--- title: "All posts – Page 19" url: /posts/page/19/ canonical_url: https://flowers-recipes.com/posts/page/19/ language: en type: collection page: "19 of 44" last_updated: "2012-06-06" summary: "Blog archive: 522 posts, newest first." --- # All posts Blog archive: 522 posts, newest first. ## Posts - [Beet Salad with Almonds](https://flowers-recipes.com/beet-salad-with-almonds/) (2012-06-06) — A light, crunchy, delicate and refreshing beet salad. Perfect as a side for grilled dishes or a light dinner. - [Strawberry Charlotte, or a Slightly Different Strawberry Cheesecake](https://flowers-recipes.com/strawberry-charlotte-or-a-slightly-different-strawberry-cheesecake/) (2012-06-04) — A delicious and strikingly pretty cake that will dress up any table, filled with a delicate cheese-and-fruit cream. Perfect with any seasonal fruit. - [Braised Young Cabbage](https://flowers-recipes.com/braised-young-cabbage/) (2012-06-03) — An incredibly simple dish of juicy, tender young cabbage. The chorizo adds aroma and a delicate red color. - [Strawberry Roll](https://flowers-recipes.com/strawberry-roll/) (2012-06-01) — A light sponge roll filled with fresh strawberries and whipped cream: an easy, elegant dessert for guests that comes together in no time. - [Spaghetti with Vegetables and Spinach](https://flowers-recipes.com/spaghetti-with-vegetables-and-spinach/) (2012-05-31) — Colorful spaghetti with roasted bell peppers and tomatoes, broccoli, carrots, spinach and ginger: a cheerful pasta dish to chase away the blues. - [Rhubarb Compote](https://flowers-recipes.com/rhubarb-compote/) (2012-05-30) — This is a real classic. Almost everyone knows this kind of compote from childhood. Served over lots of ice, it's the perfect cooler for hot days. - [Young Cabbage Soup (Kapuśniak)](https://flowers-recipes.com/young-cabbage-soup-kapu-niak/) (2012-05-28) — This soup is easy to make and so tasty. When young cabbage shows up at the market, this is the soup you absolutely have to make. - [Rhubarb Yeast Cake with Coconut Crumble Topping](https://flowers-recipes.com/rhubarb-yeast-cake-with-coconut-crumble-topping/) (2012-05-26) — The best kind, with lots of crumble! The coolest part is that strawberries are already showing up, and you can "squeeze" them into this cake too. - [Pampuchy with Fruit and Blackberry Sauce](https://flowers-recipes.com/pampuchy-with-fruit-and-blackberry-sauce/) (2012-05-24) — Soft steamed yeast dumplings (pampuchy) filled with apricots or peaches and served with a quick blackberry sauce. A sweet lunch or dessert! - [Waffles with Caramelized Bananas](https://flowers-recipes.com/waffles-with-caramelized-bananas/) (2012-05-21) — Crispy, aromatic buttermilk waffles with honey, topped with caramelized bananas in a buttery orange sauce. My favorite waffle recipe so far, perfect for a lazy - [Couscous with Vegetables](https://flowers-recipes.com/couscous-with-vegetables/) (2012-05-20) — A colorful, tasty and healthy side dish of couscous with broccoli, roasted bell pepper and feta, great with meat or as a light dinner. - [Risotto with Green Asparagus](https://flowers-recipes.com/risotto-with-green-asparagus/) (2012-05-18) — Asparagus season is here, so a delicious, creamy, aromatic green asparagus risotto is a perfect way to make the most of it. 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