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Easy Provencal pompe a l’huile recipe

Pompe a l’huile is a traditional sweet bread of Provence, also called fougasse. It’s an olive oil flatbread flavoured with orange blossom (photo – centre). It’s …

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Spice Cookies – deliciously easy to make

Cookies, or biscuits, which comes from the French bis-qiu, have been around for millenia. The word bisqui is medieval, from the latin panis biscotus meaning …

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Chocolate Buche de Noel

Chocolate was introduced to France in 1615. When Anne of Austria arrived to marry Louis XIII, she brought with her a taste of home, chocolate. …

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Recipe for oranais apricot French pastries

Oranais are a French pastry with apricots and crème patisserie. They’re popular in France as snacks and even for breakfast. Easy to make, fruity and …

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Foolproof, super simple Tarte Tatin recipe

I am  a stickler for the surface area to volume ratio: the smaller the surface area of something you cook, the better the taste. A …

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Halloween crepes

Crepes, or pancakes in English, are perfect for Halloween. Super easy to make and decorate and very versatile! Halloween isn’t such a big deal in …

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Delicious French Sweet Pumpkin Pie Recipe

One of the earliest recipes for pumpkin pie was published in a French cookbook in the 17th century. Even the word pumpkin is said to …

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Pistachio Financiers | French Tea Cakes

Financiers are so easy to make, they use everyday ingredients and equipment and they look and taste great. These tea cakes are usually made with …

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Recipe for French jammy lunettes biscuits

  These sweet little biscuits are the perfect afternoon pick-me-up snack – not too sweet but sweet enough to give you a boost of energy. …

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Recipe for Nougat of Tours cake

Unlike the famous chewy nougat of Montélimar, Nougat of Tours is actually a cake. And it’s seriously scrumptious. It’s a speciality of the Tourraine region, …

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