Here is my recipe for squash soufflé, which will make a delicious starter for your fall dinner. As you’ll see, this recipe is very easy to prepare. You’ll need to puree the squash and mix it with a ...
Easy Orange Rum Punch
Here is my foolproof recipe for rum and orange punch, just like they make in the Caribbean, which I’ve made countless times for cocktail parties and celebrations. ...
Fiadone
A specialty that holds a special place in Corsican cuisine, the Fiadone is a cheesecake made with Brocciu, a whey cheese. This dessert is both simple to make and irresistible to eat, thanks to the ...
Traditional Savoie Tartiflette
Here is my recipe for traditional Savoyard Tartiflette, just as the locals in the region have cooked it for me! Tartiflette is the ultimate comfort food, perfect for sharing with friends over a good ...
Pear and Dark Chocolate Cake
I drew inspiration for this recipe for a pear and dark chocolate cake from a recipe in the famous book . The pears, poached with a touch of rum, are perfectly tender, and their flavor blends ...
My Homemade Tapenade: Quick and Easy
Tapenade, this delicious dish of Provençal origin, is a classic of Mediterranean cuisine. Made from olives, garlic, capers, olive oil, and aromatic herbs, tapenade is a savory blend of flavors that ...
Carrot Cake
Here is my recipe for carrot cake, also known as "carrot cake" in English-speaking countries. It’s a very simple cake that’s served dusted with powdered sugar or topped with cream ...
My Homemade Sushi
Here’s my recipe for homemade sushi, which I discovered during a cook-and-dine class! I was able to learn how to make these little gems myself and share them with family and friends.As you’ll see, ...
Herb-Marinated Tofu
Here’s my super-simple recipe for tofu marinated in fresh herbs (thyme, rosemary, tarragon, basil, parsley, etc.). Tofu, also known as "soy cheese," has a fairly neutral flavor. That’s why ...
Beef Empanadas
An empanada is a small pastry (or puff pastry), traditionally filled with meat or other ingredients depending on regional customs. In Argentina, the edges of empanadas are crimped (called a ...
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