Today, I am not posting a recipe that I have tried in my kitchen. Instead – since Thansgiving is upon us very quickly – here are a few recipes, which I collected from some of my favorite food blogs. They might inspire you and you might give some of them a try this year, or maybe later. I know, I definitely will.
Author: Márta
Bird by bird – Madaranként
Two-thirds of the challenge I signed up for has been completed! In the midst of all I had to do and chose to do the last twenty days, there were times when I got to thinking – even just for a moment – about many things. What do I want to do in my days? What are my priorities? What personal relationships do I want to work on? How much time I want to devote to different activities, including writing of this blog?
Baked rice pudding – Rizskók
I’ve been using this recipe for a baked rice pudding for many years. When my friend Zsuzsa offered for me to taste the pudding for the first time, I knew I had found one of my favorite recipes, and since that time I’ve never used a different recipe.
Birdhouse in the fall – Madárház ősszel
Quinoa with sautéed mushrooms & cheese – Quinoa pirított gombával és sajttal
For a quick and delicious lunch, I often choose one of my favorite gluten free grains, quinoa. This time I served it with sautéed crimini mushrooms and goat cheese, resulting in an overall great flavor. I adapted the recipe from Heidi Swanson’s wonderful book Super Natural Cooking.
Thought on problems – Gondolat a problémákról
“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.” — Albert Einstein
Chocolate chunk brownies – Csokis brownie
This dessert is a classic. Deliciousness is guaranteed. The recipe is from Frame-by-Frame Baking, a visual step-by-step cookbook from the British series Love Food. But even without these kinds of illustrative photos, the making of these brownies is incredibly easy.
Books, stories, and recipes – Könyvek, történetek és receptek
For me, reading is an essential and beloved activity. It has always been and it always will be. I used to read a lot as a kid, as a teenager often late into the night, as a college student on crowded streetcars and buses, juggling the book in one hand and holding on to the rail with the other. I still do – all of the above. My days don’t feel complete unless they are finished with reading.
November light – Novemberi fény
Framed autumn – Bekeretezett ősz
Sometimes we just view the world through a window. November in our garden. Néha a világot csak ablakon keresztül látjuk. November a kertünkben.
Thought on a mathematician – Gondolat a matamatikusról
“A mathematician is a machine for turning coffee into theorems.” — Paul Erdős
My yarn basket – A kötőkosaram
Knitting has been one of my favorite hobbies for a long time. I started with easy projects – like scarves – and moved on to knit hats, pullovers, sweaters, vests, a skirt, mittens, a doll, even a blanket. There was a time in my life when I knitted with great intensity, then other interests took over, and knitting got abandoned a little bit.