The essential – Buckwheat galette with gorgonzola, pear and king oyster mushrooms

September 27, 2016 by nadel&gabel

After a time of broadening horizons, extending your comfort zones, having time to think about perspectives, the big plans, it’s probably a natural cycle to zoom in again, to turn the attention to the small steps, life at your doorstep. Both is important. While summer gently and gradually fades into autumn, I’m trying to keep the summer visions and translate them into everyday life. It’s all about focusing on the nitty-gritty, the essential, don’t let yourself get distracted or roped […]

Categories: around the world, autumn, bread, diets, gluten-free, grains & legumes, In the kitchen, seasons, vegetarian • Tags: autumn, blue cheese, Breton, buckwheat, cheese, crepe, easy, galette, gorgonzola, king oyster, mushroom, pancake, pear, recipe, savoury

Right on the doorstep – A culinary day trip to the Swabian Alb

February 12, 2016 by nadel&gabel

Retrospectively I think that it is really embarrassing that I did this only now. It took me 15 years that I am living here to explore what lies right under my nose, to go on a small foodie day trip around the corner. I am far away from being spontaneous, but this time it was a quick decision in the morning, some internet research where I wanted to go … and I was on my way to the Schwäbische Alb (Swabian Alb) planning to visit […]

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Ethiopian meal with injera

January 19, 2012 by nadel&gabel

Oh yes, it took some time to finish this post. But now, finally, it is here, hopefully inspiring you to expand our culinary experiences like I did. Rather by accident I first came into contact with ethopian food in the hidden Addis restaurant in London. I wanted more! I especially wanted to create these unique flavours myself at home. So I started to read a bit about african cuisine in general an ethophian culinary culture in particular. Finally I started […]

Categories: around the world, bread, dairy-free, gluten-free, grains & legumes, In the kitchen, meat, vegan, vegetable, vegetarian • Tags: Africa, african, baking, bread, buckwheat, chicken, cooking, ethiopia, flatbread, food, lentils, recipe, teff, vegetable