Today’s recipe is a typical winter dish, even if Spring is approaching. The tartiflette comes from a region of France and it is similar to a potatoes gratin. Infact, it is made with potatoes, reblochon cheese, cream, and lardons, even if I used rolled pancetta. The Union Interprofessional Reblochon developed the recipe in the 1980s to promote sales of the reblochon cheese. It is a greedy dish to share with friends.
A simple yet indulgent cake that celebrates one of the season’s finest fruits: apricots. Apricots and chocolate are a timeless pairing, so today I’m sharing a delicious Apricot and Chocolate bund Cake that brings these flavors together beautifully. Soft, fragrant, and...
Fraisier… a timeless classic of French pastry-making that hardly needs an introduction. Traditionally, it’s made with a rich crème mousseline, but I’ve chosen to give it a lighter touch with a delicate vanilla crème diplomate. Layers of fresh strawberries and a soft...
A cake as simple as it is delicious: banana, peanuts, and caramel. The “caramel” element is achieved with a thin layer of brown sugar rather than a fully cooked caramel, preventing the cake from becoming overly sweet. Peanuts pair beautifully with bananas, though they...
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