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Polenta bowl oriental style

Polenta bowl oriental style

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How cool is it to prepare a meal using only local ingredients? Thanks to my Farmy order, I know exactly where everything in this bowl comes from. Somehow this makes it taste so much better! Besides, this dish is great when you don’t have much time to prepare it. But beware: the polenta needs a little longer to soften.

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Persimmon – a fruit unjustly overlooked

Persimmon – a fruit unjustly overlooked

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If you come across some ripe persimmons at Farmy, don’t miss the opportunity to indulge in these sweet fruits. Eat them raw or cooked; in sweet or savory dishes, you’ll get the maximum pleasure.

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Red bean salad with aubergine caviar and tzatziki

Red bean salad with aubergine caviar and tzatziki

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This summer recipe is vegetarian but high in protein as it combines beans (legumes) with pita bread (cereals) and moreover contains Greek yoghurt. It further provides a lot of fibre, vitamins (antioxidants), minerals and essential fatty acids. In addition, this salad can be served as a main course or as an appetizer to share.

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Chicory – a December celebrity

Chicory – a December celebrity

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Chicory is somewhat bitter. Therefore, it’s not that easy to celebrate it in a raw state every day.

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Onions – sweet transformations

Onions – sweet transformations

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Onions are super versatile vegetables that are widely cultivated. There are many species that fall into this category but people usually think of a bulb when they imagine the onion. And not without a reason. The yellow onion is the most commonly known variety – bulb onion is the most important species of the Allium genus among growers all over the world.

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Kale and lentil salad

Kale and lentil salad

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Kale is one of the most nutritious, healthy and versatile vegetables – just 100 grammes of kale cover the daily requirement of vitamin C and even three times the daily requirement of vitamin K. So go for it!

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