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Candies, chocolates, trufflesPosted on6th December 20124th May 2013

Coconut, Chocolate and Rum Truffles (Bounty Truffles)

As soon as I think about the approaching Christmas, I feel like making truffles. I am always planning to offer them as edible presents and……

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FruitPosted on1st December 201212th October 2014

Drying Apples, Using a Radiator, an Oven or a Stove

I have always loved dried apples for their tanginess and chewy texture and even though I eat them regularly, I have never bought them in…

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Cakes, pies, tartsPosted on27th November 201219th April 2018

Chocolate Terrine with Speculoos (Unbaked Chocolate Cake with Biscuits)

Chocoholics: beware! This chocolate terrine is one of the most dangerous home desserts I know. Once you taste it, you will constantly be tempted to…

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KoreanPosted on23rd November 20126th February 2013

Korean Radish Salad (Musaengchae)

Winter – or late autumn – vegetables are scarce and can quickly become boring (especially for someone who doesn’t like pumpkin), but luckily there is…

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JapanesePosted on19th November 201211th May 2021

Thin Tonkatsu 豚カツ (Thin Japanese Breaded Pork)

When I try to explain, for the hundredth time, that sushi is not the daily fare of the huge majority of the Japanese and that…

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KoreanPosted on15th November 201218th October 2014

Celery Kimchi

“Charles would love it!” was one of my first thoughts when I tasted this new version of kimchi. First of all, I know that Charles (my…

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BritishPosted on12th November 201228th January 2013

Moist Carrot Cake

We are in the middle of the carrot cake season. Many bloggers have already written about this cold-weather dessert and, as it often happens with…

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BeefPosted on9th November 201229th May 2016

Rendang with Beef Cheeks

Rendang is one of the dishes I wrote about a long time ago when I hardly had any visitors. I have been meaning to repost…

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BeefPosted on5th November 201223rd October 2013

Mapo Dofu (Ma pou do fu) for One

Mapo Dofu is certainly the most famous Sichuan dish, so obviously it was the first one I have bookmarked in my Sichuan Cookery by Fuchsia…

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KoreanPosted on2nd November 20126th February 2013

Squid and Celery in Gochujang Sauce

This may sound strange for some of you, but I was brought up knowing only celeriac, the humble and ugly cousin of the beautiful celery,…

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