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Drinks and cocktailsPosted on27th December 20116th February 2013

Kir

Have you ever been furious because the new white wine you had bought proved more than disappointing? Have you ever been offered a bottle of…

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MISCELLANEOUSPosted on23rd December 201126th March 2013

Last-Minute Crackers

Puff pastry has saved my life more than once and I always have it in my fridge or freezer just in case of an emergency.…

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BritishPosted on21st December 201128th August 2014

Guinness Gingerbread (or Guinness Chocolate Cake)

Yesterday I started to feel there was something important missing in all my pre-Christmas baking and cooking frenzy. Gingerbread, of course! When I say “gingerbread”…

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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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BreakfastPosted on16th December 201121st March 2013

Light Chicken Terrine (Pâté) with Nutmeg

Few dishes are comparable to the taste of a good, home-made baked pâté or terrine, especially when it brings back pleasant memories. The smell coming…

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Candies, chocolates, trufflesPosted on14th December 20116th February 2013

Prunes in Chocolate

  Prunes in chocolate are the easiest sweet snacks I know. They are also the quickest to prepare (and probably to eat). I wrote about…

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KoreanPosted on12th December 201118th October 2014

Kkakdugi (깍두기), or Cubed Radish (Daikon) Kimchi

Seeing radish kimchi at Hyosun Ro’s Eating and Living and then at Hiroyuki’s Blog on Japanese Cooking I felt it was high time I embarked on…

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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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GermanPosted on7th December 20116th February 2013

Southern German Potato Salad

Most people have probably heard about the famous German potato salad, but few know what really makes it different from other salads. I have heard…

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JapanesePosted on5th December 20116th February 2013

Okra Teriyaki Pork Rolls

Japanese and, as I have recently noticed, Korean habit of rolling thin meat slices around different vegetables is among the most extraordinary culinary inventions I…

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