Veggies sautéed with yuzu

Simple, warm and fruity, the perfect meal for a rainy day, when for the first time of the season it feels cold despite the light coat.

I prepared this recipe on the fly, adding ingredients while cooking. I first started with some potatoes diced that I started to cook in a bit of oil. Then I hesitated between red cabbage and cauliflower and opted for cauliflower, that I added to the pan. Inspired by the pale whitish color, I added half a yuzu squeezed, then some shiitake sliced. Once the potatoes were cooked I serve (the cauliflower and the shiitake can still be crunchy). I added the redt of ghe juice of yuzu and some yuzu zest. 

Croque-monsieur

I know it’s the easiest meal to cook and it requires actually not a single cooking skill, but it’s always delicious and simple to accomodate with a lot different side dishes depending on the season.

Why simple? Because in my version of the croque-monsieur I do not use bechamel, I find this heavy and it is totally unecessary when the bread is soft and tasty. So the base for my croque-monsieur is a very good and fresh pain de mie (it works with toasts but it’s so much less tasty). I top it with a very little butter, a slice of ham (the quality of the ham also makes a lot: I use always Kamakura ham) and some gratted cheese (gruyere, comte… Anything you like), toast in the oven, and ready to eat! In winter I often serve it with cabbage or cauliflower. This time it was cauliflower and romanesco roughly mashed with a lot of pepper and a bit of nutmeg.

Cauliflower soup and homemade croutons

Nothing better when it’s cold outside than a hot soup.

Tonight a cauliflower soup with some rye bread croutons. Simple, easy and delicious. 

Just boiled the cauliflower and blend it, then cut the bread in cubes and fry then in a little of oil. Salt, pepper, over.

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