Tarragon – one of the four fines herbes

Tarragon – one of the four fines herbes

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The plant is called ‘dragon’ in Swedish and Dutch. Why? Because of its Latin name Artemisia dracunculus. The latter part means “little dragon”. It’s a denomination derived from the coiled roots of the plant.

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Meat burger – a juicy delicatessen for BBQ enthusiasts

Meat burger – a juicy delicatessen for BBQ enthusiasts

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Not every beef burger will taste the same, and often it has nothing to do with how you cook it but the ratio of fat in the mince used.

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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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Nut-bearing head

Nut-bearing head

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The name “coconut” came from the 16th-century Portuguese word “coco”, meaning “head”. Such a comparison is obviously due to the three indentations that coconuts have on one side, and that feature resembles a human’s head with eyes.

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Rhubarb-strawberry crumble

Rhubarb-strawberry crumble

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A delicious gluten-free strawberry rhubarb crumble for a summer dessert. Perfect for using seasonal ingredients!

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Sugar-free homemade granola

Sugar-free homemade granola

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This granola is not only quick to prepare, but also grain-free and therefore gluten-free, low in histamine, low in fructose or rather completely without added sugar, vegan and low FODMAP. So it is well digestible for the vast majority of people – not to mention that the ingredients are very healthy. The seeds, kernels and nuts provide valuable fats, important minerals, vitamins and fibre. They are also a good basis for a protein-rich breakfast that keeps you full for a long time.

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