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Keralan Veggie Curry with Poppadoms, Rice & Minty Yoghurt from Jamie's 15-Minute Meals

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Aufläufe, Gratins und Souffles.

By Cornelia Adam
Gräfe und Unzer Verlag - 1991

7th February 2010 (edited: 8th July 2011)

Celeriac Leek Gratin / Sellerie-Lauch-Gratin : page 36

We left out the bacon to make it vegetarian, which I regretted afterwards; it tasted a little too bland for my taste, and I would have welcomed the saltiness and crispness of the bacon. Otherwise it was quite nice; DB enjoyed it even without bacon.

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29th November 2009 (edited: 18th June 2014)

Savoy Cabbage and Minced Meat Casserole / Hackfleisch-Wirsing-Auflauf : page 34

A perfectly fine casserole with an unorthodox combination of flavours (cabbage, mince meat and blue cheese, anyone?).

In the beginning I was a little sceptical about how the blue cheese would blend in, but I was pleasantly surprised. Nonetheless, the taste of the blue cheese was quite strong; I suppose it might not have turned out that way if we really had used a Roquefort and not a stronger (and cheaper) Danica Blue, so it’s definitely worth it to either choose a milder blue cheese, or mix the blue cheese with another mild and creamy cheese (BF’s suggestion is a goat’s cheese, but somehow that doesn’t really fit my definition of creamy mild cheese…)

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8th October 2012 (edited: 27th November 2012)

Spinach and Curd Cheese Casserole / Spinat-Quark-Auflauf mit Sesam : page 18

Nice but nothing special; slightly watery due to the spinach. We slightly tweaked the recipe, substituting two egg yolks with one whole egg and reducing the amount of curd cheese. We also didn't blanch the spinach, something I later read would have reduced the level of nitrat and the bitter-metallic taste; but I don't think it's really that much of an issue.

PS: I actually thought that it contained cheese. Turns out it doesn't. I think it could definitely use some, or possibly a few cubes of bacon.

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