Voici une recette traditionnelle qui fait partie des 13 desserts de Noël en Provence. Très facile à réaliser, elle n’est pas sans rappeler le gibassier, qui est quand à lui plus croquant et contient moins d’ingrédients. Pour une pompe à l’huile pour 6 personnes – 3h au total (préparation, pause et cuisson) Ingrédients 20g de […]
Je vous ai déjà parlé des figues blanches, ces figues qui restent vertes lorsqu’elles sont mûres, et à la saveur légèrement moins sucrée et bien charnue qui les rend tout particulièrement adaptées à la cuisine. Voici donc ma dernière recette, parfaite pour les picnics estivaux ! Ingrédients Focaccia : 250 g de farine 5 g […]
No, figs are not alays purple! Some types of figs, called “white figs”, are green, even when they are ripe! They are very common in the souh of France. They are very fleshy and slightly less sweet than purple figs, which makes them perfect for cakes, jam and chutneys. Ingredients 60g honey 2 teaspoons vanilla […]
For 2 loaves – To make the day before. Ingredients Bread dough 20 g fresh yeast (tastier than dry bread yeast) 350 g white flour 100 g corn flour 280 ml lukewarm water 15 ml olive oil 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon caster sugar Filling 100 g blue cheese (Roquefort, Stilton, etc.) 100 g walnuts […]
Stuffed Vegetable… Not very original! Yes, however… I made my own version, addind some parmesan cheese and some black olives to the meat, to give it more taste, and I replaced the usual bread crumbs with some oat flakes. Let’s start! Serves 5 to 6 – 1h10 Ingredients 2 large tomatoes 2 red sweet peppers […]
The “Gibassier” is part of the famous thirteen Christmas desserts in Provence. Very often confused with the “pompe à l”huile“, it is harder and its texture quite crusty. It is very easy to make and keeps several days. No waste guaranteed! All you need is a lot of excellent quality olive oil! To prepare THE […]
The “Crespeou“, which means “crêpe” in provencal dialect, is a bright-coloured typical dish from Provence. It is made from several layers of coloured omelettes, made with what is left in your fridge and cupboard : salad leftovers, canned fish, olives, roastde meat, vegetables etc. Once again, a dish for the poor! However, you will need […]
For this recipe I was inspired by the Plum & Vanilla Mascarpone Tart by Pierre Hermé found on The Happy Cooking Friends Blog. It consists of a tart crust, a soft Mascarpone, Almond & Vanilla cream, plums and ground sugared almond. I made it in a very cute heart-shaped tart mould found for 2 euroes […]
For one large flat bread – serves 4 to 6 To make one day in advance Ingredients 20 g fresh yeast 200 g white flour 100 g wholemeal flour 30 ml lukewarm water and 130 ml cold water 30 ml olive oil + a few tablespoons 1 teaspoon salt 2 small zucchini 2 tablespoons semolina […]
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The “Pistou soup” is a typical Provencal dish, with some italian origins. Eaten warm or cold, it is a summer/beggining of autumn dish allowing to use vegetables that are abundant at this time of year. It also contains some pasta wich brings some weight and texture. A great amount of fresh basil and garlic is […]
This is my own version of the classic New York cheescake: with some range blossom and pink “pralines” (traditionnal sweet made of an almond wrapped up by cooked sugar), giving it some very nice Provencal notes. You can follw your own inpiration to decorate it: seasonal fruit, jam, honey, chocolate, etc. Ingredients Serves 6. Prparation […]