Category Archives: Recipes

Éclade of Mussels a Recipe from the Charente Maritime The Story and the Recipe                      Discover this recipe of mussels smoked over a pine wood fire. I like the guy with the blower … Continue reading →

Ingredients 1 1/2 lb of russet potatoes 2 soup spoons of Olive Oil Salt from Guerande Preparation: 10 minutes Cooking time: 30 min Steps 1. Wash and peel the potatoes. Cut in medium sticks 1/4 of an inch thick2. In … Continue reading →

Chef Huber Keller Is the first one to come up with an expensive burger. Ingredients: Foie Gras Black Truffles Japanese Wagyu Beef Cooked in plenty of butter D’Isigny imported from France you have it your super expensive burger. An optional … Continue reading →

A whole roast duck makes a great centerpiece for a Christmas dinner. With its rich, complex, gamey flavor, it is much more flavourful than other poultry and can stand up to strong, robust flavor pairings which is why it is … Continue reading →

Dipping Sauces for Prawns Mayonnaise Ingredients 3 egg yolks 1 tbsp sherry vinegar 125 g Farm Butter 3 dz prawns Steps 1 Combine yolks and vinegar in a food processor, pulse to combine 2 Melt butter in a saucepan. With … Continue reading →

Prep 20 minutes Cooking time: 20 min Market for 6 guests  2 tbsp olive oil 6 medium Pumpkins  Potatoes : 8  Chicken broth : 1 &1/2 quart Crème fraîche : 1/4 lb Half & half 3 soup spoons 2 onions … Continue reading →

Etouffée Etouffée is a classic Louisiana dish brought to the limelight by Paul Prudhomme, the king of the N’awlins cooking. The Recipe Prép.40 min Cuisson45 min Total1 h 5 min Serve: 6 persons  Ingrédients 3 lbs of crawfish shell off … Continue reading →

Lobster Risotto a Northern Italy specialty for 6 people Preparation 1 hour Cooking 45 minutes Ingredients Good quality fish stock 1 1/4 cup For the risotto Unsalted butter 2 tbsp Olive oil 1/4 of a cup A  sprig of Shallots … Continue reading →

The Domaine Romanée Conti got its name after its proprietor Prince de Conti, who was the richest man in France in the 18th century. The entire production of the vineyard was solely for his personal use. During the French Revolution, … Continue reading →