- 5 EGGS
- 100 GRAM PRAWNS
- 1 CUP CREAM
- HANDFUL PARSLEY, cut
- 1 TSP MUSTARD
- 40 GRAM BUTTER
- 4 SLICES OF CHEESE
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- 1
EGGPLANT, lengthwise in
thin slices
- 75 GRAM SOFT GOAT CHEESE
- 1 TOMATO, chopped
- HANDFUL MINT LEAVES, chopped
- 1 TBSP PINE NUTS
- 1 RED CHILI, chopped
- 2 TBSP OLIVE OIL
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Boil 3 eggs for 8 minutes, peel them
and cut them in pieces. Melt the butter, add the eggs, the mustard,
the parsley and the cream and pepper and salt tot taste. Split the last
two eggs. Mix the cream with the 2 egg yolks and add this to the prawn
mixture, stir well. Heat slowly until the sauce starts to thicken. Don't
cook. Put this mixture in 4 small oven pots and put a slice of cheese
on top. Bake 10 minutes at 200 degrees
Celsius.
This is a
Belgian recipe. In
Belgium there is a lot of battle ongoing between
Dutch and
French speakers, but there is also a
German speaking community. 15
November is their day, but no public holiday.
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Sprinkle the eggplant slices with olive oil and grill
or fry them for a few minutes on both sides. Mix the remaining ingredients
and distribute this over the slices. Roll them up and stick a tooth
pick in.
This is a
Turkish recipe. On
October 29, 1923,
Turkey became a Republic.
The Ottoman Empire came to a definite end with a change of the Constitution.
Each year, it is celebrated with fireworks in
Istanbul. Click on culinary calendar for more
links between cooking and worldwide history.
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