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Caramelised apple pie
Caramelised apple pie
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Apple pie made with caramelised apples.
September 11th 2018254 K4.3 1 hour 55 min.
Meringues
Meringues
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A very simple recipe but which always impresses.
June 10th 2019389 K4.5 4 hours 20 min.
Real custard sauce (crème anglaise)
Real custard sauce (crème anglaise)
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Real custard or vanilla sauce consists of egg yolks beaten with sugar and cooked slowly in vanilla milk. It is the base or the accompaniment for many desserts.
January 17th 2018413 K 24.3 45 min.
Chocolate mousse
Chocolate mousse
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Here is a simple quick recipe for chocolate mousse. It is just necessary to be careful at the final stage, when mixing the melted chocolate and the beaten egg-whites.
February 21th 2011472 K3.7 40 min.
How to beat egg whites
How to beat egg whites
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Beat egg whites is very common in cooking and pastry, here are some tips to get there easily.
February 21th 2011551 K5 5 min.
How to add beaten eggs whites to a mixture
How to add beaten eggs whites to a mixture
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It is common in cooking or pastry, having beaten whites mix preparation to another without making them completely fall, here are some tips to help you to.
August 3rd 2012125 K4.3 10 min.
How to prepare egg glaze
How to prepare egg glaze
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Bakers and pastry chefs use a glaze ("dorure" in French - the same word as for gilding) made with whole full eggs, beaten in a blender. This is used with a brush on pastry that would not naturally brown during cooking (brioche, puff pastry, ...).
October 17th 2018303 K4.3 2 min.
Caramel rice pudding
Caramel rice pudding
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We start with a classic rice pudding and add beaten eggs, this is poured onto hot caramel in the bottom of a dish, and then cooked in a bain-marie in the oven until firm like a cake.
February 11th 2011253 K5 1 hour 40 min.
Soufflée omelette with cheese
Soufflée omelette with cheese
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Halfway between an omelette and a soufflé, this quick recipe give a light and delicious result. The secret is mainly in the two cooking methods: frying pan, then oven.
June 22th 2013433 K4.7 55 min.
Smoked salmon sacristains
Smoked salmon sacristains
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Sacristain (sexton in English, a strange name though common in French cooking) is a small pastry twist, made with puff pastry. There are many recipes with different flavours, sweet or savoury. Here is one with smoked salmon, ideal as an aperitif.
February 21th 2011228 K 33.9 1 hour 30 min.
Chicken breasts in a potato crust
Chicken breasts in a potato crust
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In this recipe, instant mashed potato powder is used to give an original crusty coating to the chicken breasts. These are fried and served with peas.
August 26th 2012128 K4.8 1 hour 3 min.
Swiss meringues
Swiss meringues
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Swiss meringues are a variant of the classic French meringue. The eggs whites and sugar are beaten together in a bain-marie at first, then beaten stiff as normal. This makes for a firmer meringue which can be used to make small items or figures to decorate cakes or ice creams (such as mushrooms,...
June 2nd 2015116 K3.8 1 hour 20 min.
Cheese Soufflé
Cheese Soufflé
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A soufflé sounds difficult to make, but it's really not. The important thing is to break down the steps carefully: you start by making a béchamel sauce, then add cheese, then egg yolks (and it becomes a Mornay sauce), and finally the beaten egg whites. All that's left to do is place in a...
June 13th 2024127 K 14.4 1 hour 35 min.
Fish in a seed crust
Fish in a seed crust
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Fish fillets coated with a mixture of breadcrumbs and seeds, then fried.
June 1st 201486 K4.2 30 min.
Strawberry sorbet
Strawberry sorbet
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The secret of a good strawberry sorbet is to use first class strawberries, very ripe and full of flavour, so do choose them with care. This recipe shows you how to lighten the texture of the sorbet by incorporating air.
July 9th 201484 K4.6 35 min.
Croque-monsieur complet
Croque-monsieur complet
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This is a "full Monty" version of the traditional French toasted sandwich: the bread is dipped in beaten egg with cream before cooking, rather like pain perdu, to make the fried bread rich and moist. The French term "complet" here means "with everything": egg, ham and cheese.
June 14th 201573 K 14.1 25 min.
Spinach Omelette
Spinach Omelette
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An ultra-simple but delicious omelette recipe. The beaten eggs are poured over spinach that has already been cooked with shallots.
May 1st 201677 K4.7 20 min.
