Ingredients 500 g glass noodles (I use noodles made from mung beans, but there are also glass noodles made from rice and from sweet potatoes) 500 g shrimps 1 tbsp cilli powder, from Kryddhusid 2 shallots 2 spring onions 1 yellow chilli 2 tbsp ginger, chopped 3 garlic cloves 100 g sugar snaps 1 broccoli […]

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Ingredients 300 g cauliflower 300 g broccoli 200 g small potatoes 200 g celeriac  1 pepper 2 thyme stems 1 can butter beans  olive oil, for frying salt and black pepper Method Wash and strain the liquid from the butter beans. Divide the cauliflower and broccoli into rather large florets, as shown on the photo. […]

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Ingredients 2-3 carrots 1 celery stalk 1 onion 300 g cauliflower 150 g broccoli 1 chilli 3 garlic cloves 1 tbsp ginger, chopped  1 vegetable cube, gluten- and sugar free (f.ex. Kallo) 2 l water 1 – 2 tbsp nutritional yeast fresh coriander, to taste olive oil, for frying  salt and black pepper Method Slice […]

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My Christmas present to you is this healthy and beautiful Christmas wreath. It’s a nice starter for the Christmas table, as the main is often on the heavier side. Next year you might as well use the same ingredients and have it as a main.  I wish you all a delightful and delicious Christmas! ✨🎄✨ […]

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Ingredients 2 sweet potatoes 200 g broccoli 200 g cauliflower 6 garlic cloves 1/2 chilli  cilantro  1 can cannellini beans 2 tbsp olive oil olive oil for frying salt and black pepper Method Bake the potatoes for an hour on 200°C. Meanwhile, make the filling. Cut the broccoli and cauliflower into rather small florets. Chop […]

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The summer is over! At least here in Iceland. It had a really nice start with sunny May and first weeks of June. However, the rest the summer was cold and the sun was hiding for the most part until in the third week of this month, when it also got slightly warmer for a […]

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An update on how things are coming along in the greenhouse and garden is long overdue. Reason is I spend more time tending to my plants these days than writing. To cut a long story short everything is going splendidly. It’s only mid July but I already have homegrown salad, cucumbers, sugar snaps, spinach, kale […]

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