9 September 2018

In My Kitchen in September

It's again time to have a peek into my kitchen. I have new energy for cooking again after the long heat wave. Now I don't have to consider, whether I can use the oven or not.

I was delighted to detect this Le Prickly French rosé wine in one of our local shops. It is fairly priced and has this lovely hedgehog character on the bottles. I stocked quite a few of these bottles.



I went to a business trip to Germany, and brought a few items back with me. Unfortunately I didn't have that much time for shopping, but managed to get some things anyway. I bought Peanuts gift or cookie bags, non-fried raw courgette crisps, Indian curry rice cup ready meal, Kinder Bueno mini chocolates and Bure Korn spirit.




I got some Edgy Veggie products from the vegetarian fair that we recently visited. I posted about it here. We got these easy rice and lentils red curry ready meals and roasted pea snacks. The ready meals are vegan and gluten free. Of course I've known Edgy Veggie under a different name for a long time, as they are none other than Hodmedod's from Britain. I guess Edgy Veggie is their international or new branding.


Here are different market hauls from vegetable shopping trips. I've been a very happy vegetable shopper in this season, as everything looks so tempting in the market.




Here are some quick weekday dishes that I've recently cooked.

Cheese Schnitzels with different sides




Pasta with tomatoes and halloumi


Tasty ravioli with onions


Peas, corn and halloumi dish


Baked breakfast breads with cheese, tomatoes and onion


I'm sharing this post as usual with Sherry from Sherry's Pickings, who is hosting the In My Kitchen blogging challenge.


Have a nice Sunday everyone!

Your VegHog

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    1. Thank you Debra! Unfortunately they are not homegrown, but local anyway. :)

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  2. Your progress from farm fresh produce to beautifully plated dinners and breakfasts is awesome. All look very delicious to me — a non-vegetarian who often finds vegetarian dishes less appealing. The ravioli are especially beautiful.

    best... mae at maefood.blogspot.com

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    1. Thank you very much Mae for your nice comment!

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  3. so much good stuff - that wine label is so perfect for you, Your vegetables look truly cheering and healthy, Your meals look colourful and delicious.I like the edgy vegy name and I really woudl love to try those zucchini chips.

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    1. Thank you so much Johanna! I need to get more that wine...

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  4. Love a good Rose and what a cute label. My husband is retiring at the end of this year and says he's going to try a big garden so I look forward to produce as great looking as what you have here.

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    1. Good luck with the gardening, it's a lot of fun!

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  5. hi there veghog
    thanks for joining in IMK - always lovely to have you. that rosé looks wonderful, and i adore that label. i am a big fan of hedgehogs:) you've got some lovely produce there, including that beautiful purple cauliflower. have a great month. cheers sherry

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    1. I can never have enough hedgehog things. Thanks for hosting once again. :)

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