A unique combination of ingredients and flavours, absolutely delicious, ultra quick, and easy to prepare. 🙂 Ingredients: (For 4 servings) 250 g tagliatelle a large handful of walnuts (40-50 g) 50 g rucola 40 g butter 200 g green pesto grated peel from a lemon 200 g feta 2 large sweet potatoes (~350 g) a... Continue Reading →
A light yet satisfying vegetarian dish! The pasta is perfectly cooked and tossed with tender broccoli and aromatic fennel, which adds a subtle, slightly sweet flavor. The combination of textures and fresh, earthy taste makes this dish both comforting and refreshing. It’s simple, healthy, and packed with flavor! Ingredients: (for 4 servings) 60 g butter... Continue Reading →
Looking for a quick and delicious vegetarian meal? This spaghetti with rucola and pesto is the perfect dish! The peppery freshness of rucola blends beautifully with the rich, aromatic flavors of the pesto, creating a vibrant and satisfying pasta experience. It's a simple yet elegant recipe that’s ready in no time, making it ideal for... Continue Reading →
You know those meals that feel fancy but take zero effort? This is one of them. I’m talking about tortellini with pesto and cheese - aka a green, cheesy hug in a bowl. Pesto is one of my all-time favorites, so anytime I get the chance to sneak it into a dish, I don’t even... Continue Reading →
Quick, vibrant, and packed with flavour - this dish is my go-to when I want something delicious without spending hours in the kitchen. The creamy, herby pesto hugs the pasta just right, while the juicy cherry tomatoes bring in that sweet, tangy kick that makes everything pop. It’s vegetarian, comforting, and super easy to whip... Continue Reading →
This delicious pasta combines vibrant pesto with crunchy walnuts for a delightful texture and rich flavor. Quick and easy to prepare, it requires just a handful of ingredients, making it the perfect go-to meal for busy days or a cozy dinner at home. Simple, satisfying, and full of taste! Ingredients: (for 4-6 servings) 500 g... Continue Reading →