I love wandering the scraps, it allows me the creativity that is oxygen for me and that sometimes is missing in my work.
Luckily there is a kitchen that allows me to invent and play with energy and with me.
Cooking is a great gesture of love, and macrobiotic cooking is an act of true love for themselves, although it is challenging and at times threatens to become a burden. We must shake off what we know and remember that it is always a choice, not another prison:)
Luckily there is a kitchen that allows me to invent and play with energy and with me.
Cooking is a great gesture of love, and macrobiotic cooking is an act of true love for themselves, although it is challenging and at times threatens to become a burden. We must shake off what we know and remember that it is always a choice, not another prison:)
If we are born free and that freedom is full of responsibility, however, has been offered for a reason.
Two cups of rice with leeks (or other vegetables) other preparation
steamed vegetables (optional)
Two tablespoons of full pre-cooked polenta Tamari
Water qs
Herbes de Provence
Seeds
poppy and sesame oil and flour to grease and flour the pan
Mix rice with vegetables and let stand. The ideal would be to put them together in the morning and then bake it in the evening, to mix the flavors, but if you have limited time, you can do so at the last minute.
Grease and flour a baking pan, and pour the rice and vegetables compacted with wet hands. Pour in the polenta and moisten with water by spraying the surface, do not be afraid to overdo it, the corn will absorb.
If you have a vaporizer fill tamari is useful for spraying the surface of the cake, otherwise it is essential to determining the amount of sauce with care so as not to overdo it.
Garnish with herbs and seeds and bake at 180 degrees for 20 minutes.