The tagine, at its base, is a terracotta kitchen utensil, topped with a cone-shaped lid. It allows food to be stewed, thus preserving its flavors and benefits. In Morocco the tagine is a family sharing style dish, which is eaten…
Bulgur pilaf : your new to – go recipe
Hey there! Today, I’m thrilled to share with you a vibrant and healthy dish : my take on Bulgur Pilaf. This dish is bursting with delightful flavours and textures. It…
Spring rolls – Gordon Ramsay.
Spring rolls, or "gỏi cuốn," originate from Vietnam and are a delightful burst of fresh ingredients. These tasty treats feature crispy vegetables, aromatic herbs, and can include shrimp, pork, or…
Coffee and pecan financiers – Ottolenghi
Summer is here, and it's the perfect time to cool off with some frozen delights! But when we talk about ice cream, we also mean a wonderful use of egg…
Amarena cherry ice cream – Christophe Felder.
Enjoy a delicious Amarena cherry ice cream, a creation by one of my favorite chefs, Christophe Felder, from his book “Les glaces qui rafraîchissent et qu’on adore,” this recipe is…
Feta and spinach spanakopita.
Ohhhh, I miss Greece too much! I have wonderful memories of this beautiful country. The delicious cuisine tantalizes my taste buds, but it’s the warm and welcoming culture that fills…
Amore di Polenta – Michaël Bartocelli.
Hello, hello! I know, I haven’t shared a recipe in a while, but I promise today’s recipe will be worth the wait. I want to tell you about this fabulous…
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Babka is gripping the baking scene includeing me. Babka is made from a twisted brioche dough that once mastered, you can let your imagination run wild. With chocolate, almond or pistachio cream, gianduja or even matcha, and why not a salted…
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London or in my opinion “the amazing city of London”, is a city that I adored for several reasons, its vibe, architecture, history and its diversity, and I would like to return there as soon as possible, especially the summer.…
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This is not Chef Ottolenghi’s first recipe on my blog and it certainly won’t be the last, I have to say that I have never been disappointed with his recipes. All of his recipes are original and full of flavor. Thanks…
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If it were up to me, I would make brioche every week, but with the amount of butter some brioche have, that’s just not possible. I have to admit, it tastes so good and the smell when cooked is just overwhelming. And…
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Eggplant caviars and eggplant salads are quite popular throughout the Middle East, North Africa and certain European countries. Among the most popular, « Baba Ghanoush » or « Moutabel » orignally from levantine cuisine, In Greece and Cyprus « melitzanosalata », « ajvar » from the Balkan, Georgian « badrijnis…
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I have always said that cuisine reflects the culture, traditions and even history of each country. And while preparing this article, I myself learned new things about the history of my country. Throughout its history, Morocco has been a crossroads of…