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Confectioner's custard (Crème pâtissière, or French pastry cream)
Confectioner's custard (Crème pâtissière, or French pastry cream)
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Quite similar to crème anglaise but much thicker. It is used in many pastries like choux pastry (pâte à choux) or millefeuille.
January 27th 2017773 K 313.8 40 min.
How to cook hard-boiled eggs properly
How to cook hard-boiled eggs properly
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A hard-boiled egg is properly cooked when: shell is not broken, white and yolk are firm, yolk is only yellow with no traces of green around it. Here are some tips to make this easy.
November 4th 20131.39 M 65 1 hour 30 min.
How to break a chocolate bar into small pieces
How to break a chocolate bar into small pieces
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Most of the time chocolate needs to be broken into small pieces before use, because it melts faster and more evenly. Here is a way to do it quickly.
February 21th 2011165 K3 1 min.
Small ratatouille with
Small ratatouille with
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It's a hotch-potch of vegetables, cooked in two stages, onto which eggs are broken and cooked until the white only is just firm.
June 12th 2011276 K5 1 hour 3 min.
Lemon Meringue Pie Verrines
Lemon Meringue Pie Verrines
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This is a new twist on the classic lemon meringue pie. All the elements are there: sweet crunchy bits, meringue and lemon custard, but presented in layers in a glass.
July 12th 201570 K5 25 min.
Eggs with tomatoes and courgettes
Eggs with tomatoes and courgettes
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Melting courgettes with tomatoes and onions into which the eggs are slid carefully, without breaking the yolk, and cooked gently. The secret of success in this recipe is to combine the tomatoes and courgettes when they are really soft, and cook the egg white, leaving the yolk still runny.
September 27th 201591 K3.8 55 min.
Chestnut Fudge Cupcakes
Chestnut Fudge Cupcakes
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This recipe allows you to enjoy a delicious brownie-style combination of melting fudgy texture and cake, with the distinct flavours of chocolate and chestnut purée.
January 31th 201679 K5 55 min.
Mushroom and artichoke omelette
Mushroom and artichoke omelette
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This French "broken" omelette is not neatly folded like a classic omelette. There is more filling than egg: mushrooms and artichokes here, pan-fried with spring onions. It can be served flat, like a Spanish omelette, but I prefer the more original broken look.
May 10th 202365 K3.9 55 min.
Dipping bread with cheese
Dipping bread with cheese
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In France, "pain trempette" (dipping bread) is a loaf made to be broken easily into bite-sized morsels, perfect for serving with any dip. The dough is fairly soft and I have added shallots and fried bacon bits. The dip shown here is a hot box Mont d'Or, but there are plenty of other possibilities.
October 24th 201764 K4.1 2 hours 50 min.
How to seal a terrine or casserole dish
How to seal a terrine or casserole dish
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The French have a term for it: "luter", which means to seal around the lid of a cooking dish with dough. The dough forms a crust and hermetically seals in all the steam and flavours while the dish is cooking in the oven. This is a good way to concentrate flavours. The dish is brought to the table sealed and the crust broken open in front of diners so that everyone can share the delicious smells as they are released at that fleeting moment. It is possible to use ordinary January 11th 2017196 K3.7 35 min.
Peach and blackcurrant sundae
Peach and blackcurrant sundae
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Peach and blackcurrant flavours work well together. Here is an indulgent sundae that makes the most of this: poached peaches with blackcurrant sorbet and Chantilly cream. Delicious!
August 18th 202136 K 1 hour 2 min.
Lambé salad
Lambé salad
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Lambé's salad is a rather original salad with chickpeas, mimosa eggs, cheese and, above all, a crunchy buckwheat pancake, broken into small pieces and added at the last moment.
September 22th 202417 K 30 min.
Broken eggs with mushrooms
Broken eggs with mushrooms
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For this quick and easy recipe, we pour beaten eggs over sautéed mushrooms and bacon.
November 3rd 202416 K5 50 min.
How to prepare cockles
How to prepare cockles
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Cockles are small Atlantic shellfish which can be used in many delicious dishes. However, they need to be prepared with care before cooking. Here is a simple way to do this.
March 13th 2013559 K 13.7 1 hour 55 min.
Warm broccoli and Tuna Salad
Warm broccoli and Tuna Salad
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In this recipe, the broccoli is served only just cooked and still warm with tuna, chopped shallot and cherry tomatoes in a good vinaigrette dressing.
March 3rd 201672 K4 25 min.
Chocolate eclairs
Chocolate eclairs
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This might appear to be a straightforward recipe: choux pastry, chocolate confectioner's custard and fondant icing, but in practice it is quite technically tricky and all three stages need care to produce a perfect result. But don't let that discourage you; there are demonstration videos and I will take you through the whole process, paying particular attention to the most difficult stages.
February 6th 2011314 K 34.5 3 hours 55 min.
Quail egg canapés
Quail egg canapés
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This starter is a small canapé consiting of a toasted and buttered bread slice covered with a slice of smoked ham topped with a fried quail egg.
February 21th 2011342 K5 55 min.
Chocolate madeleines
Chocolate madeleines
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Simple and delicious, goes very well with tea or coffee.
March 10th 2019315 K3.8 1 hour 15 min.
How to dust
How to dust
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"Dusting" in cooking is sprinkling a very fine layer of something in powder form. Icing sugar or cocoa powder on cakes for example. As this is not very easy to do evenly, here is a way to do it.
October 13th 2010156 K5 2 min.
Bounty-style tart for Alison
Bounty-style tart for Alison
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This Bounty-style tart combines, as you might expect, chocolate and coconut in a sweetcrust pastry case.
June 2nd 2015142 K 14 1 hour 35 min.
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bayleaf
bayleaf
Bay is a kind of laurel, grown as a shrub or small tree, of which the leaves are used, fresh or dry (other laurels are toxic). Bayleaves are used frequently in mediterraneen cooking.
August 29th 202392 K4.2
Blog articles: 5 results
5 really useful cooking tips
5 really useful cooking tips
Cooking is about recipes, of course, but it is also an impressive collection of small gestures, ways of doing things, knowing what to do and what not to do. All these little tips and tricks can be very important: they can affect the way a recipe turns out, simply because you did just the right...
March 29th 201623 K4.9
Artichoke stalks
Artichoke stalks
When preparing artichokes for cooking, you may well already know that we often need to remove the first round of leaves, if they are tatty or dirty, as well as the inedible stalk. The operative word here is “remove” , rather than “cut off”.
October 25th 201652 K4.3
The mock CAP baker's certificate exam
The mock CAP baker's certificate exam
The next instalment in my life as an apprentice baker at the French INBP professional school. I’m now halfway through training and it’s still as exciting as ever, and exhausting – but maybe I’m just getting old, or both… Anyway, a few days ago we had to go through the mock CAP exam. A sort...
May 1st 201820 K4.4
Salt and yeast
Salt and yeast
Let's take a look at an old baker's legend: You may have already read that somewhere in a recipe that uses baker's yeast(bread, pastries, leavened doughs in general) it is often specified "Don't put salt in contact with the yeast, you'll kill it (the yeast)"! Well, that's a belief, and there are...
March 15th 201972 K4.3
The dissociation of a preparation
The dissociation of a preparation
It may have already happened to you: You prepare a sauce, a cream, a ganache etc. and then suddenly or almost, the whole thing dissociates, and from a smooth mixture that you were preparing with love, you end up with a horrible thing with a more or less solid part and another liquid part. It's...
January 22th 202211 K4.9
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Brisures
Brisures
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Remaining parts of a product, after cutting, which are edible but not very attractive.
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