Walking up to this cart made my mouth water. The unique and delicious combos of sweet and savory ingredients definitely pulled me in. According to the crowd gathered around this food cart, the best sweet crêpe was the banana and nutella and the best savory crêpe was the one with roasted mushrooms, goat cheese, spinach and mozzarella.

Peel a squash, grate it and cut it into strips. Grease with olive oil and add Parmesan cheese mixed with chopped flakes. I used grated telemea but it goes better with cheese or parmesan. Some I greased with oil and sprinkled with breadcrumbs, others I greased with cream cheese left in the refrigerator and others with yogurt and crushed garlic and then cornflakes.

Artisan pizza crust with creamy goat cheese, squash and walnuts, in a cast iron skillet! Pizza in a cast iron skillet. You& 39;ll feel so rustic!MORE+LESS-Updated September 11, 20171can (13.8 oz) Pillsbury™ refrigerated classic pizza crust, cut in half and rolled into two balls2small summer squash, thinly sliced into circles2tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil2-3 cups shredded mozzarella and provolone cheese mixture1cup goat cheese crumblesHide Images1Preheat oven to 450°F.

This combination of new chicken and potato meatballs in baked tomato sauce came out very tasty and filling! g tomato paste with baked peppers2 teaspoons hot pepper jam5 cloves garlic150 ml water5-6 basil leaves2 bay leaves, to tasteIn addition: 100 g grated mozzarella, for gratin50 g butter for greased tray25 ml oil1 / 2 bunch of parsley verdure dill threadsPortions: 8Preparation time: less than 60 minutes RECIPE PREPARATION Chicken meatballs and new potatoes in tomato sauce in the oven: Wash the potatoes well with the dish sponge, to nicely remove the thin skin from them.

Dough: In a bowl dissolve the yeast with a little sugar and add about 100 ml of warm milk and a little flour. Maya is left to grow. After doubling its volume, add the rest of the flour, eggs, salt, sugar dissolved in the rest of the milk and soft butter. Knead until you get an elastic dough.

You walk into a cocktail party, knowing nobody. You make yourself a cocktail, look around the room, and spot another person, silently standing there, sipping their gin and tonic and surveying the scene. S/he looks like a nice, so why not strike up a conversation?But what do you say? “What up bro?” or “Hey there, beautiful?