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Quick pickling
Quick pickling For a long time I was worried that this was going to be a complicated and lenghty process to a...
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fig chutney
Fig chutney is quite a delicious thing on its own smeared onto a slice of bread, but it is also a great accompaniment to many things, fro...
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Bouchées à la reine
Bouchées à la reine These were one of my favourites as a kid. My mum used to make then with chicken and bechamel sauce. Once you ma...
Tomato Lollipops
Tomato Lollipops I first tried the lemongrass lollies in a tapas bar in the south of France. They were s...
Cinnamon, orange and walnut babka
Cinnamon, orange and walnut babkas I made these mini babkas the other day. Most of the recipes I had found involved a chocolate fil...
Madeleines
As I was doing my food shopping the other day, I went past the biscuit and cake isle and then I saw them, the madeleines! Rushed with n...
Tuna rillettes
Tuna rillettes For 4 people you will need: 270 g of tuna steak 1 shallot (I usually use a banana shallot as they are quite big but ...
Orange and chocolate tart
Orange and chocolate tart You will need: - For the sweet pastry: 100 g of butter (at room temperature) 100g of sugar Zes...
Gazpacho
This is the perfect cold soup on a hot summer day. Juicy tomatoes blended with peppers and cucumber make for a very refreshing starter. ...
Thai butternut squash soup
A utumn is here and it is time to whip up some heartwarming soup! This Thai butternut squash soup is creamy and velvety with some warm ...
Wrapped Figs
Wrapped Figs Roasted figs are one of my favourites! But I was usually using them to make sweet deserts. Some years ago now, one of ...
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