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in my grandfathers kitchen
muffins by Aniko Roth

250 g flour 1 packet of baking powder 2 eggs 2.5 dl of yogurt (or sour cream, or milk) 100 grams of sugar (or honey) 0.75 dl oil or butter ...
MILK PIE

Ingredients: 10 dkg sugar 15 dkg flour 2 eggs 0.5 l of milk 30 ounces of fruit, preferably something sour How to make: ...
korean restaurant in Brussels
strawberry elderflower jam

1kg strawberries 10-15 branch of elderflowers 1 kg of sugar (or a little less) 1:1 jam fix I followed the cooking instructio...

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