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Category: French

BreakfastPosted on19th December 201126th March 2013

Cake with Ham and Olives/Bread with Ham and Olives

We are just a few days before Christmas and I thought that an easy festive snack idea might be welcome (even though this one is…

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Candies, chocolates, trufflesPosted on9th December 20116th February 2013

Matcha and White Chocolate Truffles

Today I am blog-sitting for Nami! In other words I have the honour of guest posting on Nami’s  Just One Cookbook. Nami is a constant…

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FrenchPosted on30th November 201112th May 2013

Onion Confit with Fig and Port

  The busiest pickling and jam-making months are behind. However, I keep on making Apple and Pear Sauces, preserving exotic fruits (Mango Chutney or Hot Mango Sauce)…

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CheesePosted on16th November 201127th July 2019

Tartiflette, or Potato, Cheese and Bacon Gratin

Recipes for certain dishes I am particularly fond of were posted when my blog was read mainly by my family, friends and hardly any food…

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FrenchPosted on31st October 20117th April 2015

Upside-Down Black Pudding Tart, or Tarte Tatin au Boudin

Véres hurka, morcilla, kaszanka, Blutwurst, boudin noir… Black pudding, aka blood sausage or blood pudding (thank you Kelly and Mr. Three-Cookies!), exists in most European…

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Cakes, pies, tartsPosted on26th October 20116th February 2013

Apple and Apple Sauce Tart

A couple of days ago, when I started to get bored with the umpteenth jar of Apple Sauce, I decided to look for a new…

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CaribbeanPosted on28th September 20112nd January 2018

Salt Cod Fritters (Accras de morue)

  “Accras/Acras de morue” (pronounced “akh-ra de morew“), probably the most famous Carribbean dish from French West Indies, are small fritters made with salted cod (“morue”…

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Cakes, pies, tartsPosted on21st September 201112th May 2013

Double Damson Plum and Almond Tart

One of the magical sides of cooking is that a slight modification can unexpectedly transform an ordinary, popular dish into an unforgettable delight. I have made…

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FrenchPosted on19th September 20116th February 2013

Vineyard Peach Jam with Crème de Cassis (Blackcurrant Liqueur)

Would you ever guess the above jam is made with peaches? Its original hue is due to the vineyard peach, the last Summer fruit in…

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BreakfastPosted on9th September 20116th February 2013

Mixed Salad with a Fried Egg, or Salade composée

This is one of the dishes I have been preparing for ages and would have never thought of posting about if it hadn’t been for…

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