miss me much, peeps? sorry i fell out w/ new posts. i am not cooking these days. i have a few old draft recipes that i’ll post during this week and then im gone again.
i decided to post to post my
honeybuns 🍯
recipe!
i cook these every seasonal holidays (lita, mabon etc)
ingredient vice you will need:
honey
flour
milk (can be plant based one)
dry fruits and nuts
sugar and a little bit of salt
yeast
egg. one egg yolk even
i found this recipe on pinterest many many moons ago, so unfortunately i cannot give proper credit, so ill just rewrite the version i translated in my recipe book.
in warm milk (about 1,5 cup) you mix a cup of sugar and 3 tsp yeast, then add two cups of flour and honey (its up to you, i add two tbsp now and three more later) and let rest for twenty minutes. it should be a runny consistency with lumps.
when the time has passed add the rest of ingredients (two more cups of flour, more honey if you’d like, dried fruits and nuts, which you should cut beforehand to small pieces).
let rest for a few more minutes, i recommend half an hour. after that form your buns and grease with egg yolk (can be skipped, it is used to give a beautiful golden crust)
bake on 180°C for 20 minutes.
eat with wine and praise nature for it gifts! 🍷🍂
much love peeps☆.
i am mostly happy, just really busy and alone. i wanna be a hoe again (´;ω;`)
A Timeless Plant-Based Recipe: Aunt May’s Hearty Vegetable Stew
Hello, dear readers of Spirit’s Mindful Kitchen! Today, I want to share with you a timeless plant-based recipe that has been passed down in my family for generations – Aunt May’s Hearty Vegetable Stew.
The Story Behind The Recipe
When I was a child, my Aunt May would visit us every winter. She lived in a small town surrounded by farms and loved to cook with fresh, seasonal produce. Every visit,…
so i will try to make this post a short one. i dont like my posts w/o photos >:(
ingredients:
chicken breast(s)
mushrooms
peanuts
pasta of your liking
cream (optional)
roast your peanuts on medium temperature for a few minutes, just so its easy to peel the skins, which give a bitter taste. when the nuts are cooled off i just gently grind them between my palms, just so that the dry skins can fall off (its a messy process be careful)
then i used a mortar and grinded the nuts with some salt. set them aside.
fry the mushrooms with some oil in a pan, let all the moisture evaporate. add cut chicken, let it cook for some time, add cream and peanuts to the pan. cook for some more than add pasta.
oh no.. wdym you forgot to cook it?? well i didn’t tell you to cook it because it was obvious!!!!! omg..
well if you did remember to cook your pasta add it in and voilà! dinner’s ready.
they were beautiful pictures too T_T such a shame.
how’s everyone doing peeps? maybe leave some comments what i should make? it looks to me like i cook pasta ALL the time, it’s true, but it’s boring reading the same thing over and over.
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