So, April's here. In March, I did not cook much, and here is an overview of all the things worth mentioning: two meat events, black spaghetti premiere, another muffin breakfast, and, last item on the list, leftover omelette. The firs pic shows a juicy piece of cow served on a bed of fresh garlic spinach, next one features lamb ribs with rye bread. Both things were a result of a momentary decision, the first made at the butchers' and the second when opening the freezer. Both meats were so good that no real flavouring was necessary - all it took was a little olive oil and some herbs. The sepia-ink-coloured spaghetti appealed to me thanks to the dramatic colour, there isn't much difference in taste when compared to the normal ones. I prepared them with garlic, pine nuts, sundried tomatoes and a handful of fresh spinach. They were ready in no time, looked great and tasted equally so, both for dinner and the next day. Banana muffins with yoghurt and honey were a breakfast for Janička Lošťáková, who stayed at my place this Sunday, and I think they were a sufficient aesthetic and gourmet beginning of the new week. The final omelette was the last thing I cooked in my kitchen for the upcoming month, and I used up a range of random leftovers in its making: namely some eggs, milk, fresh spinach, peas and green beans, and some grated parmasan cheese. Yum!






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