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 | Recipes : Apple Pie Recipe for 6 people: 250g Stronghold flour, 125g Butter, 1 soup spoon of orange blossom water 1kg Cooking apple, p... |
 | Recipes : Huckleberry Pie Huckleberry Pie for 4/6 persons : 2/3 lb fresh or frozen huckleberries 2 tablespoonfuls huckleberry jam 1 circle (siz... |
 | Recipes : Strawberry Pie This strawberry pie with its light cream and redcurrant and cardamom "mirror" jelly requires some organisation planning ... |
 | Recipes : Normandy style apple fritters for 6 servings : For the batter : 250 grams wheat flour (half a pound) 1 pinch of table salt 1/4 litre of lager 3 e... |
 | Recipes : Seared Scallops Seared scallops for 4 people: 12 Large scallops 1 beetroot, cooked and cut into small dices 250g of small curly endi... |
 | Recipes : Chocolate Marquise The great thnig about this recipe is that when it comes to serve your dessert course, you will just need to take it out ... |
 | Recipes : Tarte Tatin This recipe, created by the Tatin sisters, at the beginning of the 20th century in their restaurant of La Motte Beuvron ... |
 | Recipes : Fruit kebabs cooked on a plancha This is a recipe adequate for persons suffering from type 2-diabetes for 4 fruit kebabs cooked on a plancha : 12 s... |
 | Recipes : Veal Chops "Normande" This old traditional French recipe has become out of fashion in French restaurant or at family dinner. I do not understa... |
 | Recipes : Parmentier with duck, foie gras and truffles A recipe of our menu 'special end of the year celebrations'. Cottage pie 'parmentier' (*) with duck, foie gras and bl... |
 | Recipes : Roasted strips of duck magret with mirabelle plums A recipe of our menu 'special end of the year celebrations Roast strips of magret of duck, sweet and sour mirabelles ... |
 French specialties : Cider High-Normandy is an area of contrast. Contrast between Seine-Maritime turned towards industry and Eure turned towards a... |
 French specialties : Bourgogne Aligoté Bourgogne Aligoté is a dry white wine produces on the same area of naming as Bourgogne. He owes his name to a vine of Bu... |
 | News : the omelette In the Journal of Jean Heroard (1551-1628), doctor of the young future king Louis XIII, we could read : "often, in the a... |
 | News : A few days in Burgundy As usual during this calamitous August, we leave Paris under the rain to Val de Mercy. I know pretty well this region be... |
Origin!!!!! of French Chocolate Silk Pie
i have to do something for my business essentials class so i am making chocolate silk pie and i need the origin can you ...
blushing
Daphne I am blushing ... fortunately, I am (also) sitting alone in front of my computer in Paris (it is lunchtime and I...
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