Posts tagged olives
A salad Niçoise unlike others – Salade Niçoise with broiled salmon skewer and tapenade tartine with poached egg
52 months ago
Une salade Niçoise pas comme les autres – Salade niçoise avec brochette de saumon grillé, et tartine de tapenade à l’oeuf poché
When you eat out, salades niçoises are always more or less the same, with minor variations from one restaurant to another…and often a little on the boring side. So after a [...]
When you have too much dough – Mini quiches with zucchini, olives, feta and mint, wholewheat crust with herbes de Provence
361 year ago
Quand on a des restes de pâte – Mini quiches aux courgettes, olives, feta et menthe, pâte brisée complète aux herbes de Provence
I made a large quiche just like those mini ones for a dinner party, and I had leftover dough…which I did not want to throw away. Why throw away food that you enjoyed [...]
Guest post – Green tea soba noodles with baby octopus, sundried tomatoes, seaweed and olives
122 years ago
Guest post – Soba au thé vert avec petits poulpes, tomates séchées, algues et olives
One of the greatest gentleman in the food blogsphere, Lazaro Bernal form Lazaro Cooks kindly requested me if I could guest post on his blog. Of course, I accepted with great enthusiasm and excitement. I think [...]
Fresh is so fresh – Eggplant caviar on tomato tartare and olive balsamic vinaigrette
192 years ago
Caviar d’aubergine sur tartare de tomates, vinaigrette d’olives noires et balsamique
Caviar d’aubergine is a typical French dish, but it does not mean it includes caviar in its ingredient list, it’s basically a vegan dish if you don’t add the parmesan on top. Eggplant caviar is made out of [...]
A "déjà vu" cake – Traditional French gruyère, green olives and ham cake
242 years ago
Un cake déjà vu – Cake traditionnel au gruyère, olives et jambon
Savory cakes are very popular in France, everyone has its own version and makes them for appetizers with drinks when you have a guests over. You cut them in small bites and pass them along with drinks. Usually, I don’t like to [...]
No I did not miss you – Roasted chicken thighs with lemon, herbs, olives and sunburst squash
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Non, tu ne m’as pas manqué - Cuisses de poulet rôties aux herbes, citron et olives à la courge
Since I don’t really eat meat, I know my blog lacks meat recipes, I figured that when I cook for some non-vegetarian people who do eat meat, I take the opportunity for putting up the recipe on the blog. [...]
Snapper or not snapper ? – Red snapper kebabs with orange and olive vinaigrette on fennel fondue
112 years ago
by silvia
in Fish/Seafood
Vous avez dit Vivaneau?- Brochettes de vivaneau grillé à la vinaigrette d’orange et olives sur fondue de fenouil
I went grocery shopping yesterday and again I went crazy with fish and seafood. I have always thought I knew what red snapper was in French…in my mind I had no doubt it was “rougets” [...]
Alain Ducasse's dumplings – Steamed tomato and olive dumplings with soy-balsamic dipping sauce
182 years ago
Les ravioles d’Alain Ducasse – Ravioles de tomate et olives vapeur, sauce soja et balsamique
Since I have been talking about alain Ducasse and that he is one of my favorite chefs, and one of the most prestigious in France with its 14 Michelin stars, I thought to present one of his recipes that [...]
Pretty Madeleine and Stanislas – Savory madeleines with oregano, gruyère and olives
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La jolie Madeleine et Stanislas – Madeleines aux olives, origan et gruyère
After a sunny and perfect weekend, not too much breeze, not too hot, just perfect day of hanging out with a friend, I realized that when people drop by, I never have snacks to offer them. I rarely snack or buy snacks, so [...]
The fake crêpe readjusted – Socca stuffed with peppery greens, olives and goat cheese
172 years ago
La fausse crêpe réajustée – Socca farcie à la roquette, chicorée, olives et chèvre frais
It looks like a crêpe, but is not one. It’s made out of chick pea flour and quite a popular little snack in the South of France. Actually there is an Italian version of it called “Farinata” or “Cecina” [...]
