The crafting of chocolate profiterolles
My all time favorite desert, what I always order at the restaurant in France. One day I decided to just make it. And its not so hard.
My all time favorite desert, what I always order at the restaurant in France. One day I decided to just make it. And its not so hard.
These type of artichokes don’t come around often here in the States. But if you can get your hands on some, its worth it. A specialty from Nice and delicacy, we eat them raw and mix them in a salad.
A spin on the classic french dish coq au vin with white instead of red wine. I find that it is a bit lighter yet still delicious.
I like to give a twist to the honey sauce using vietnamese 4 spices : star anise, cloves, pepper and cinnamon. Also like to add some hotness to the potatoes using piment d’espelette.
A light, thin crust tart made of homemade fillo dough and pretty much just fruits. Oh of course and … B.U.T.T.E.R
Three words : Pan Bagnat + Beach + Picnic. In Nice, these three are like what peanut butter is to the jelly. And bread. Packing that cooler, exactly a year ago, October 2nd on the beach in Rockaway NYC. It was 90º that day, for the record. Alors Pan Bagnats sur la plage en Octobre, a must. Wait… did you try one yet?