Recipe

This is a divinely delicious snack to start your dinner with. Jerusalem artichoke puree, nice and nutty, a delicious independent tasting taste. And then the soft, fresh and creamy cavolo nero baked in lemon butter on top.

Virry – actually Virginie – walked into the restaurant one day. A farmer at her back – with us in Gameren – had a lot of pumpkins left. Could I do something with that? Naturally. And so we made soup, salad, main courses, mashed potatoes and more of those whoppers of pumpkins for weeks. And this bread. As one of the two starters of a four-course menu. Almost wanting to eat them with your hands.

It’s such a cold day outside, you come home and you need comfort food. Then this is your best option. If you’re lucky, it’s already on the table, otherwise you’ll have to work for another 45 minutes. But then you also have something… By the way, it’s delicious all year round.

In the two vegetable gardens we work with, the palm cabbage continues to grow. That means that we have this delicious, versatile and mega healthy vegetable at our disposal for months. And every time we can conjure up something new and surprising and delicious on the table. Also this time.