easy cooking desserts for children
 | 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 : Broccoli This beautiful and versatile vegetable is very easy to prepare.... |
 | Recipes : Chocolate Yule Log A basic French recipe that will please children and grown ups alike. Chocolate Yule Log for 6-8 people For the spon... |
 | Recipes : Beret Basque Ingredients for the "Beret Basque" chocolate dessert: Chocolate mousse: 6 egg whites, 200g dark cooking chocolate, ... |
 | Recipes : Gateau Battu Gateau Battu recipe for 6 guests : 7 eggs 150 gr of butter, softened 250 gr of flour 150 gr of caster sugar 35 gr ... |
 | Recipes : Anglaise sauce or French Custard This custard recipe is the base of several recipes,from desserts accompaniments sauces to ice-cream mixes for chocolate ... |
 | Recipes : Milk Toffee I am sure that this delicious, ancient traditional recipe will please children and grown-ups alike. To know all about... |
 | Recipes : Panna Cotta This dessert is very easy to realise, delicious and can be made in advance. Panna Cotta for 6 people : 60cl double c... |
 | Recipes : Coconut Rock Bun Here is an easy recipe that young and less young will enjoy. For approx. 20 coconut rock buns : 3 egg whites 200 ... |
 | Recipes : Bäeckeofe Short introduction : this typical Alsatian recipe (note of the translator : Alsace is a French province along the French... |
 | Recipes : Spooned Biscuits Spooned biscuits were originaly round shaped. They took the name "spooned" biscuits by the fact that they were shaped an... |
 | Recipes : Confectioner's custard This custard is a basis for numerous desserts like cakes, tarts, soufflés etc... Serving for a large bowl of confecti... |
 | Recipes : Tarte Tatin This recipe, created by the Tatin sisters, at the beginning of the 20th century in their restaurant of La Motte Beuvron ... |
 French specialties : Mirabelle plum Brandy The Mirabelle plum is a small fruit typical from Lorraine whose origins are lost in the mists of time. The tradition wou... |
 French specialties : Verdun dragee Lorraine is an area where people like the simple and sweetened pleasures. One of the local specialities became very quic... |
 | News : Maghreb cooking After having paid a visit to our Canadian friends, we continue our gastronomic trips outside of France a little more sou... |
 | News : Without gluten recipes Today we will deal with this harmful decease that is intolerance to gluten (or so called coeliac decease). In fact, this... |
 | News : Prepare you home-made 'foie gras' If you have visited our site for some time, I bet you have, one day, desired to prepare your home-made 'foie gras'. May... |
 | News : Queen Tomato's paradise Most people believe that tomato is a vegetable but it is actually a fruit of an herbal american plant (solanum genus) ; ... |
 | News : Sauerkraut ('choucroute' in French language) The French word 'choucroute' (for 'sauerkraut') derives from the Alsacian dialect 'sûrkrût' itself from the German 'saue... |
 | News : The Arpajon bean fair My arrival into this fair sent me back in the years when I participated to those contests. The age coming, I was invited... |
 | News : Asparagus Asparagus is a latin word. Asparagus had been first appreciated by the ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans. They then ... |
 | News : A so nice journey It is true that my children and friends have had a real great idea in offring me, for my birthday anniversary, a fixed r... |
 | 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... |
 | 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 : Lannemayou et fils, producers of Floc de Gascogne. "Hello, for all those which are not likely yet to know Floc de Gascogne, could you explain us what is this breuvage and... |
 | News : Coffee, how to choose it and make it The 2009 Paris Agricultural Fair recently closed after having received over 700,000 visitors. This year, I was invited ... |
answer to Jay
Hi Jay This recipe is the one of the pastry AS A BASE for some desserts. Of course, it is not intented to be eaten by i...
madeleine
Hi Trilby We try, from some time now (the translation of madeleines is quite old), into the English translations of rec...
answer to Daphne
Hello Daphne In France, such bags of "sucre vanillé" contains approximately 10 grams (1/3 oz) : precisely 7.5 grams. If...
answer to Kim
Hello Kim the right spelling is "crique" (however, it has nothing to do with pizza, except the general shape !...). It ...
Thanks Hans
Hello Hans Many many thanks for your feedback and for sharing your experience with us : we all are very proud when we h...
