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Pumpkin (or potimarron) soup
Pumpkin (or potimarron) soup
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A smooth and fragrant soup, it's much better with potimarron (Japanese chestnut pumpkin) than ordinary pumpkin.
October 13th 2010342 K4.1 1 hour 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 2018319 K4.3 2 min.
How to keep a tart pastry case crisp
How to keep a tart pastry case crisp
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The problem with tarts, and fruit tarts in particular, is that the filling (fruit, cream or whatever) ends up soaking into the pastry and turns it soft. Here is a professional tip for avoiding this problem: spread a thin layer of white chocolate, which does not have a strong flavour, in the bottom...
June 12th 2013173 K4.7 1 hour
Avocado with Tuna
Avocado with Tuna
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Here is a quick recipe for a simple starter: avocado, tuna, chopped herbs and mayonnaise.
April 29th 201589 K5 15 min.
Eggs in tomato shells
Eggs in tomato shells
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This is a novel way of cooking eggs: in tomato "shells" or egg-cups! For extra flavour, we'll put a spoonful of caramelized onions in the tomato first.
October 11th 201561 K3.9 1 hour 3 min.
Roasted Cauliflower
Roasted Cauliflower
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Roasting cauliflower in the oven is a delicious way to enjoy the vegetable: golden-brown on the outside and melt-in-the-mouth inside. In this recipe, the cauliflower is blanched first, then brushed with herb butter before roasting in the oven.
March 27th 201677 K5 1 hour 15 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 201659 K4.7 1 hour 5 min.
Comtois surprise bread
Comtois surprise bread
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In this recipe, a simple burger bun is hollowed out to hide a filling of fried potatoes and bacon in a pool of hot cancoillotte cheese. It is usual to eat the filling first, then the bread, still piping hot, with the remaining cheese. Children really love this!
May 10th 202043 K 40 min.
Cheese and tomato tart
Cheese and tomato tart
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A thin puff pastry base, precooked to be extra crisp, filled after cooling with a bed of cream cheese, then a generous layer of tomatoes (as many different colours as possible) to create a colourful and flavoursome tart.
September 2nd 202033 K 1 hour 45 min.
Rhubarb-hazelnut tart
Rhubarb-hazelnut tart
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You may already be familiar with the classic rhubarb tart, but here's a rhubarb-hazelnut version in which the rhubarb doesn't need to be cooked beforehand.
July 28th 202412 K 1 hour 20 min.
Pickled gherkins
Pickled gherkins
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Preparing your own gherkins in vinegar is quite straightforward, if you know how to avoid a few pitfalls. Here's a recipe which works every time.
August 21th 2013777 K 73.1 4 hours 40 min.
How to roll out pastry for a tart
How to roll out pastry for a tart
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Rolling out pastry from a block and lining a tart mould or tin is not as straighforward as all that. To help you to succeed every time, here is a very simple tip. It will to change your opinion of tarts...
October 13th 2010305 K4.6 25 min.
Preserved lemons
Preserved lemons
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For this recipe, the lemons are sliced first (this makes them easier to use later), then salted to drain off the juice before being bottled in herb-flavoured olive oil. These preserved lemons can be used in all sorts of dishes, especially with fish and poultry.
December 2nd 2012131 K 15 12 hours 40 min.
Small cheese and bacon rolls
Small cheese and bacon rolls
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These small aperitif snacks can be prepared in advance and heated at the last minute, or served cold.
September 7th 2018363 K5 1 hour 25 min.
Small foie gras pasties
Small foie gras pasties
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Dainty pasties, filled with a morsel of seasoned foie gras.
September 7th 2018325 K4.6 2 hours
Wiener Schnitzel
Wiener Schnitzel
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A Wiener schnitzel is a thin veal cutlet (escalope) coated in breadcrumbs.
September 7th 2018147 K4.1 1 hour 20 min.
Gisèle's Pasties
Gisèle's Pasties
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These small pasties ("rissoles" in the original French version) are made with shortcrust pastry, filled with a mixture of cooked meat, onion, parsley, garlic and egg.
September 10th 2018215 K3.8 1 hour 15 min.
Little apple turnovers with almonds and raisins
Little apple turnovers with almonds and raisins
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These are small apple turnovers ("chaussons") of puff pastry, filled with a mixture of caramelised almonds, stewed apple and rum-soaked raisins. To be eaten just as they are...
September 11th 2018308 K3.8 1 hour 35 min.
