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Jams, jellies, marmaladesPosted on26th October 20106th February 2013

Nectavigne Jam

Remember the vineyard peach? Nectavigne is its young and beautiful cousin. This French cross between the vineyard peach and the nectarine exists on the market only…

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Cakes, pies, tartsPosted on18th October 20106th February 2013

Upside-Down Vineyard Peach Tart

This extraordinary fruit is a peach. And not a newly designed one, but a very old variety which existed in XVIIth century. At the time…

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FruitPosted on13th October 20106th February 2013

King of the Pippins Sauce

I would like to introduce you to the King of the Pippins, the most beautiful and aromatic apple in the world. If you have ever…

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FruitPosted on8th October 20106th February 2013

Pear and Prune Sauce

If you have two spare hours this weekend and love pears, make some pear sauce! Observing my farmers’ market I presume now is the best…

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DuckPosted on4th October 201015th September 2014

Duck Confit, or confit de canard

Duck confit is roughly duck’s meat cooked slowly in fat. It doesn’t sound very exciting or light, however I still have to find someone who…

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Cookies, biscuitsPosted on22nd September 20106th February 2013

Mini Pear Tarts

Pears have been on the markets for several weeks. Since I was going to cook them for the first time this year,I wanted to have…

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PolishPosted on14th September 20108th October 2012

Pickled Pepper

  I often used to buy pickled sweet pepper, but there was always something wrong… too much oil, too much vinegar, not enough spices… When…

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Drinks and cocktailsPosted on10th September 20106th February 2013

Pink Bear

For those who don’t know it, “crème de cassis” is a sweet black currant French liqueur used mainly in drinks, but also in sweet and…

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Condiments & SeasoningPosted on6th September 201012th October 2014

Plum/Damson and Tamarind Chutney

This is one of the numerous ways I transformed the huge amount of plums I was offered this year. Jams and sauces were an obvious…

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Cakes, pies, tartsPosted on30th August 201027th February 2012

Mirabelle Tart

The mirabelle plum has many varieties. I suppose every country has its typical ones. In France the most popular are Metzian mirabelle (from the city…

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