Recipes
Hokkaido, onion and ginger are roasted, softly cooked in broth and finely puree with coconut milk and lime. Only add lime juice after pureing and cook coconut milk not for long, so that the soup remains round.
Field salad is served with pear clefts, roasted walnuts, blue cheese and an apple vinegar-honey vinaigrette. Field salad must be dry; pear and dressing will only be added shortly before the meal, so that the leaves do not collapse.
Sweet potato cubes are roasted with onion and cumin and then cooked softly with tomatoes, beans and corn. Do not cut the sweet potatoes too small and let the chilli thicken without a lid so that the pieces are preserved.
Marons are roasted in sage butter and mixed creamy with pasta, parmesan, lemon abrass and reserved pasta water. Leave the butter to be nutty and add the pasta water in proportion so that no heavy or watery sauce is produced.
Potato slices and blanched Brussels sprouts are layered with a nutmeg-sahne cast and baked under Gouda. Cut potatoes thinly and cook Brussels sprouts so that both are soft at the same time before the cheese becomes too dark.
Hokkaido cubes are softly roasted, gnocchi is browned separately and both are combined with sage butter, garlic and parmesan. Roast pumpkin and gnocchi in proportion so that both colour and do not become soft in leaking liquid.
Brown lentils, carrots, potatoes and leeks cook with bay leaf in vegetable broth to form a strong stew. Match lentils and cooking time and add apple vinegar only at the end, so that the legumes become reliably soft.
Thin beetroot slices are laid out with rucola, goat cheese and walnuts and drizzled with balsamic honey dressing. Drain well beetroot and add the goat cheese only when dressing, so that the carpaccio remains clearly layered.
Simmer oatmeal with milk and cinnamon creamy, while apple cubes are briefly fried with maple syrup and walnuts. Stir porridge at low heat and let it resuscitate; fry the apples only for so long that they still retain pieces.
Sauté leeks, onions and potatoes are sautéed in butter, softly cooked in vegetable broth and partly or completely puree with cream. Sauté leeks only brightly and do not cook the soup strongly after pureeing so that taste and colour remain clean.
Finely sliced red cabbage is kneaded with salt and mixed with apple, walnuts and a mustard-apple vinegar vinaigrette. Kneading makes the cabbage softer; apple and nuts are added later so that they remain fresh and crisp.
Hokkaido clefts and red onion are roasted with oil and thyme and then finished with feta, walnuts and little honey. Add honey and feta only towards the end, so that nuts and cheese do not burn and the pumpkin still tans vigorously.
Mushrooms are roasted separately, while risotto rice with onion, white wine and hot broth gradually cook creamy. The mushrooms come back in the rice only at the end so that they remain browned; Parmesan is stirred away from the heat.
Hokkaido, onion and ginger are roasted, softly cooked in vegetable broth and finely puree with coconut milk. Cut pumpkin pieces of the same size and dose lemon juice only after pureing, so that sweetness, heat and acidity are balanced.
Eggplants, zucchini, peppers and tomatoes are roasted with garlic, olive oil and herbs in the oven. Cut the vegetables into similarly large pieces and spread on a large sheet so that it browns instead of steaming in its own juice.
Roasted ciabatta cubes briefly pass with tomatoes, cucumber, red onion, basil and red wine vinegar. The bread is intended to take in dressing, but still retain edges; therefore mix only shortly before serving.
Onion, paprika and zucchini are sautéed with cumin, boiled with tomatoes and then directly set in the sauce. Strongly reduce the tomato sauce in front of the eggs and cook the egg white while the egg yolks remain creamy.
Zucchini and paprika are grilled, Halloumi gets strong barbecue strips and everything is layered with tomato and lemon yoghurt in the bun. Halloumi only grill shortly before assembly, because it becomes fast when cooling down.
Cherry tomatoes are broken with garlic in olive oil, then mixed with bite-resistant pasta, pasta water and burrata. Do not cook Burrata, but open on the hot pasta; so the kernel remains creamy.
Corn cobs are grilled all around and coated hot with lime-herb butter, peppers and chilli. Apply the butter only after grilling, so that they do not drip into the gluten and the herbs remain fresh.
Peach splits are briefly grilled and served with mozzarella, tomatoes, basil and a balsamic honey dressing. Mature but firm peaches retain their shape on the grill; add mozzarella and basil only on the plate.
Couscous boils in vegetable broth and is served with grilled zucchini, paprika, chickpeas and lemon tahini sauce. Couscous after the swell loosen with the fork and add vegetables and sauce only after that portion.
grated zucchini is salted and thoroughly squeezed dry, then fried with egg, feta, flour and dill to crispy fritters. The drier the zucchini, the better keep the fritters and the less flour is needed.
Zucchini, paprika, aubergine and mushrooms are oiled, portionally grilled and served with a chives quark. Do not cut vegetables too thin and do not overfill the grill, so that real roasted aromas are produced instead of leaking liquid.
Short pasta is cooked with a bite and mixed lukewarmly with tomatoes, olives, mozzarella and balsamic dressing. Do not deter the pasta cold; lukewarmly take on the dressing, Rucola and basil are added only before serving.