Sunday, October 6, 2013
Mille-feuilles (Napoleons)
This a a French patisserie classic made up of layers of buttery puff pastry and crème patissière.
Assembly#1 Raspberry mille feuille:
3 layers of puff pastries with 2 layers of crème patissière with fresh raspberries.
Assembly#2 Classic mille feuille:
3 layers of puff pastries with 2 layers of crème patissière and topped with glacé icing.
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Quenelles
Quenelles can be made with minced fish, chicken, meat or vegetables. This oval-shaped dumpling is bound together with a cream paste.Usually served with a special cream sauce; Lyon is famous for their quenelles.
Adapted from
Raymond Blanc's Quenelles of Pike with Crayfish Sauce , I made this fish quenelles with butternut squash cream.
Quenelles can be made with minced fish, chicken, meat or vegetables. This oval-shaped dumpling is bound together with a cream paste.Usually served with a special cream sauce; Lyon is famous for their quenelles.
Adapted from
Raymond Blanc's Quenelles of Pike with Crayfish Sauce , I made this fish quenelles with butternut squash cream.
Wednesday, September 11, 2013
Petits gâteaux-Mont Blanc aux marrons
Mont blanc chestnut cakes
It is a dessert of puréed, sweetened chestnut cream over a meringue.The name comes from Mont Blanc, as it resembles the famous snow-capped mountain.
Petits Gâteaux-Macarons
Macarons are sweet meringue-based confection made mainly with eggs, icing sugar, granulated sugar and ground almond.
Pipérade
A spicy tomato-pepper side dish
Piperade is a spicy tomato-pepper side dish from the Basque region of France.
I used it as a garnish to my grilled fish.
It is a simple sauté put together with red,yellow and green peppers, onions,tomatoes,ham, and a spicy paprika known as piment d’Espelette.
A spicy tomato-pepper side dish
Piperade is a spicy tomato-pepper side dish from the Basque region of France.
I used it as a garnish to my grilled fish.
It is a simple sauté put together with red,yellow and green peppers, onions,tomatoes,ham, and a spicy paprika known as piment d’Espelette.
Saturday, August 10, 2013
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