Filet mignon with prunes and caramelized apples
This filet mignon with prunes and caramelized apples is a generous and refined dish for the holiday’s season or for dinner among friends. Make it and see for yourselves!
Continue ReadingThis filet mignon with prunes and caramelized apples is a generous and refined dish for the holiday’s season or for dinner among friends. Make it and see for yourselves!
Continue ReadingThis vegan stew is really delicious! Putting together spices and herbs create a beautiful symphony which is even more surprising by adding the pastis at the end! It’s really delicious and worth the detour!
Continue ReadingA really easy chicken breast with a perfume of thyme! The lentils cream is used here as a side-dish and both recipes work well together! Give it a try ;-)
Continue ReadingA cream of lentls and mushrooms with thyme for a final result that is fine and tasteful. You can eat it alone or use it as a side dish!
Continue ReadingA navarin d’agneau is a French lamb casserole like no other! Veggies are beautifully cooked and the meat is tender and moist and has a wonderful flavor thanks to thyme, rosemary and wine! It’s really good :-) Give it a try and you will not be disappointed!
Continue ReadingA cream of mushrooms that is easy and really good! Mushrooms are cooked in a pan with a little bit of olive oil, some garlic and some thyme! It’s a fine cream that can be used as a side dish or during the aperitif! You chose!
Continue ReadingThis is a very French and extraordinary roast pork with an extraordinary and light sauce! It’s cooked on top of veggies (carrots, onions and garlic) with white wine, thyme and bay leaf :-) Thanks to its way of cooking, it’s moist and tender and above all easy to make! It really worth the detour!
Continue ReadingA tomato crumble with black olives, parmesan and breadcrumbs! Very easy and quickly cooked!
Continue ReadingSavory sablés are like salted shortbreads! In this version, they come with parmesan and are flavored with thyme! Super easy and rather quick! You just need to leave the butter out enough time to soften, and that’s all!
Continue ReadingThe vigneronne sauce is rather simple to make and has very nice perfumes and flavor! It goes very well with beef, and croutons with shallots bring some crunchiness but are even better with the sauce and the meat! It’s a recipe coming from the Ritz in Paris and its school called “Escoffier”! It certainly worth the detour!
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