Since I read about it on my dashboard I went to Starbucks and tried out the new Matcha Frappuccino and Matcha Latte. Also I tried Starbuck's Cinnamon Roll.
This is Tara's Frappuccino. I took it with low-fat milk and without cream since it's too sweet for me. Still it's very sweet but I like it. I'll try it again without any sugar or whatever they put in there. I guess I don't like too sweet Matcha. Anyway it was really good. Also the hot Matcha Latte tasted great! For the smallest size (tall) you have to pay 4,10€ here. Without cream it usually was 3,50€ but I also paid 4,10€ for the same at another store. Mohaghi had to pay 3,70€ for the same stuff. So I don't really get how they make those prices. Anyway... It tastes so good.
The Cinnamon Roll also was quite fine but a bit dry. I like the ones from Tully's Coffee Shop more.
This time I'll add another Recipe. It's for a Coconut-Parfait. It's also possible for vegetarians and vegans. So I guess many of you will enjoy it during summer!
For 3~4 servings you need:
1/2 can coconut milk
1 pineapple
some cookies
1 cup cream (for vegetarians/vegans: use soy cream)
1 can Nata de Coco (you usually get it in Asian food stores)
Agar Agar
Make the agar agar as described on the package. Add the coconut milk to it and let it cool down a bit. Crumble the cookies and put it into the bowls. Now put the coconut milk on it and let it cool down so it becomes firm. Pour the water of the nata de coco out of the can and let it drip. Cut the pineapple into small pieces. Whip the cream. Add the pineapple and a bit nata de coco on top of the firm coconut milk. Now put the cream over it and add some more nata de coco. Cool it down in the refridgerator for some hours. Enjoy you meal!
I hope you like the parfait. Please tell me about it or post a photo of yours for me!
Of course you can also add some ice cream or sponge cake or whatever else you like.
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07 June, 2013
28 May, 2013
Recipe #2 - Fried Noodles & Vegetables
This time it's an quite easy meal but it's very light and healthy.
For 2~3 servings you need:
200g Mie-Noodles (vegan: please take a look at the ingredients. some contain eggs!)
1 Broccoli
350g Mushrooms
2 Carrots
300g Okra
Mentsuyu (vegetarian/vegan: there are some based on fish and some based on konbu)
Soy Sauce
Wash and chop all the vegetables. Cook the noodles ~5 minutes with 800ml water and 200ml mentsuyu. Fry the mushrooms until they become smaller. Now add the carrots and fry about 5 minutes. Add the okra and broccoli.
Take one tbsp. of mentsuyu and two tbsp. of soy sauce. Add it to the vegetables. Fry while stirring for another 5 minutes. Now add the noodles. Mix and fry it for 1~2 minutes and you're finished.
The vegetables should still be firm/crisp. Don't cook it for too long.
Of course you can add some garlic or pepper if you want to.
If you tried it out please let me know whether you liked it!
For 2~3 servings you need:
200g Mie-Noodles (vegan: please take a look at the ingredients. some contain eggs!)
1 Broccoli
350g Mushrooms
2 Carrots
300g Okra
Mentsuyu (vegetarian/vegan: there are some based on fish and some based on konbu)
Soy Sauce
Wash and chop all the vegetables. Cook the noodles ~5 minutes with 800ml water and 200ml mentsuyu. Fry the mushrooms until they become smaller. Now add the carrots and fry about 5 minutes. Add the okra and broccoli.
Take one tbsp. of mentsuyu and two tbsp. of soy sauce. Add it to the vegetables. Fry while stirring for another 5 minutes. Now add the noodles. Mix and fry it for 1~2 minutes and you're finished.
The vegetables should still be firm/crisp. Don't cook it for too long.
Of course you can add some garlic or pepper if you want to.
If you tried it out please let me know whether you liked it!
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02 May, 2013
Recipe #1 - Chili con Carne/Tofu
Today I would like to share one of my favorite dishes: Chili con Carne.
I love hot and spicy food that's why I like Chili so much I guess. If you don't like it too hot don't worry. You can also make it a bit less spicy.
What you need for 2~3 servings:
1 onion
3 garlic cloves
2 small chili peppers
1 carrot
1 red pepper
1 package minced meat (400-500g) (vegetarians/vegans: take the same amount of tofu)
2 cans of minced tomatoes (~800g)
1 can of kidney beans (400g)
(optional: 1-2 potatoes)
oil (preferably chili oil)
pepper, salt
tabasco (or any other hot sauce. I use something called "Ghost Pepper")
If you don't have enough time skip this part and just put the onion, garlic and the chili peppers into a pot and fry it until transparent. Now chop the carrots and red pepper and add them to the onion-mix, stir it well and go on frying it (2 minutes). Finally you add the minced meat (or tofu. Chop it before). You now fry everything together until the meat is done (may take ~5 minutes).
If the meat is ready you add the tomatoes and the beans and cook it all together (also add the potatoes if you want to). Add salt, pepper and tabasco. Cook it until it's not too liquid (with potatoes ~20min). And you're done.
You can serve it with rice, bread or toast.
Enjoy your meal!
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