of 1 mandarin or ½ orange½ tsp cinnamon¼ tsp ginger powderpinch of nutmeg1 ? 2 tbsp chopped raw walnuts or almonds, maybe dry-roast them first for deeper flavour Put the nut milk, I like to use coconut milk, in a pot and bring to a soft boil.Stir in oats and grated carrot and reduce to a simmer.Then add the sultanas, zest and juice and the spices. Stir everything well and let it simmer for about 8 minutes till everything is smooth and creamy and the carrots cooked. Stir occasionally and when it gets a little dry, add some water.In the simmer time you can crack and chop your walnuts or almonds.Serve in your favourite bowl, sprinkle with the nuts and maybe some extra coconut milk.For me this breakfast is sweet enough, but you can always add a little maple syrup!Enjoy! ...
lente pluksoep â spring harvest soup (GF-DF-V-SF)
http://boeddhamumglutenfree.blogspot.be/2015/04/lente-pluksoep-spring-harvest-soup-gf.html
... staafmixer of zo laten.Breng op smaak met versgemalen zwarte peper, zeezout en een flinke kneep citroensap.you’ll need:1 onion, chopped fine1 clove of garlic, chopped fine1 small leek, in thin rings2 stalks of celery, fine cubes3 tbsp white basmati ricesplash of white wine (optional)1 ¼ l vegetable stock100-150 g nettle tops1 big handful of wild garlic leavespepper, sea saltsqueeze of lemon Fry the onion softly in 2 tablespoons of olive oil for about 10-15 minutes till golden brown. Then add garlic, leeks and celery, fry for another 5 minutes till the leeks are really soft.Add the basmati rice, stir well and after 3 minutes deglaze with a splash of white wine. Then add the stock and bring to the boil. Let it simmer for 15 minutes till the rice is well done. Wash nettles and wild garlic and chop the wild garlic leaves roughly. Add to the soup and let them wilt for 5 minutes. You can roughly blend the soup with a stick blender or leave it as it is. Season with freshly ground black pepper, sea salt and a squeeze of lemon juice. ...
http://boeddhamumglutenfree.blogspot.be/2015/09/supersimpele-courgette-preisoep.html
... sp;You’ll need:1 big marrow, 1 kg1 big leek1 tbsp parsley stalksolive oilpepper and salt1 l vegetable stock Wash the marrow and chop into big chunks. Cut the parsley stalks fine.Cut the leek into rings and wash thoroughly, especially when it’s coming out of your own garden. Heat some olive oil in a Dutch oven and fry lekks and parsley stalks softly for about 8 minutes. Season with salt and pepper.Add marrow chunks, stir and pour in the vegetable stock, about 1 cm under the marrow level, so your soup will be thick and creamy. Adding more stock when necessary later.Bring to the boil and let it cook for about 15 minutes till the marrow is soft.Puree with a stick blender and taste and add some more seasoning when necessary and more stock if the consistency is too thick.What I love about this soup is eating it as it is, pure and creamy. You can easily add some extra flavouring by:* adding a scoop of pesto into your bowl* adding some hands of freshly cut herbs and grate some Parmiggiano on top* topping with some feta or soft goat’s cheese or a scop of crème fraiche* adding a tablespoon of curry powder while frying the leeks ...
http://boeddhamumglutenfree.blogspot.com/2014/02/fennel-carrot-lentil-soup-with-touch-of.html
... Fennel carrot lentil soup with a touch of ginger and blood orange - venkel wortel linzensoep met een vleugje gember en bloedsinaasappel (GF-DF-SF-V)A French inspired soup with a hint of ginger to give some inner heat and the juice of a blood orange for a delicate ...
Bananenbrood met dadels en walnoten âbanana bread with dates and walnuts (GF-SF- V option)
http://boeddhamumglutenfree.blogspot.be/2015/05/bananenbrood-met-dadels-en-walnoten.html
... g almond flour, 85 g tapioca starch)2 tsp baking powderpinch of salt1 tsp cinnamon6 Medjoul dates3 very ripe bananas⅓ cup/ 40 g chopped and lightly toasted walnuts⅓ cup/ 50 g chocolate chips1 tbsp white sesame seeds1 tbsp black sesame seeds Pre heat the oven on 175°C.Dress a glass cake tin with baking paper.Crack the walnuts and toast them lightly. chop chocolate, fork the bananas into a puree, weigh your flour mix and put everything ready. Deseed the dates and slice them into long strips, 6-8 per date. Coat them in the flour.With a hand mixer start mixing the butter and brown rice syrup into a light and fluffy mixture. Mix in the eggs 1 by 1 until well incorporated. Then with a spatula fold in the flour mix, cinnamon, baking powder, salt, banana puree, dates, walnuts and chocolate chips. Scoop into the tin, sprinkle with the sesame seeds and bake in the middle of the oven for 1 hour and 10 minutes.Let the bread cool completely before cutting. ...
http://boeddhamumglutenfree.blogspot.be/2015/09/quinoasalade-met-geroosterde-wortels-en.html
... u’ll need:½ cup red quinoa350 g carrots1 clove of garlicolive oil, salt and pepper4 tbsp toasted pits and nutssmall handful of chopped parsleysmall onion, in fine rings1 avocado, in cubesfor the dressing:2 tbsp tahin1-2 tbsp lemon juice2 tbsp brown rice syrup1 tbsp olive oil2-4 tbsp yoghurtpepper and salt opt. pulp of a small garlic clove Pre heat the oven on 200°C/400°F.Wash and cook the quinoa in 1 ½ cup of water with a pinch of salt, about 12 minutes softly. Drain any excess water and place a piece of kitchen paper or a clean towel between pan and lid to absorb any left-over moisture. Set aside.Wash and scrape the carrots and cut into strips of 1 cm thickness. Mix in a bowl with pepper and salt and a little olive oil and a clove of garlic, roughly cut.. scoop on a baking tray and bake in the middle of the hot oven for 20-30 minutes. Set aside too.Chop the parsley, slice the onion in thin ringlets and toast some pistachios and pumpkin seeds or other pits and nuts in a dry frying pan. Put everything ready.Make the dressing by mixing all ingredients in a bowl. Taste all the time and add more to your own taste. As much yoghurt to get a runny dressing.Cut the avocado in cubes.Take a nice wide bowl and add all ingredients and mix well. Parsley on top. Enjoy! ...