Especially during occasions like the Easter celebration, which is around the corner, I love preparing a huge savory breakfast or brunch for my family. Scrambled eggs are always part of it and you can add to it whatever your heart feels like, for example they go really well with seafood. In the following recipe, I combined the salty flavor of the crayfish with the creamy eggs and the fresh spring onions and tomatoes. Here I used already cooked crayfish, but you can use any kind of seafood you like or find.
This is a light and delicious summer dish where I combine the nutty taste of quinoa with the fresh Middle Eastern flavors of mint and lime. It’s quick and easy to make with only four ingredients. You can serve it alongside a Moroccan Tajine or with grilled fish, meat, or vegetables. The superfood quinoa is also called the Aztec Gold because of the huge amount of energy and fiber it contains. It’s not a grain, it’s part of the seed family and also gluten free.
My family and I love to eat meat, especially a nice fillet of beef or côte à l’os on the barbecue in the summer. Lately, I read a lot about cooking meat to perfection by vacuuming it and then cooking it on very low temperature for longer times, which inspired me to buy a Sous-Vide cooker and a vacuum sealer. After experimenting with veal and beef, I can confirm that the results are overwhelming. The meat is completely pink inside, very soft, so soft that it almost melts in your mouth – it’s simply delicious!
