Yearly Archives: 2020
Fresh Fig Galette
The time to let fruit shine is when it’s in season. In this case figs are abundant at a market outside of Paris in September. So when I was invited to cook dinner for friends it was a no brainer to make something with figs. I made a galette as I didn’t know if I […]
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Basil Ice Cream
It been close to 10 years since I’ve made this ice cream flavor. Since I have an abundance of basil growing in my garden, I thought it was hightime I made it again. Some recipes call for puréeing the milk mixture or chopping the basil. I found this to be a needless step if I […]
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Fresh Corn Ice Cream with Blackberry Swirl
It’s prime corn season! So when you’re tired of munching it off the cob but not ready for soup, you can make some ice cream. This recipe might be a bit more involved then say making a vanilla bean version. But it’s totally optional to coursely chop the corn kernals in a food processor. It […]
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Panzanella Salad
If I were to make this salad the classic way, I would leave well enough alone and include only Italian bread and garden-fresh tomatoes tossed in a vinaigrette. The bread would be a hearty, artisan variety with a crunchy crust like a ciabatta, boule or even a baguette. As well, with the classic version the […]
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Classic Popovers
To achieve the lightest, fluffiest popovers, the eggs and milk should at least be room temperature. Some recipes call for some of the milk or even cream to be heated to about 100 degree F and whisked in at the last minute. I didn’t heat the milk but I did let the batter rest for […]
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Honey-Rosemary Sablés (Cookies)