Author: troutandhawk

Spaghettini with Coquilles St. Jacques and Seaweed

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Dinner / Lunch

This time I brought a couple of coquilles St. Jacques and a little box of emerald green seaweed salad from downtown Dresden. As my family is very fond of pasta I created a quick spaghettini lunch with the coquilles and the seaweed. These are the ingredients: For the sauce olive oil 1 red bell pepper, chopped a handful of baby tomatoes, quartered a bunch of parsley 2 or 3 cloves of garlic, finely sliced the […]

Liqueur de noix 2012

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Drinks / Jams + Preserves / Sweets

My green walnut liqueur experiment finished and bottled! Of course I gave it to taste to all my friends who passed by. Here is a short collection of their judgements: could be sweeter! is this meant to be a medicine or just for fun? nice for Tiramisu with a touch of nut a bit rough, has it any healing effect? perfect with vanilla ice cream next year you should make more of those little bottles […]

Green smoothie fever

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Drinks

I’ve recently been hooked on the green smoothie fever, all thanks to Victoria Boutenko and her two books “Green for life” and “Green Smoothie”.  Here is my own little introduction to the power juice and detox wonder: Green smoothies typically contain at least 1 cup of water, leafy green vegetables and fruit, and often small amounts of secret power foods. The green smoothie can be served as breakfast, lunch or dinner because it is so […]

Making Scones

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Cakes + Cookies / Sweets

Another recipe from the famous Rose Bakery in Paris! For quite a while I have fancied Rose’s maple syrup scones. When my daughter and our friend Lenka felt like trying out some new recipes for a tea party I seized my opportunity and suggested the scones. Equipped with the BREAKFAST-LUNCH-TEA cookbook and all the necessary ingredients and tools, making scones for the first time went very smooth. Rose Carrarini doesn’t exaggerate saying that these scones smell like […]

Contemporary Art – Homegrown

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Every year for 2 months the Ostrale invites national and international artists  to take part in a remarkable event at a historical site. The Hans-Erlwein-slaughterhouse offers 15.000 m² exhibition space and an outdoor area more than three times larger. You hardly encounter other visitors and especially a grey sky adds to the post-apocalyptic atmosphere, that creeps upon me in the old halls. With the issue “homegrown” the OSTRALE/ 012 is dedicated to the self-cultivated or self-grown […]