Choose among easy to make recipes that are light and use a multitude of ingredients and ways to prepare! Select the one that suits you the most at any moment :)
Tomato crumble with black olives
A tomato crumble with black olives, parmesan and breadcrumbs! Very easy and quickly cooked!
Sablés with parmesan and thyme
Savory sablés are like salted shortbreads! In this version, they come with parmesan and are flavored with thyme! Super easy and rather quick! You just need to leave the butter out enough time to soften, and that’s all!
Mini-bûche with apricots
This mini-bûche is Swiss roll or jelly roll with a filling of apricots, apricot jam and pistachios! On the outside there is some Italian meringue and even if it’s a bit technical as a dessert, it really worth the try because it’s really good!
Apricot and Pistachio cream
For this diplomate cream (pastry cream and whipped cream) with fruits, apricot is King but it also has pistachio paste and some real pistachios for crunchiness! It’s very tasteful and smooth in mouth but remain delicate in taste ;-) French pastry after all is quite delicate and worth the detour!
Tournedos with vigneronne sauce and croutons
The vigneronne sauce is rather simple to make and has very nice perfumes and flavor! It goes very well with beef, and croutons with shallots bring some crunchiness but are even better with the sauce and the meat! It’s a recipe coming from the Ritz in Paris and its school called “Escoffier”! It certainly worth the detour!
Green salad with melon, apricots and rosemary
This wonderful salad is fresh and fruity but has some “seriousness” thanks to rosemary! The vinaigrette is perfumed with rosemary and this changes everything, even if it has not a strong taste ;-) But it’s there giving its character ;-)
Swiss Brioche
Swiss brioche is brioche with a filling of pastry cream and chocolate chips! The brioche dough comes from a great French Pastry Chef called Christophe Felder and it’s simply amazing! Airy but not too much! Give it a try asap :-)
Brioche à tête
A brioche dough that is less airy than usual but very good! It reminds me of the brioches I used to eat as a child which were quite thick but so buttery and good! The original recipe comes from Martha Stewart!