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Chicken and TurkeyPosted on7th November 20116th February 2013

Chicken and Shiso Dumplings

Shiso (紫蘇), or perilla, a herb I discovered only a couple of months ago, has become a staple in my kitchen. Its elegant, slightly bitter…

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Cakes, pies, tartsPosted on4th November 20116th February 2013

Light and Moist Baked Cheesecake

Several months ago, while discussing my Unbaked Cheesecake with Vanilla with Charles (5 Euro Food), I promised that one day I would write about my…

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MushroomPosted on2nd November 20116th February 2013

Mushroom Soup

I should probably call this recipe “THE Mushroom Soup” because this is the only mushroom soup I have ever made and my all-time favourite, in…

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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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JapanesePosted on28th October 20116th February 2013

Scallops Fried in Nori, or Hotate no nori age

This simple, but surprising way to prepare scallops is another palatable – but maybe not visually appealing – discovery I owe to the Japanese Cooking. A…

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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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Condiments & SeasoningPosted on24th October 201112th October 2014

Green Tomato and Chili Jelly

I have just spent another weekend making King of the Pippins Sauce (they have finally appeared on my market) and preserving green tomatoes, which will…

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EggsPosted on21st October 201120th June 2013

Layered Herring Salad

I have been meaning to post this recipe a long time ago, but no matter what I did this dish always looked unappetising. Finally I…

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JapanesePosted on19th October 20116th February 2013

Tama Konnyaku with Bacon and Shiitake, or Zero-Calorie Gnocchi

If you have read this post about Shirataki, or Konnyaku noodles, you probably remember what konnyaku is. As a reminder, it’s a Japanese plant also…

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PolishPosted on17th October 20116th February 2013

Green, Unripe Tomato Salad

October seems to be the best moment to look for (or ask for) green tomatoes, at least on my market. I don’t talk about the…

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