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Miso carrot soup

Miso carrot soup

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Originally from Japan, miso is a fermented soy paste that is used as a condiment to spice up dishes. Soy and fermentation make it an excellent nutritional cocktail with proteins, vitamins and minerals. Interested yet?

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Shakshuka with aubergines

Shakshuka with aubergines

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This dish is rich in protein, light and, above all, delicious. It goes very well with a good slice of sourdough / wholemeal bread or basmati / brown rice.

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Hummus with herbs and Espelette pepper

Hummus with herbs and Espelette pepper

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Do you like hummus? Then why not try a new recipe by making this hummus with herbs and Espelette pepper. It’s perfect for a friendly aperitif with friends or family!

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Pangasius with farfalle, vegetables and curry mascarpone sauce

Pangasius with farfalle, vegetables and curry mascarpone sauce

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With Easter around the corner, Good Friday is also coming up soon and whether you are Christian or not, you might be used to eating fish on Good Friday. This recipe is perfect if you’re looking for some ideas on what to prepare.

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Broccoli Pesto

Broccoli Pesto

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Hardly anyone is unfamiliar with the creamy garlic-basil puree from Italy. This recipe puts an interesting twist to the old recipe. Seriously good!

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Tempeh noodles

Tempeh noodles

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Tempeh is made from soybeans left whole (unlike its cousin, tofu). And the result is a food that tastes better than tofu and has a denser, sometimes even crunchy texture. In short, this is a food you should try urgently, even if you are not vegan.

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