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Expat Chef in Barcelona: Anatolian flat breads with spinach: Gozleme

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Expat Chef in Barcelona. For all food lovers. your gourmet liaison. Tuesday, November 23, 2010. Anatolian flat breads with spinach: Gozleme. Yes, I have been off for a long time, was going through a bit of food block.and also an injury to my ankle in Sept prevented me from standing for long periods of time. But, the most important thing, is that I have my creative juices flowing thanks to an amazing weekend full of food and fun in Istanbul. And of course, delicious! Need I say more? 25 ml/ 1/2 tsp salt.

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Expat Chef in Barcelona: December 2010

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Expat Chef in Barcelona. For all food lovers. your gourmet liaison. Saturday, December 11, 2010. A couple of weeks ago we decided to make sushi and gyoza at home, and have a Japanese themed dinner. Normally, we do theme dinners, but we never ever had done a Japanese theme.mainly because I think that the thought of making sushi at home is a bit daunting! My friend Cris prepared the rice, and she did a fantastic job. I made the gyoza and the rolls and then the toro tuna tataki. For 20 gyoza approx:. Two 1/...

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Expat Chef in Barcelona: April 2010

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Expat Chef in Barcelona. For all food lovers. your gourmet liaison. Saturday, April 24, 2010. Who doesn't love pizza? In Italy, pizza night is usually Sunday night, after la " Mamma. Has cooked for you all week, and Lord, does she need a break! But, pizza is consumed world-wide, on every continent, with its toppings to match. Case in point, a general (non-official poll done via Facebook. So, last night was the Iternazionale. Milan vs. FC. I remember, a very long time ago, sans child, sans culinary degree...

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Expat Chef in Barcelona: Mediterranean Connection : Fusili with smoked aubergine and tomato sauce

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Expat Chef in Barcelona. For all food lovers. your gourmet liaison. Friday, December 3, 2010. Mediterranean Connection : Fusili with smoked aubergine and tomato sauce. Needless to say, I don' t have a barbecue, but I do have a gas stove top. I already made the dip on its own, but since I am so in love with it, I wondered if it could be recreated into a pasta dish. Since all the ingredients I am going to use are Mediterranean, both common in Italy and Turkey, I figured, why not? 250 g Fusili pasta. 1 mozz...

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Expat Chef in Barcelona: May 2010

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Expat Chef in Barcelona. For all food lovers. your gourmet liaison. Thursday, May 27, 2010. See, I remember in my high school days, when we lived in Lugano. Switzerland, we were always given a biscotti. With our coffee. The reason, if you don't know or aren't familiar with it, is that this particular cookie has to be dunked in a liquid, for you to be able to bite it without breaking a molar. In Italy, it's name means. And hence its crunchiness. Also, there it is usually served with. To make about 3 dozen.

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