Baked radicchio with caramelised onions
Baked radicchio with caramelised onions is an easy-to-prepare dish with a strong and rich taste.
What’s MusikBi, Africa’s answer to Spotify
MusikBi is a legal music download platform created in Senegal. It promotes emerging African artists and protect them from piracy.
Savoy cabbage rolls stuffed with potatoes and pumpkin
Tasty and easy-to-prepare Savoy cabbage rolls stuffed with potatoes and pumpkin.
Stop glyphosate, the European associations launch a petition to ban the weed killer
Stop glyphosate before it’s too late. A group of associations has launched a petition to ask the European Commission to refuse the authorisation for using the weed killer.
What to do if you have low magnesium
Magnesium deficiency is a very common condition among people and mostly women. Here are its symptoms and how to tackle them with the right foods.
Roman-style Catalogna chicory sprouts
The traditional Roman recipe of Catalogna chicory sprouts with in oil anchovies.
Eye fatigue, how to fight it with homeopathy
In the last decades, visual disturbances have increased considerably, both among digital workers and so-called “digital natives”, those who regularly use tablets and smartphones since they were children. Here’s how homeopathy can treat eye fatigue.
Top 10 foods to fight free radicals
A table full of fresh and colourful well-cooked foods helps protect the body from the damage of free radicals. Let’s discover how.
Savoy and black cabbage salad with oranges and walnuts
The Savoy and black cabbage salad with oranges and walnuts is garnished with pomegranate and a tahini-based sauce.
Copenhagen is home to the world’s first supermarket selling only expired food
People were queuing up for the opening of the world’s first supermarket selling only expired food. WeFood was inaugurated in Copenhagen by Crown Princess Mary herself and will be managed by the volunteers of the association Folkekirkens Nødhjælp. The project is aimed at reducing food waste levels, particularly of those groceries that are still