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Tag: Almonds

Cakes, pies, tartsPosted on5th April 20196th April 2019

Easiest & Quickest Almond Poundcake Muffins

Have you ever made a poundcake? It’s one of the easiest, if not THE easiest cake I can imagine (but I mean the real poundcake,…

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Cookies, biscuitsPosted on25th August 20129th September 2017

Financiers with Raspberries

Financiers count among the biggest wonders in the world of pastry. Few ingredients, simple preparation and marvellous, sophisticated result. I have already written about them…

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Cakes, pies, tartsPosted on17th February 201224th April 2013

French Lemon Tart or Tartlets

  As much as I dislike pairing sweet and sour flavours in savoury dishes, I have always found it irresistible in desserts and the French…

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Cakes, pies, tartsPosted on6th January 20127th January 2016

Kings’ Pie, or Galette des rois

  Today is Epihany, the Christian celebration of the day when three kings came to bring gifts to baby Jesus. Kings’ Pie (Galette des rois)…

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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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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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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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Candies, chocolates, trufflesPosted on29th April 201111th May 2021

Thrifty Truffles (Leftover Cookie Truffles)

Throwing away pastry is not something I am happy to do, and yet I did it many times. The cakes I was offered and which…

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Sauces, Spreads, Chutneys, etc.Posted on13th April 20116th February 2013

Wild Garlic (Ramsons, Bear’s Garlic) Pillows

Having bought a serious amount of wild garlic and having made a lot of wild garlic pesto, I had been using it mainly as a…

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ItalianPosted on6th April 20116th February 2013

Ramsons (Wild Garlic, Bear’s Garlic) and Almond Pesto

Ramsons, wild garlic, buckrams, bear’s garlic, bear paw garlic… (Allium Ursinum) is a wild, wide-leaved plant with a very distinct garlic scent and apparently a…

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