Our October 2012 Daring Baker’s host was Suz from Serenely Full. She challenged us to make Millefeuille, a delicious french pastry. Thanks Suz, I love Millefeuille. I have eat this lovely french patisserie so many times, when I was kid. It’s the ideal opportunity to bake my favorite pastry. It is fabulous to eat, a little…
This month, we were challenged to make Challah, a loaf traditionnaly eaten by Jews on Shabbat, on ceremonial occasions and during festival holidays. Challah is a special braided bread. I never made Challah bread. What great challenge! It’s really fun to make braided bread. We had to choose between three strand braids, four strand braids, six…
Our April 2012 Daring Bakers host was Jason from DailyCondor. Jason challenged us to make Nazook and/or Armenian Nutmeg cake. I chose to make Nazook – Armenian pastry -. I did not make Nutmeg Cake, because I am not a fan of nutmeg in cake 🙁 I enjoyed making nazook. This challenge is so fun…
Try this fabulous vegetarian paella! It’s so good! It’s a way to introduce more vegetables for my kids. This dish is really healthy. I could add more vegetables : fresh spinach…. I could also garnish this dish with 1 dried red chili pepper (crumbled)-just before to serve-, but I am sure if I did it,…
Are you ready to make this fabulous quiche ? If you are a quiche lover, this new recipe is for you. Quiche is an excellent French dish. It’s a fantastic quick lunch – so easy to prepare-. For a picnic, it’s also a great time. You have a lot of quiche recipes. You can make…
I am so proud to make my first recipe Cajun. I remember my trip in Louisiana and in the New Orleans. The Beignet au Café du Monde in New Orleans were so delicious. In the restaurants the savors of Cajun food smelled so good. Today I cook Cajun Chicken Pasta, it’s sooo easy to make! Serves…
