Fried potatoes w/ kinda gyros.

Cut some new small potatoes into half (don't peel them) and cook together with some soy steaks (I had stripes, like gyros) till done. Let cool for a few minutes in a sieve so everything can dry a bit. Heat some oil in a skillet and fry potatoes with soy stripes, add mashed garlic and spices like paprika, salt, pepper, thyme, oregano, lavender to taste. Fry till crispy and golden brown, serve with a dip of your choice. I had a soy cream dip with lime juice. Easy peasy and so tasty.

Sweetheart cabbage ♥

Fried tofu dices, oyster mushrooms, sweet cabbage and chick peas in coconut  sauce, a bit curry-ish and yummy as hell. With lots of garlic and fresh savage leaves.

Creamy coconut carrot rice with fried tofu.

- rice

- one carrot

- savage

- 200g tofu

- 2 tsp shiro miso

- 1/2 small can coconut cream

- curry powder

- garlic leaves

Cook rice with a decent dash of sea salt, some savage leaves and the finely diced carrot. When it's almost done cut tofu into small dices and fry in a little oil til golden brown, lower the heat. Add the coconut cream and a little curry powder to the rice, let cook for another 2 minutes, stir frequently. In the meanwhile mix miso with about 1 or 2 table spoons hot water and pour over tofu and toss well. It will squirt a bit, but only for a moment. Serve rice with tofu and garnish with garlic leaves. 


p.s. Garlic leaves are great! Just put one or two cloves of garlic into some potting soil and let sprout. Way better than chive, trust me. 












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Woschech overdose.

Fluffy white bean spread.

This fluffy white bean spread is delicious on white bread like baguette or ciabatta (or as a dip for any veggies you can think of, I think).

- small can giant white beans, drained

- fresh thyme twigs

- lime juice from 1/2 lime

- dash of paprika

- pepper

- 2 tsp shiro miso

- 1 tbsp rice oil (any other more neutral oil will do)

Mix together all ingredients and puree with a mixer till it's fluffy and not chunky anymore. Don't use salt, the shiro miso is very salty and if you want to replace the miso with salt it will be quite ok, but won't have the same distinguish umami flavour as with miso.