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Custards, creams, puddings, moussesPosted on31st August 20119th March 2014

Light Matcha Cream

This refreshing, light cream is the second dish I have made with matcha, Japanese powdered green tea. It has become my staple throughout the Summer…

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Cakes, pies, tartsPosted on22nd August 20116th February 2013

Mirlitons de Rouen, or Almond Tartlets Filled with Jam

“Elle à table” is the only food magazine I regularly buy. It is modern, creative, interesting, doesn’t feature only recipes, but also food-related articles and,…

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FrenchPosted on20th July 201126th July 2015

Ratatouille (French Summer Vegetable Stew)

  Ratatouille is a French vegetable ragoût from Provence region (originally from Nice). Its name comes from “ratatohla”, a word in Occitan language, still spoken…

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Custards, creams, puddings, moussesPosted on4th July 20116th February 2013

Light Coffee and Cardamom Cream

As an avowed coffee addict I also adore desserts containing my favourite drug. Last week I thought it was high time I tried to make…

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Cakes, pies, tartsPosted on27th June 201115th September 2014

Upside-Down Apricot Tartlets with Muscovado

Apart from the very practical home-cooking books I also buy those written by famous – usually French – chefs or confectioners with breathtaking, state-of-the-art photos…

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CheesePosted on24th June 201121st July 2013

Chanterelle and Goat Cheese Tart or Tartlets

Chanterelles (Cantarellus Cibarius) have always been my favourite mushrooms and since I paired them with goat cheese for the first time in my life, I…

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Custards, creams, puddings, moussesPosted on3rd June 201115th September 2014

Light Matcha Crème Brûlée

Crème brûlée or burnt cream is probably the most frequent dessert I make and my favourite along with chocolate mousse. It is light, it is…

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Cookies, biscuitsPosted on18th May 201126th September 2017

Financiers

  Financiers are one of the most famous French cakes and an obligatory experience for every almonds fan. In fact, they hardly contain any flour, no…

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FrenchPosted on16th March 20116th February 2013

Celeriac Remoulade, or Céléri rémoulade

Raw, cooked or fried, the celeriac was high on my “hated vegetables” list since I was a child. When I started to cook, the only…

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CheesePosted on24th January 201127th July 2019

Tartiflette (Potato, Cheese and Bacon Gratin)

Tartiflette is a famous French gratin of potatoes baked with bacon, onions and reblochon cheese, perfect for a Winter dinner meal. The name comes from…

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