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This is a delicious, slow-cooked Italian beef stew, with red wine, thyme, bay leaf and rosemary. Serve it with pasta and a crunchy salad.
Nasi kuning is a fragrant rice which is usually served as part of an Indonesian meal. This delicious yellow rice is flavoured with lemongrass and turmeric. It’s a must try!
Telor Kuning --or eggs in a spicy coconut sauce-- is a perfect Indonesian side dish. A true classic that has been packed full with flavour!
This is a classic German jugged hare recipe, which I learned from my teacher (who was also a hunter) when I was training to become a chef. Really delicious, with mushrooms, bacon and more.
Daging Roedjak is a delicious Indonesian beef dish. The meat becomes tender when stewed in coconut milk. A little on the spicy side, the homemade bumbu (Indonesian spice blend) makes it really tasty.
You can easily make a delicious version of the well-known chasseur sauce yourself, rather than resorting to a ready-made version. A flavoursome sauce with mushrooms, bacon and more. A perfect partner to your favourite cut of meat!
These stewed escalopes are wonderfully old-fashioned. Cooked in a delicious red wine and onion sauce, the escalopes are so tender that they fall apart.
Biryani is perhaps best described as a type of Indian paella. This chicken biryani is packed with spices, rice, nuts and marinated chicken.
Making these tasty pickles is easier than you might think. You only need a few ingredients for these sour bombs!
A very simple recipe to make your own marinated olives. Much cheaper than purchased marinated olives, with the added benefit that they can be flavoured to your liking.
This super delicious potato goulash is packed with vegetables and herbs. Very flavoursome vegetarian dish.
Red cabbage is always a good idea, but have you ever tried sweet and sour red cabbage? The vinegar gives it a beautiful colour and gives many dishes extra depth.
