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Pan con tomate
Spanish tomato toast
Ingredients
- 4 slices of rustic bread
- 2 ripe tomatoes
- 1 garlic clove
- 3 tbsp Aduko olive oil
- A pinch of Flor de Sal
Method
- Toast the bread in a pan or in the oven until crisp.
- Rub the hot bread with a halved garlic clove.
- Halve the tomatoes, grate them on a coarse grater and discard the skins.
- Spread the tomato pulp on the bread, drizzle generously with oil and sprinkle with Flor de Sal.
Tip: Add the salt at the very end so the crystals stay crunchy.
Used in this recipe
- Olive oil 0.5 LAdd to cart
- Flor de Sal sea saltAdd to cart
In 5 minutes
Honey and olive oil salad dressing
Ingredients
- 3 tbsp Aduko olive oil
- 1 tbsp lemon juice or apple cider vinegar
- 1 tsp Kalno Medus honey
- 1 tsp mustard
- ½ tsp dried minced garlic
- A pinch of Flor de Sal and ground pepper
Method
- Put all the ingredients in a small jar.
- Close the lid and shake hard for about 20 seconds.
- Taste and add more salt or honey if needed.
- Pour over the salad just before serving.
Tip: The dressing keeps in the fridge for up to 5 days. Shake again before use.
Used in this recipe
- Olive oil 0.5 LAdd to cart
- Kalno Medus honeyAdd to cart
- Dried minced garlicAdd to cart
- Flor de Sal sea saltAdd to cart
For an evening with friends
Spanish tapas platter
Ingredients
- 1 jar of almond-stuffed olives
- 1 pack of roasted salted almonds
- ½ jar of fermented garlic cloves in olive oil
- Hard cheese (e.g. Manchego) and cured meats
- Fresh bread
- Aduko olive oil and Flor de Sal for dipping
Method
- Put the olives, almonds and garlic cloves in separate small bowls.
- Slice the cheese and cured meats and arrange them on a board.
- Pour some oil into a small dish and sprinkle with Flor de Sal for dipping bread.
- Serve with wine or soft drinks.
Tip: Take the olives out of the fridge 15 minutes before serving – the flavour will come through better.
Used in this recipe
- Almond-stuffed olivesAdd to cart
- Roasted almondsAdd to cart
- Fermented garlic clovesAdd to cart
- Olive oil 0.5 LAdd to cart
From the oven
Crispy potatoes with garlic chips
Ingredients
- 1 kg potatoes
- 4 tbsp Aduko olive oil
- 2 tbsp dried garlic chips
- A sprig of rosemary or thyme
- Flor de Sal sea salt
Method
- Preheat the oven to 200 °C.
- Cut the potatoes into wedges and pat them dry.
- Toss with the oil and herbs and spread out on a tray in a single layer.
- Roast for 35–40 minutes, turning halfway through.
- Add the garlic chips for the last 5 minutes so they don’t burn.
- Sprinkle with Flor de Sal before serving.
Tip: The drier the potatoes before roasting, the crispier they’ll be.
Used in this recipe
- Garlic chipsAdd to cart
- Olive oil 0.5 LAdd to cart
- Flor de Sal sea saltAdd to cart
For grilling season
Steak with spicy garlic spread
Ingredients
- 2 pork neck or beef steaks
- 2 tbsp spicy garlic spread
- 1 tbsp Aduko olive oil
- Flor de Sal sea salt
Method
- Mix the spread with the oil and brush it over the steaks.
- Leave to marinate for at least 30 minutes (or overnight in the fridge).
- Cook in a very hot pan or on the grill to your liking.
- Let the steaks rest for 5 minutes.
- Sprinkle with Flor de Sal before serving and add a spoonful of the spread on the side.
Tip: Salt only after cooking – the meat stays juicier.
Used in this recipe
- Spicy garlic spreadAdd to cart
- Olive oil 0.5 LAdd to cart
- Flor de Sal sea saltAdd to cart
Quick breakfast
Yoghurt bowl with freeze-dried fruit
Ingredients
- 200 g plain Greek yoghurt
- 2 tbsp granola
- A handful of freeze-dried fruit mix
- 1 tsp Kalno Medus honey
- A few roasted almonds
Method
- Spoon the yoghurt into a bowl.
- Top with granola and freeze-dried fruit.
- Drizzle with honey and finish with almonds.
Tip: Add the fruit just before eating so it stays crunchy.
Used in this recipe
- Freeze-dried fruit mixAdd to cart
- Kalno Medus honeyAdd to cart
- Roasted almondsAdd to cart
For a cosy morning
Coffee with honey and cinnamon
Ingredients
- 15 g Aduko Premium Arabica beans
- 200 ml water
- 1 tsp Kalno Medus honey
- A pinch of cinnamon
- Milk to taste
Method
- Grind the beans just before brewing.
- Brew the coffee your favourite way.
- Once the coffee has cooled slightly, stir in the honey and cinnamon.
- Add warm milk if you like.
Tip: Don’t add honey to boiling-hot coffee – it keeps its aroma better.
Used in this recipe
- Aduko Premium coffeeAdd to cart
- Kalno Medus honeyAdd to cart
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