Mini palmiers
Mini palmiers
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Palmiers are a traditional French patisserie, consisting of folded puff pastry caramelized with sugar. These small versions are made with the shop-bought puff pastry that comes ready-rolled in a circle.
September 11th 201891 K5 40 min.
Pains briochés aux raisins
Pains briochés aux raisins
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This classic French "viennoiserie" is a sweet bun containing confectioner's custard (crème pâtissière) and rum-soaked raisins. It demands a bit of skill, but is not too complicated.
September 12th 2018145 K4.8 2 hours 40 min.
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Some hints for a pizza-party
Some hints for a pizza-party
A pizza party is always a very pleasant and convivial occasion. Good people (friends and family) get together to enjoy delicious pizzas, baked right in the oven. Here are a few tips to help you make yours a success.
July 14th 2025189 K3.7
Advice on heating oven
Advice on heating oven
For good results with a wood-fired oven, it's very important to manage the heating process well. Here is some advice to help you succeed in this delicate operation.
August 24th 2024180 K4.0
Blog articles: 7 results
How to choose a good password
How to choose a good password
These days more and more websites ask you to create a user account, so that you can be identified before being allowed to access some service or other. To create an account you need to choose a user identity. This is simple, as your email address is used in most cases (ann.other@gmail.com, for...
March 29th 201318 K4.1
20 measures to protect your privacy
20 measures to protect your privacy
As we use more and more new technology, we leave ourselves increasingly vulnerable to companies who make money out of collecting our personal data. For instance, when we use the internet, we need to be wary of what is collected about what we do, our habits, etc. Here is a list of simple...
April 16th 201318 K3.9
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 201844 K 24.6
Drawing a pattern in pastry
Drawing a pattern in pastry
Often in the kitchen, in pastry-making, or in baking, we need to trace a pattern on a pastry. It's just a question of aesthetics but it has its effect after baking on a galette, pithiviers, pâté en croute (terrine in a pie crust), etc.
May 23th 201931 K4.1
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 201932 K4.2
Should potatoes be washed twice?
Should potatoes be washed twice?
Let's say you have to make a recipe that includes potatoes, let's say sliced, you'll most likely proceed as follows: Peel the potatoes, wash them, slice them, wash them again, pat them dry and add them to your recipe. But there's a "but": depending on the recipe, the second washing may be a bad...
May 19th 20252,392 15
A drizzle of olive oil
A drizzle of olive oil
Often in a recipe, you have to "baste" vegetables, for example, before sending them to the oven. What the author means by this is that you need to put oil on top of the vegetables to cook them in the oven. Typically, we just quickly drizzle oil over the vegetables, hoping not to miss any, but...
July 13th 20254755
Lexicon: 3 results
Glaze (with apricot jelly)
Glaze (with apricot jelly)
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Glazing a tart or cake with a little apricot jelly (using a brush) to make it glossy and appetising.
959 K
Soaking a cake
Soaking a cake
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Soaking (or drizzling) is adding liquid to a cake after cooking, usually a syrup or alcohol, to make it less dry.
959 K
Chablonnage (sealing pastry with chocolate)
Chablonnage (sealing pastry with chocolate)
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Chablonnage is a French pâtisserie term which means sealing the inside of a pastry tart case with a thin coating of melted white or dark chocolate, normally applied with a brush. After cooling, the chocolate hardens to form a fine, moisture-proof layer. The chocolate prevents the tart filling...
959 K 2
Utensil: 6 results
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.
959 K 1
Short-handled brush
Short-handled brush
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This is a small hand brush with very fine bristles, used for gently brushing the dough during bread making, to remove excess flour. Very useful, indispensable even, for bread recipes where the soft dough has a high water content, like French baguettes.
959 K
Short-handled brush
Short-handled brush
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This is a soft brush, used to brush dough gently during working to remove all excess flour. It's essential for working soft very hydrated dough like for French baguettes.
959 K
Brush
Brush
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For brushing the bottom of loaves, straight from the oven, to remove excess flour and any remaining bits of charcoal.
959 K
Oven brush
Oven brush
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Once the embers have been removed from the oven, the ashes missed by the rake need to be swept out, and for that you will need an oven brush.
959 K
Mop
Mop
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Once ashes have been removed with the brush, you should finish cleaning the sole by passing the mop over it.This can be done with a classic cotton fringe or rag mop, soaked in cold water.
959 K
Ingredient, product: 1 results
lime
lime
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Lime is a citrus, a cousin of lemon, but not a kind of lemon. It's a very tasty fruit, frequently use in cooking and pastry.
959 K



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