Healthy two-color chard and carrot cake
A healthy recipe for adults and children. Easy to make and super tasty.
For the pie dough:
Ingredients:
Wholemeal flour / white 2 cups.
Salt 1 tbsp.
1 tbsp oil
Water ½ cup
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