Recipes
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Roasted Duck Breast with Honey and Spices (La Bouteille d’Or)
For 2 persons Ingredients: 1 duck breast (360 g) 1 half-teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 star anise 1 cinnamon stick 1 pinch crushed pepper 3 tablespoons honey 15 cl meat broth Fine salt Preparation: Heat the honey in a pan over high heat; add all the spices. Heat 2 to 3 min, the time that […]
Calamari on Green Peas with Creamy Risotto and Fresh Mint (Les Trublions)
For 4 persons Ingredients for the risotto 180 grs of risotto rice 2 tablespoons virgin olive oil, 1 onion 1 branch thyme 1 small spoon salt 1 pinch black pepper 15cl of white wine 20cl of chicken stock 20cl of vegetable stock Peel the onion and then chop it into tiny cubes. Gently warm the […]
Springtime Sides
Cucumber Onion Salad This version of a classic cucumber onion salad uses TSTE® Dill Weed and TSTE® Lime Sugar for a zesty twist. This light, refreshing side dish is a great summer option for using locally grown vegetables! Ingredients From TSTE® 1 TBS TSTE® Dill Weed 2 tsp TSTE® Lime Sugar 1 tsp TSTE® 4 Peppercorn Spice Blend, ground ½ tsp TSTE® Himalayan Fine Mineral Salt ¼ cup TSTE® Organic Extra Virgin […]
Common Turkey-Day Problems Solved
By Chef Judi Gallagher – The year that I graduated from Johnson & Wales and became a working chef (1980), my parents declared that the school tuition was worth every cent, because I could now make perfect gravy at holiday time. Four years after graduation, I opened my first restaurant in a seaside town in […]
Holiday Peppermint Perfection
By Chef Judi Gallagher – Oh, peppermint. With the exception of pumpkin at Thanksgiving, there’s not really another flavor that heralds a holiday—in this case, Christmas—as well as this candy flavor does. Peppermint’s got quite the history. The word “peppermint” comes from Greek mythology, the result of a love triangle between Hades, his wife Persephone […]
The Great Stuffing Debates
By Chef Judi Gallagher – Friends, I can’t believe it, Thanksgiving is almost here. Wasn’t it just the Fourth of July? I swear it was yesterday that I was freezing homemade popsicles and making batches of potato salad for summer picnics. But now the November and December holidays are looming, and I’m about to navigate […]