This, my friends, is a match made in heaven. Grilled Asparagus, Poached Egg, Melted Butter & Parsley, yuhum! There’s something so simple, so effortless, and yet so elegant about this dish. It’s one of those combinations that proves less really can be more—just a few fresh, quality ingredients, each one playing its part to perfection. The asparagus, grilled until slightly charred and smoky, brings a beautifully earthy depth. Poached eggs with their gooey, golden centres add luxurious creaminess. Then, enter the melted butter, warm and silky, pulling it all together in the most comforting way. Finished with a scatter of…
Side
-
Continue ReadingKangkung Pelecing (Water Spinach in a Spicy Tomato & Coconut Sauce) We first fell in love with Kangkung Pelecing when travelling through Lombok, and honestly, we ordered it with almost every meal. This vibrant Indonesian side dish is simple yet bursting with flavour — the kind of recipe that proves…
-
Continue ReadingSuper easy, golden, fluffy, and ready the same day — these focaccia muffins are a total game changer. Golden and crunchy on the outside, soft and pillowy on the inside, they deliver all the classic Italian focaccia flavours without the need for an overnight rise. Perfect if you’re craving homemade…
-
Continue ReadingWhat is it with aubergine that makes it turn into something so rich, soft, and luscious? This humble vegetable is like a sponge, soaking up all the flavours you pair it with, transforming into butter-soft goodness. In this dish, the aubergine is roasted until tender and then glazed with a…
-
Continue ReadingI know, I know—it’s still summer, we’re even in the middle of a heatwave. In The Netherlands, zuurkool (sauerkraut) is usually eaten in the colder months, but for me, it’s an all-year-round favourite. To keep things a little lighter and summery, I like serving it with pan-fried cod and simple…
-
Continue ReadingThis Leek Tarte Tatin with Feta, Honey & Mint is a savoury showstopper that’s easier to make than it looks. In this version, slow-cooked leeks are caramelised in a glossy mix of balsamic vinegar, Dijon mustard, and honey, then topped with crisp, flaky puff pastry and baked until golden. Once…
