--- title: "All posts – Page 11" url: /posts/page/11/ canonical_url: https://flowers-recipes.com/posts/page/11/ language: en type: collection page: "11 of 44" last_updated: "2013-01-21" summary: "Blog archive: 522 posts, newest first." --- # All posts Blog archive: 522 posts, newest first. ## Posts - [Pork Chops with Saffron Mashed Potatoes](https://flowers-recipes.com/pork-chops-with-saffron-mashed-potatoes/) (2013-01-21) — Pork chops with saffron mashed potatoes, an uncomplicated dish that is definitely not boring. - [Cheese Pączki](https://flowers-recipes.com/cheese-p-czki/) (2013-01-16) — Cheese pączki are incredibly easy to make. And they disappear faster than you can make them. - [Walnut Bread](https://flowers-recipes.com/walnut-bread/) (2013-01-14) — Walnut bread is slightly sweet thanks to the apricots, but it's aromatic, unusual, and tastes great with cheeses and chutneys. - [Pork Tenderloin in Pepper Sauce](https://flowers-recipes.com/pork-tenderloin-in-pepper-sauce/) (2013-01-11) — Pork tenderloin in pepper sauce is tender, which is what I love about tenderloin, and the pepper sauce adds a wonderful aroma. - [Madeleines](https://flowers-recipes.com/madeleines/) (2013-01-07) — Madeleines are delicious little French cookies, perfect for breakfast or for dipping in your coffee or tea. - [Tomato Appetizer](https://flowers-recipes.com/tomato-appetizer/) (2012-12-28) — This tomato appetizer pairs beautifully with a delicate wine and is perfect with a piece of fresh baguette. - [New Year's Eve Food 2015: The Best Recipes and Appetizers](https://flowers-recipes.com/new-years-eve-food-2015-the-best-recipes-and-appetizers/) (2012-12-26) — Your guide to New Year's Eve 2015: soups, mains, finger food, salads, desserts and punch. My best recipes for a party at home. - [New Year's Eve Dishes: The Best Recipes](https://flowers-recipes.com/new-years-eve-dishes-the-best-recipes/) (2012-12-26) — Time to think about New Year's Eve. If you're staying home with friends, a few good dishes will help you get through the long night. - [Apple Punch](https://flowers-recipes.com/apple-punch/) (2012-12-24) — Apple punch is the perfect "unwinder." Sweet, aromatic and simply delicious. Made without alcohol, even the kids will love it. - [Kluski śląskie (Silesian Potato Dumplings)](https://flowers-recipes.com/kluski-l-skie-silesian-potato-dumplings/) (2012-12-19) — Kluski śląskie are perfect for the holidays, but also as a side for an everyday dinner. They go great with any kind of meat or simply with melted butter. - [Pork Shoulder Roasted in Beer](https://flowers-recipes.com/pork-shoulder-roasted-in-beer/) (2012-12-17) — Pork shoulder roasted in beer is juicy, tender and aromatic, and it will be the perfect main dish for your holiday dinner. - [Spekulas/Spekulatius](https://flowers-recipes.com/spekulas-spekulatius/) (2012-12-12) — Spekulatius are traditional German cookies: crisp, buttery and very aromatic. They're a must in your Christmas treat boxes. 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