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How to prepare romanesco
How to prepare romanesco
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Here is how to take a whole romanesco and end up with small pieces ready to use in a recipe.
January 17th 2013650 K 23 30 min.
Thin endive tart
Thin endive tart
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This thin tart (made with puff pastry) is a sort of quiche. It is fairly light, with smoked ham and endives fried from raw (not blanched first).
April 17th 202254 K4.9 60 min.
Poivrade artichoke Salad
Poivrade artichoke Salad
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"Poivrade" artichokes are the small purple ones, often eaten raw in salads. Choose the smallest ones, as they are the tenderest and have practically no fibrous "choke". For this recipe, they are combined as a salad with herbs, spring onion and Parmesan shavings in an olive oil and lemon dressing.
August 26th 201597 K5 25 min.
How to cook bacon and remove excess fat
How to cook bacon and remove excess fat
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To prevent excess fat in a recipe using bacon, you can "blanch" it before use, leaving most of the fat in the pan with the water.
February 21th 2011378 K 44.8 15 min.
Blog articles: 2 results
Balancing flavours
Balancing flavours
In the kitchen, we sometimes use ingredients that can be a little overwhelming in taste. Grilled lardons, for example, are very good, they give a great taste to a lot of recipes where they are added, but you have to be objective, they're still pretty fatty!
November 7th 20205,4575
Let's rehabilitate spinach
Let's rehabilitate spinach
We are currently (as I write this) in the season of fresh spinach, and it is a delicious vegetable that unfortunately has a bad reputation among a lot of people, children and teenagers in particular. I wonder if this lack of appetite isn't due to what I call, probably unfairly, "school food...
May 7th 20214,7334.8
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Blanch
Blanch
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Blanching. Plunging an ingredient (usually vegetables) into boiling salted water for a very short time (a few seconds), and then into very cold water. .
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Blanch (almonds etc.)
Blanch (almonds etc.)
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For almonds (or other nuts), blanching is the process of plunging in boiling water in order to remove the skins easily.
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