Mar 11
Soups, salads, vegetables & potatoes
Pumpkin Puree with Quail fried Egg
My parents are coming home tomorrow for the day and I made this one specially for my dad. He loves pumpkins and my mom never prepares him a dish like this because pumpkins are not among her favourites and because she is the cook… need more leads? Hahahaha. Same thing here at home, I don’t like cheese… how many recipes with cheese involved can you find? Sorry about that ;D, but the one who’s in charge of the cooking is the one who decides the dishes… just like that.
This is the pumpkin I used. But for the recipe you only need half of it. Do you know that pumpkins, carrots, apricots, mangoes, sweet potatoes and french melons are rich in alpha and beta-carotene?. They will enhance your tan. Now that clothes will show more of your body you might be interested in having a nice tan ;D.
Comments
This is lovely and bright and so colourful…love that orange of the pumpkin Nuria! The fried egg on top just makes it perfection!
Wow this looks so delicious Nuria!! Will definitely try it! Pumpkin soup (grilled pumpkin…et al) is my all time favourite so I guess I am in luck ;-)
It seems that in Spain, as they do in Italy, they call all squash “pumpkin”. To us this is a butternut squash, but no matter what we call it in any part of the world it does make a delicious soup chica!!!!!
Yummy….this looks and sounds delicious! I love the addition of the quail´s egg too!
Que rico Nuria! A mi me encanta la calabaza! :) Sabes que puedes agregar Calabaza a los Potajes de cualquier alubia cortado en trozos medianos junto con las patatas queda riquisimo! Tambien si quieres un postre sencillo la puedes pelas cortas en trozos grandes y cocinarla en un almibar de azucar, agua, y canela en rama hasta que este tierna. Tambien me gusta al horno con aciete de oliva, sal y pimienta para accompa~ar cualquier comida :)
-Nathan