HOT CHOCOLATE!
Who doesn’t like chocolate? During my childhood chocolate meant Cadburys Milk chocolate. (with its “glass and a half of Dairy Milk in every bar”) Then of course “a Mars … Continue Reading →
MONKVALLEY: Memories and thoughts about food and a life lived in the Loire Valley, France
Who doesn’t like chocolate? During my childhood chocolate meant Cadburys Milk chocolate. (with its “glass and a half of Dairy Milk in every bar”) Then of course “a Mars … Continue Reading →
Now as simple and humble as this sandwich may sound And it can be an emotive issue! Which cheese? Sliced, or grated? Type of bread? Butter, or no butter? Ketchup, … Continue Reading →
INGREDIENTS 500 ml sunflower oil 1 large onion 10 cloves of garlic 1 tablespoon cayenne pepper 1 tablespoon smoked paprika 1 tablespoon celery salt 1 tablespoon dried thyme 1 teaspoon … Continue Reading →
This is another Barbecue recipe that originates in Australia. Sheila is not a fan of Salmon, but this is her favourite way of cooking salmon. For the wood chips we … Continue Reading →
Salmon in it’s many guises as became more, and, more popular, I suspect since the farmed variety made it easy affordable. In addition, cookery writers such as Delia Smith gave … Continue Reading →
Lemon curd Une recette facile de Lemon Curd (crème au citron) . astuce : avoir un recipient rempli d’ eau glacée avant de commencer , au cas où il … Continue Reading →
.Adapté du café de la rivière , vivant en France, nous ne trouvons les saucisses epicées italiennes comme substituts nous utilisons des saucisses de Toulouse avec de bons résultats … Continue Reading →
endives braisées Le secret des endives braisées (ou chicons ) c’est de ne jamais être tenté d’ajouter de l’eau à n’importe quel stade de leur cuisson, la teneur en … Continue Reading →