Apple verbena choux (puffs)

Apple verbena choux (puffs)

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Apple verbena choux blend in nicely with the freshness and delicacy of the month of May while patiently waiting for the summer and local flavours.

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Jars with rhubarb compote and sage chantilly

Jars with rhubarb compote and sage chantilly

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It’s got that full creaminess and yet is entirely refreshing: our rhubarb compote is just what you want in the warmer months.

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Strawberry and rhubarb porridge

Strawberry and rhubarb porridge

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A cool gentle breeze blows in the morning, this seasonal weather likes to play trick on us. While we await the return of the beautiful sunshine which will announce the arrival …

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Fresh dried tarragon

Fresh dried tarragon

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Tarragon is a plant that has liquorice-like flavour: sometimes it seems to have a mild aroma of fennel, sometimes it is more like an intense aniseed with a hint of vanilla. …

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For the love of oats

For the love of oats

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In our opinion, oats are pretty great! Why? Firstly, this whole grain food is a healthy source of carbohydrates, which is extremely rich in plant protein and fiber. Thus, oat flakes are good for the digestive system and provide sustainable energy at the same time. They also contain numerous minerals such as iron, magnesium, zinc and phosphorus, as well as valuable B vitamins such as B1, B3, B5 and B6. According to various studies, oats also help to lower not only blood pressure, but also the levels of cholesterol as well as blood sugar, thus preventing diabetes. In addition, oat flakes also have an anti-inflammatory effect.

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Turning your hummus green

Turning your hummus green

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One of the most important ingredients for Indian, Mediterranean, and Middle Eastern cooking is a humble chickpea. It’s a seed of a legume plant that can be red, black, green, white, …

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