The bread used for Shawarma as well as for Gyros is a soft, round flatbread that, originating from the Middle East, where it has been a staple for thousands of years, that has no pocket, thus cannot be sliced open. It’s traditionally just folded over …
Bread making is in fact very easy. What you need is flour, water, salt and a rising agent. These you knead well – we don’t need any machine for that, as God provided us with the best kneading tools that don’t cost money and don’t …
Welcome to day 3, Austrian cuisine plant-based. Austria’s culinary heritage is rich with hearty, flavorful dishes that have been passed down through generations. One of the most beloved traditions is the Brettljausn, a rustic and satisfying platter typically enjoyed in cozy mountain huts and Styrian …
This week is an absolute delight as my Belgian husband, Indra, and I immerse ourselves in a culinary adventure, celebrating Belgian cuisine with a vegan twist. Our kitchen has transformed into a playground of flavors and creativity, as we experiment and reinvent traditional Belgian recipes …
Today I am introducing our holy Quinta Bread recipe, a testament to simplicity and natural taste. Crafted with a blend of white and whole wheat flour, just a touch of dried yeast, salt, and water, this bread embodies the essence of our life on Earth, …