Braised lamb shanks with vegetables
The meat is ready when it dissolves slightly from the bone; the sauce is only reduced and tasted after the taste has been tasted.
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The meat is ready when it dissolves slightly from the bone; the sauce is only reduced and tasted after the taste has been tasted.
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wild garlic is finely cut and mixed with cream cheese, yoghurt, lemon and olive oil to form a spread that can be spread spread. wild garlic does not process warm and let the spread be pulled short before after salting, because cream cheese already brings seasoning.
Smoked salmon is served with cucumber and lemon, plus an emulsified sauce of dill, mustard, honey and olive oil. The sauce should be sweet, sour and sensitively balanced; take the salmon out of the cooling just before serving.
Young potatoes are cooked in the shell, marinated still warm with vinegar-mustard dressing and later mixed with egg, radishes and herbs. Warm potatoes take on the dressing better, while eggs and radishes are added only after cooling.
After walking time, a sweet yeast dough is formed into hare bodies, coated with egg and baked with raisins. Weigh the dough pieces in the same size and press the joints well to keep the shape in the oven.
Pre-cooked white asparagus is wrapped in ham, poured with a mustard-and-sacre sauce and garnished under Gouda. The asparagus should drain well so that the sauce does not water and the cheese actually browns.
Leaf salad, radishes, cucumber and boiled eggs are served with a vinaigrette of oil, apple vinegar and mustard. Salad and vegetables must be dry and the dressing is only added immediately before serving.
A yeast dough made from flour, milk, yeast, sugar and butter is kneaded with raisins and orange, formed after walking time and baked with almonds. Use milk only lukewarm and dry raisins well; the dough needs sufficient walking time before and after forming.
Carrots, onion and ginger are sautéed, softly cooked in broth and finely puree with coconut milk. Dose ginger sparingly at first and balance the sweetness of the carrots with lemon juice and salt at the end.
The lamb leg is seasoned with garlic, rosemary and lemon, slowly cooked with a stock and finished with rosemary potatoes. A meat thermometer and the rest time after the oven are more reliable than a rigid minute indication.
Quicheteig is covered with green asparagus and spring onions, covered with egg-and-cream cast and baked under mountain cheese. Cook asparagus and onions briefly and leave them to steam dry to make the soil crispy and the cast cut.
Hard boiled eggs are halved, the egg yolks are stirred creamy with mayonnaise, yoghurt, mustard and herbs and filled back into the egg white halves. The filling is smooth when the egg yolks are finely crushed; dose lemon juice and salt only afterwards.
From flour, yeast, lukewarm milk, sugar, butter and egg a soft yeast dough is produced, which is braided after rising and baked with almonds. Milk and butter can only be lukewarm; a well kneaded and twice passed dough produces the loose crumb.
Lamb chops are sautéed hot, filled with a crust of herbs, garlic and crumbs and cooked briefly in the oven. After cooking, the meat needs a few minutes of rest to preserve juice and pink seeds.
Glass noodles, vegetables, herbs and fried tofu are rolled in short-softened rice paper and served with peanut dip. Wet rice paper for only a few seconds and place it at a distance so that it remains elastic instead of tearing or sticking.
Quinoa forms the warm base, followed by peas, radishes, avocado, feta and a lemon-herb dressing. Well drained quinoa and an avocado meat cut just before the meal keep the bowl loose and fresh.
Pasta is cooked tender but firm and combined with separately fried asparagus, zucchini and peas as well as lemon, parmesan and some pasta water. Fry the vegetables only briefly and bind the sauce with pasta water so that the Primavera becomes juicy instead of heavy.
Potatoes and onion are cooked softly in broth, after which the bear's garlic is only briefly pureed with cream in the hot soup. Bear's garlic loses colour and freshness during long cooking, so it only belongs in the pot at the very end.
Gnocchi are roasted golden brown, then mixed with onion, spinach, ricotta, lemon and a little water creamy. Ricotta must not cook strongly, otherwise the sauce becomes grainy; Parmesan and nutmeg come first to taste.
Peas, spinach and spring onions are briefly sautéed in the oven-proof pan and set with scrambled eggs and goat cheese. Low heat prevents a dry underside; in the oven, the frittata only needs to reach the straight solid middle.
Young potatoes are cooked in the bowl, warmly marinated with apple vinegar and mustard and after cooling mixed with radishes, spring onions and chives. Warm potatoes take the vinaigrette; radishes and herbs only come in later and remain crisp.
Chicken oats and young potatoes are baked first with lemon, garlic and thyme, the asparagus is added later. Potatoes need a head start, while the asparagus should only be cooked until it has a light bite.
Salmon, asparagus, zucchini and cherry tomatoes cook together on the sheet with olive oil, lemon and dill. The salmon remains juicy when the vegetables are cut small enough and the fillet only cooks to the translucent core.