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Tag Archives: french home cookbook
A winter warmer: Alsacian baeckeoffe
I discovered baeckeoffe when I lived in Strasbourg for a year and, whereas other students headed mostly for Paris or the south, I headed east, not because I was particularly imaginative but because I had friends there. It did my French accent the … Continue reading
Posted in One pot, Wheat-free
Tagged Alsace, baeckeoffe recipe, french home cookbook, winter stew
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How to feel rich for a quid: chilled pea and mint soup
I’ve just spent the last four Fridays cooking and demonstrating recipes from The French Home Cookbook at Divertimenti (I’m still on their website as I type) and this, along with parmesan shortbread and chocolate marquise (both to come, I promise) was one … Continue reading
Poach my Lobster, or how I started my own cookbook publisher
A long long time ago, in a galaxy far away or, rather, in Cambridgeshire I was given a copy of The Pooh Cook Book. Here it is and there, on the endpapers, is my name and address and proof that I … Continue reading
Posted in Poach my Lobster, The Cook Shelf
Tagged BHV, FNAC, french home cookbook, French recipes, Héloïse Martel, Poach my Lobster, publishing, simple recipes
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