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Stuffed Pork Roulade with Celeriac Mash
Slofoodgroup Team
This Pork Tenderloin bursting with Morels, Porcini, Bacon, and Almonds. It is succulent, juicy, and packed with flavor and can be enjoyed on any occasion. It is effortless to make and will soon become one of your favorites.
Savory recipes using vanilla extract
Slofoodgroup Team
Savory recipes using vanilla extract are few and far between, but that same earthy flavor found in most sweet treats is also fantastic in an array of entrees, beverages, and more. Get ideas for incorporating vanilla extract into savory recipes, plus get an easy recipe for vanilla brown butter halibut.
Kombucha Apple Crisp Cocktail
Slofoodgroup Team
This Sparkling Apple Cocktail with Kombucha and Rum is absolutely divine. This cocktail might just become your go-to indulgence from fall to spring (especially on holidays). This sweet and spiced kombucha apple crisp cocktail is so easy to make and is an impressive cocktail for entertaining.
How To Make Indian Rice Pudding
Slofoodgroup Team
Chawal ki kheer, or Indian rice pudding, is a naturally gluten free dessert that spans the spectrum of sweet and savory. Upon indulging in this classic Indian dish with cardamom and saffron, your senses will be fully engaged by a whirlwind of aromatics and flavoring components.
Pork Knuckle with Nutmeg Sauerkraut
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Schweinshaxe is a traditional Bavarian meal served with potato dumplings and Sauerkraut with juniper berries and nutmeg. It requires boiling the meat, followed by roasting and comes out tender, fall-off-the-bone delicious! Though it is an Oktoberfest staple, we love it as a meal to warm our souls all winter!
What is the oldest spice used for cooking?
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Cinnamon has long been depicted as the oldest spice known to man, recorded as an embalming agent for mummification in ancient Egypt, but was it the first seasoning utilized as a flavoring agent or is there another ingredient that can be considered the first spice used for cooking? Let's find out.
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