Made these today, my first attempt for Burger. It was inspired by the house-burger I had on the first day when I arrived in Riga (Latvia) at a restaurant named 'Bite'. Ever since, I had been wondering how to make that meat patty, and along the way, seeking some advice from my Chef friend Rose. She suggested using bread for the meat. For this recipe, I've used breadcrumbs. It is similar to the Swedish meatballs but this burger tasted really good. Verdict from my husband was 12! (usually the score is 10, but this exceeded the 10, that delicious!) Think the dressing played a great part of the entire burger. A little secret: I used beer of 4.2% alcoholic content. The other elements in the dressing are diced shallots, minced garlic, honey and ketchup. For assembly, I lightly crisped the burger buns, so there are slight charred at its sides, added mayonnaise, lettuce, cocktail tomatoes, the grilled meat patty, sprinkled some gouda cheese shreds, mustard (if you like) and VIOLA! :)
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Carbonnade à la flamande is Flemish beef stew in which beef and onions are simmered in Belgian ale until the meat is tender, the onions are sweet and the ale has cooked down into a rich, dark gravy.
Oh my gosh, I think I am going to try to make this really soon...like sometime next week?;)
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Lingonberries has been found to be able to aid in weight loss. This weight-loss superfood can be easily found in Ikea as part of the Swedish Meatball dish.
Swedish Meatballs Video Recipe
Ingredients for serving 4
: 600g Boneless Chicken leg
: 15g chopped garlic
: 15g chopped or grated ginger
: 1.5 tbsp Soy sauce
: 1 or 2 tbsp Sake or White wine
: 1 tbsp Sugar
: 1/2 cup Flour
: 3 tbsp Corn starch or Potato starch
Ingredients for Karaage sauce
: 70ml Soy sauce
: 2 tbsp Sugar
: 1 tbsp (Rice) Vinegar
: 1 tbsp Sake
: A little bit of sesame oil
: 600g Boneless Chicken leg
: 15g chopped garlic
: 15g chopped or grated ginger
: 1.5 tbsp Soy sauce
: 1 or 2 tbsp Sake or White wine
: 1 tbsp Sugar
: 1/2 cup Flour
: 3 tbsp Corn starch or Potato starch
Ingredients for Karaage sauce
: 70ml Soy sauce
: 2 tbsp Sugar
: 1 tbsp (Rice) Vinegar
: 1 tbsp Sake
: A little bit of sesame oil
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20 sponge finger (lady fingers)
1 cup sugar
4 eggs (separated)
1/4 cup cocoa powder
1 1/2 cups mascarpone cheese
2 cups espresso (sweetened to your liking)
Tiramisu (Italian: Tiramisù; Veneto: Tiramesù [tirameˈsu]) is one of the most popular Italian cakes. It is made of savoiardi (or 'lady finger' biscuits) dipped in espresso or strong coffee, layered with a whipped mixture of egg yolks, mascarpone, and sugar, and topped with cocoa.
Tiramisu has become a very popular dessert. The recipe has been adapted into cakes, puddings, and other varieties of dessert. Happy Valentines' Day!
Burning Salad is a funny cooking blog that talks about cooking disasters and features recipes. Jenny McCall the author of the blog summerizes the main purpose of her site::
"While I wouldn’t say I am the perfect cooking queen, I have had many great successes that I am just too proud of not to share with all of you. I do hope that my experiences will be funny, entertaining, interesting but most of all I hope that they will inspire and encourage any of you who are just like me – triers!"