Fillets of sole Dieppoise
Fillets of sole Dieppoise
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In principal, fillets of sole Dieppoise are poached and served with a creamy sauce and small shellfish. I am offering a new twist on the dish, with the fish sautéed rather than poached, a cream sauce flavoured with mussel stock, and served with shellfish (mussels, cockles and clams), mushrooms and...
December 30th 201969 K3.9 1 hour 30 min.
Linzer torte
Linzer torte
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Linzer torte, or tart from Linz (Austria), has a cinnamon-flavoured crust filled with raspberry jam. The special and rather crumbly sweet pastry used for the case is made with cinnamon, ground almonds and the yolks of hard-boiled eggs. There are many different versions. In this rather unusual one,...
November 27th 201651 K4.7 1 hour 5 min.
French toast "cordon bleu"
French toast "cordon bleu"
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You are probably familiar with those "cordon bleu" chicken breasts filled with ham and melted cheese that so many kids seem to enjoy. Here's a lighter, bread-based version that is deliciously moist. The bread is dipped in egg, like for French toast, then in a coating of breadcrumbs with herbs before...
February 12th 201750 K4.5 40 min.
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Ice-cream and sorbets
Ice-cream and sorbets
Making homemade ice cream may seem complex, but with the right methods and a few tricks, you can achieve a creamy texture and incomparable flavors. On this page, we'll be revealing the secrets of successful homemade ice cream, guiding you step by step through the various stages of preparation. ...
August 12th 2024433 K4.0
Blog articles: 9 results
From website to blog
From website to blog
Hello everyone, Today I'm inaugurating the cooking-ez.com "blog". The idea is to have a space for discussion open to everone, but not necessarily linked to a particular recipe or page. I hope the posts will be sufficiently interesting that you'll enjoy reading and discussing them. The...
January 1st 201116 K3.9
The 3 kinds of meringue
The 3 kinds of meringue
Meringue – what could be simpler? Just beaten egg whites with sugar added. This makes a fairly stiff mixture which can then be cooked in a cool oven to create those lovely, light confections. But in the world of professional patisserie, meringue comes in three different kinds. Even if the...
June 14th 201358 K4.5
The golden-brown finish on puff pastry
The golden-brown finish on puff pastry
Let's take a look at the tricky matter of producing puff pastry with an attractive, golden-brown finish. French pastry chefs call this "dorure" (literally, "gilding"). Behind this quirky term there lurks a real problem (and the solution): when using puff pastry (pâte feuilletée) for a pie, or...
February 8th 201842 K 24.6
Is it really necessary to cream egg yolks?
Is it really necessary to cream egg yolks?
Let’s try and answer a question that crops up in cookery and patisserie, even if it verges on the existential: do the egg yolks in a custard recipe really need to be beaten until pale, or not?
February 28th 201839 K4.3
The baker always gild twice
The baker always gild twice
I've already told you about gilding, the beaten whole egg that is spread with a brush on anything that needs to brown in the oven: puff pastry, pastries, etc. and that professionals use a lot, I'm going to come back to this to clarify a bit how to do it, and give you a professional tip.
June 9th 201929 K4.2
Thermal inertia or "out of the fire"
Thermal inertia or "out of the fire"
When you're cooking, you need a lot of heat to cook, and most of the time it's on the fire, literally if you're on gas, more indirectly if you're not. An expression that comes up quite often is "Off the heat", but what does it really mean?
December 12th 20206,4874.6
The 3 secrets of successful mousses
The 3 secrets of successful mousses
When you make a traditional mousse, that is to say without using a siphon, whatever the recipe, it's always the same principle: on one side you have a dense mixture, very tasty, and on the other side egg whites beaten until stiff. All the difficulty of the success of a mousse, it will be to mix the...
April 3rd 20216,3524.6
Let's rehabilitate the burger
Let's rehabilitate the burger
The burger is a sandwich that is very fashionable at the moment, and as for all other sandwiches, the worst (often) rubs shoulders with the best (much more rare). In principle, I'm probably not teaching you anything, it's a sandwich made of a small round bun, rather soft, like a sandwich bread,...
April 10th 20215,9004.9
Shall I take the tops off?
Shall I take the tops off?
If you buy your vegetables at the market, at a farmer's stand, once you have chosen a bunch of carrots or beets for example, you must have already heard this proposal from the salesman: "Shall I pull the tops? This sentence is his proposal to remove for you all the tops, which he puts aside, to...
May 7th 20229,0654.9
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Brush
Brush
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For coating or glazing with a liquid, water or beaten egg-yolk for example, or for gently removing excess flour or sugar.
844 K 1


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