may the taste be with you
Crispy Indian samosa are not that difficult to make yourself, but they taste extremely delicious. In India and Pakistan, leftovers are often used to fill these mouth-watering dumplings, e.g. vegetable curries. You can get creative and use well-seasoned leftovers from…
Let’s start with a confession: we are not big fans of burgers. The NextGens, however, see this quite differently, which is why today we are presenting a version of a burger that also we think is great. The basic concept…
A hot chicken broth or chicken soup will help you get back on your feet quickly if you have a cold or the flu. It is also good if you are exhausted or if the weather outside makes you freeze.…
Artichokes are one of the most exciting and intense vegetables in flavour. They originate from the Mediterranean region and Italy is their largest growing area worldwide. They come in many different varieties, ripening in different sizes at different times of…
This dish, Ekşili Ve Terbiyeli Sulu Köfte, which can be enjoyed with or without rice, differs significantly from the sauce made with tomato and pepper purée that is commonly used in Turkish cuisine. You can buy minced meat. It shouldn’t…
Cucumbers are popular all over the world in the form of refreshing salad and raw vegetables. This salad is easy to make, but tastes refined and special. The preparation is fun. You can bash away with impunity and relieve some…
Gaisburger Marsch is a southern German stew from Swabia in Württemberg. The name refers to the Gaisburg district of Stuttgart. There are all kinds of stories about the origin of its name, but that’s not something for a cooking blog.…
Beginners and professionals: meet Jaques Pépin, a true master of the art of cooking and especially a grandmaster of cooking techniques. From the proper way to crack an egg and separate it to his legendary technique of deboning a chicken,…
Understanding how to make stocks and sauces is part of the essential knowledge of cooking. When you boil any ingredients in water, flavours from those ingredients get into the water. This is the reason for this. If you do this…
Lentils are one of the oldest cultivated plants and are eaten in many parts of the world, since ancient days also in Europe. Today we present a recipe for a classic lentil stew as our grandparents in Germany would have…
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