When my friend Val Griswold-Ford asked me if she could talk about food and her new book on my blog, I didn’t hesitate! So here goes 🙂 ————————- Thank you, Katharina, for letting me come over and talk about two… Continue Reading →
Vive la France! The next cookbook is an ode to French cuisine and ingredients. As I mentioned in the first post, one of my favourite cookbooks is a French one, so many of the classics are well known to me…. Continue Reading →
In Paris, I got a lot of very specialised cookbooks. I got the Crème BrĂ»lĂ©e one, which I already had as a challenge and also one for Macarons. I have eaten macarons in France a few times but never cooked… Continue Reading →
The next challenge was Jamie at Home, a very down-to-earth and seasonal cookbook. I went straight to the autumn recipes, to be able to get the ingredients which were in season already. I was drawn to the mushroom risotto –… Continue Reading →
Going with the Brit- theme, I decided to make the whole meal out of or inspired by the same book. For the main course I went with a pork belly roast and pan haggerty. Since we had guests over, the… Continue Reading →
Once more, I go back to Blighty, with Gordon Ramsay’s Great British Pub Food cookbook. As always, I didn’t follow the recipe to the dot, so you’ll see what I actually did and how. One reason was that fresh sea… Continue Reading →
A cookbook full of crème brĂ»lĂ©e recipes, straight out of Paris, that must be a winner. I was incredibly intrigued by the different flavours they suggested to put in. That being said, I’m usually rather conservative with my crème brĂ»lĂ©e…. Continue Reading →
Next up is the Austro Tapas cookbook: basically classical Austrian dishes in small and handy versions. The added challenge, which Mick gave me, was to make it with breadcrumbs. Since they are very prominent in Austrian cuisine, I thought this… Continue Reading →
The second cookbook in my challenge is the “Paul Bocuse Standard Cookbook”. Paul Bocuse is one of the big names in French cuisine, and this cookbook has it all. Everything but pictures, which is a good thing for me in… Continue Reading →
As promised, there will be a second recipe inspired by (because I barely ever follow a recipe precisely) from my Scottish cookbook. For this challenge, Mick added the comment “leave out one single ingredient”. Since this recipe included 1 teaspoon… Continue Reading →
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