I offer you this recipe for semi-cooked chocolate, orange and walnuts. A small bomb of flavors that will be just as good hot, warm or cold. The whole thing is…]]>
Semi-cooked with orange chocolate and walnuts
I offer you this recipe for semi-cooked chocolate, orange and walnuts. A small bomb of flavors that will be just as good hot, warm or cold. The whole thing is prepared in a few minutes and will fulfill the expectations of a comforting cake!
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!
Orange and Cranberry Scones
I recently made myself some breakfast scones, this time orange and cranberry. They are buttery, low in sugar and crispy on the outside, rich and airy on the inside. The flavors of orange zest and butter blend wonderfully with the softness of cranberries. Just remember to put the butter in the freezer a little earlier so that the scones are as good as possible!
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!
Spring Maki with Rice Leaf
This recipe is ideal for those who do not want raw fish or nori seaweed leaves. We see them everywhere nowadays and they are a real fresh delight! When the good weather finally comes, it is a pleasure to enjoy. It's all much simpler than it seems!
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!
Atayef Assafiri
Qatayef, or atayef (not to be confused with ktayef, pastry made from angel hair) is a delicious pancake filled with ashtalieh cream, rose and orange blossom water and crushed roasted pistachios. Everything is served with a flavored syrup and gives a final result that is not very sweet. This pastry is found in Lebanon, but also in Egypt and other countries of the Levant. This presentation with half of the pancake folded to make a cone is called assafiri.
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!
Fried noodles with chicken and vegetables
Here is a very simple and fairly quick recipe to make, but above all with products that are easy to obtain. The result is very tasty. We all enjoyed this dish that I made as a family. It's still nice, with the kitchen, to be able to travel through delicious dishes in these uncertain times! With very soft chicken thighs, you will want to finish everything...
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!
Leek, chorizo and goat cheese tart
It had been a while since I had made a savory pie. I also like to make thick pies, giving high slices that you just want to bite into. Here is a new one, with a simple and generous taste, with leeks, chorizo and goat's cheese that will reduce the spiciness. It's up to you to choose the chorizo you like, mild, spicy or extra-strong! To be devoured in all ways: cold, lukewarm or hot.
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!
Coconut sesame peanut beads
I promised you, here are the coconut sesame and peanut pearls. After the coconut pearls with egg cream(recipe HERE), this variant is simpler in its ingredients, easier to find (there will always be the glutinous rice flour!). It is also completely and naturally gluten-free, so it is a good option for those with intolerance.
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!
The Coconut pearls
If you have never tried Coconut pearls, it's time to make them and eat them! These are small balls made of glutinous rice flour, very similar to "maqius", but cooked in steam. The result is simple and delicious. I also find them sincerely fun to prepare and they are a great addition to a dim sum meal. I give here a first version with egg cream (my favorite!) but I will put one day also those with peanuts!
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!
Braised and caramelized lotus roots
Here is a very classic recipe to accommodate the lotus roots still sometimes very unknown in our countries. You have to like the slightly crunchy texture, but this version will allow a simple approach. The dish is ready in 25 minutes and gives an amazing visual. Serve as an accompaniment to a Chinese dish or simply with rice.
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!
Hazelnut butter cookies, coffee, hazelnut and chocolate
These cookies taste totally amazing and addictive! I put in it, hazelnut butter, that is to say a butter that I cook until it has a nice dark color, coffee powder, hazelnut powder and finally dark chocolate. The whole thing gives a very particular and unusual flavor, but completely coherent. They are ready very quickly, even though I let the dough cool at some point. A nice change from the more traditional cookies!
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!