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Put all the ingredients into a blender and then add enough water to partially cover the nuts. Simmer until thickened and rich for about 10 minutes and then serve with swirls of cashew cream and toasted bread or flatbreads. Tip in the tin of chopped tomatoes and swirl out the tomatoey juices from the tin into the pan with half a tin of water. Then add the chilli flakes and rose petals. Sauté sliced onion and pepper with a pinch of salt and a tbsp of olive oil until softening and starting to take on some colour.Īdd the sliced garlic and whole spices and sauté until fragrant. 1 tsp chilli flakes (or more if you like it hot).We love to see our recipes leave the blog! Ingredients (serves 4) It’s simple to make too! You just need a blender for the cashew cream and a frying pan for the sauce.ĭid you make this recipe? Let us know in the comments how it went and don’t forget to share it with your friends and tag us on Instagram or show us your version in our friendly Facebook group. I replaced the savoury, creamy, rich eggs and yoghurt with a cashew sauce and oh my, it works! Same satisfying scoopability, same rich-meets-sharp, soothing-meets-spicy deliciousness. So I made a vegan version of it this morning. It’s so delicious, the sharp, tangy, spicy sauce is perfectly offset by the rich, creamy egg and yoghurt and since going plant based, it’s a brunch option I have really missed. It’s served with strained natural yoghurt and you eat it by scooping it up with torn pieces of bread.

It originated in Tunisia and is extremely popular in the Middle East, in fact it’s considered a national dish of Israel. Shakshuka is a stunning dish of eggs coddled in a spicy tomato and pepper sauce. Serve with extra black pepper and a sprinkle of fresh herbs.

a large handful of chopped herbs eg dill, parsley and mint.1 large mug of the starchy water that the pasta was boiled in.4 portions of spaghetti, cooked in salted, boiling water.200g cashews covered in just boiled water.No need to be too exact with the ingredients, this pasta recipe is very easy-going, as all weekday dinners should be. You can substitute the cashew nuts in this recipe for sunflower seeds or any nut/seed you prefer. Courgettes are coming in thick and fast now so do enjoy them and use the search bar in the blog to find lots more courgette inspiration. This simple pasta is very fast, very easy and very delicious.
