Aurianne Or

Tag: culinary arts

  • Broccoli Tree

    Broccoli Tree

    Change a plane tree into broccoli, why?? – La taille des platanes, c’est tout un art! – Signé Genève: http://www.signegeneve.ch/geneve/centre/la-taille-des-platanes-cest-tout-un-art.html As for chard, here is an healthy and easy recipe : Cut the blett in small pieces. (Optional, I add a celery stalk, cut into small pieces as well). Melt them in moderately warm olive oil in…

  • Le mon coeur

    Le mon coeur

    It doesn’t taste at all like the industrial curds in supermarkets.` The higher the quality of the ingredients, the better the dish will be for your taste and health. 1. Put the grated lemon rind of 3 lemons with 100g whole cane sugar, in a bowl. No need for grated fingers.  2. In another bowl,…

  • Far à la flotte

    Far à la flotte

    The higher the quality of the ingredients, the tastier and healthier the dish will be. “Water is made to sail or wash …” says an old retired Breton sailor I know well. Far Breton recipe Preheat oven to 180°C (356°F). In a bowl, mix 6 eggs, 30 g whole cane sugar, 1 1/2  packets vanilla…

  • Oh purée! du céleri-rave!

    Oh purée! du céleri-rave!

    The expression “oh purée” is an informal French exclamation that roughly translates to “oh sugar!” or “oh jeez!” It’s used to express surprise, annoyance, or mild frustration. Purée means a thick liquid made by crushing usually cooked food (such as fruits or vegetables). Choose your ingredients carefully. The higher the quality, the tastier and healthier…

  • Ancient Rome vegetables

    Ancient Rome vegetables

    The higher the quality of the ingredients, the better the dish will be for your taste and health. In the country king of vegetables, this recipe has not moved a bit since the Roman Empire. At that time, it was said that those who ate fennel could access two thousand years of knowledge. Consume this…

  • Empanada franco-gallega

    Empanada franco-gallega

    I am French. I do not even have dual citizenship. And yet, the empanada gallega has a very special meaning for me. This is the dish of my childhood. The one my abuela always cooked for our arrival in Galicia. She cooked it a second time for pleasure and a third time for us to…

  • Pain à l’oeil

    Pain à l’oeil

    “Pain à l’oeil” is a play on word with “pain à l’ail” which means garlic bread. “A l’oeil” means in French that you do not measure or weigh the ingredients but rather you look at the aspect of what you are cooking to know the quantities you need for each ingredient. I tried many recipes…

  • Thomas Mozart – Tomatoes and Mozzarella

    Thomas Mozart – Tomatoes and Mozzarella

    On ne dit pas Beethoven est ici, mais Mozart est là! The better the quality of the products, the better the dish. So choose your products well. From your personal garden or the market or a permaculture, preferably organic, (not industrially produced, not imported from a country that does not conduct inspections). Cut the tomatoes and…

  • Hamlet Omelet

    Hamlet Omelet

    Choose your eggs and your ingredients carefully: local, respecting animal well-being, with a red label, from your garden, from the market, from a local producer or a farm. Avoid processed foods or ingredients coming from countries without quality controls. You can cook oignons and tomatoes (or any other vegetables) on a low heat in the…