Some friends recently treated me to this delicious chicken stew with green olives, which is filled with the aromas of Provence (olives, tomatoes, thyme, and olive oil). After some lengthy ...
Seared polenta with tomato sauce
Discover this delicious recipe for pan-fried polenta with tomato sauce. It’s a Southern-inspired dish that’s very easy to prepare and perfect for a vegetarian meal or as a side dish with grilled fish ...
Baked Broad Beans
Here is my recipe for a broad bean casserole, perfect for enjoying this fragrant vegetable that’s typical of spring. Broad beans can be a bit of a hassle to shell and “strip” (see further down in the ...
Beet Hummus
If you're looking for a spread (or "dip" for those in the know), give this beet hummus a try! It’s a creative idea that’s perfect for an appetizer or starter. Contrary to what the ...
Spiced Roasted Butternut Squash
During the colder months, I love cooking in all sorts of ways: soups, purées, but also simply roasted in the oven... And this oven-roasted butternut squash with a spice blend is a simple recipe to ...
Baked Brussels Sprouts with Parmesan Cheese
I love Brussels sprouts, but I didn’t have a recipe for baking them in the oven—until now. This recipe for Brussels sprouts au gratin with Parmesan and herbes de Provence is the perfect solution. As ...
Traditional Miso Soup with Homemade Tofu
It’s very easy to make authentic homemade Japanese miso soup! Miso soup is a staple of traditional Japanese meals. In this recipe, I’ll show you how to quickly and easily make the broth (dashi) from ...
Potato Gratin with Comté Cheese
For this Comté potato gratin, I use an egg and cheese (Comté and Parmesan) as a topping, along with milk. I recommend using whole milk for this recipe to give the mixture a creamier texture once ...
Mashed split peas
Split peas are a legume that’s both delicious and nutritious. In this recipe for mashed split peas, they’re combined with herbs, bacon bits, carrots, and—the chef’s secret—lightened up with a bit of ...
Carrot Top Pesto
Pesto is traditionally associated with summer because it’s made with basil. Here’s a pesto recipe you can easily make all year round, since we’ll be using carrot tops instead of basil. If you’ve ...
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