- Pancakes 3minutes

I am in my favourite city, the one I feel I belong to, the busy, crazy and thrilling London. I want to make the most of it so time for me to go back to my friends, my habits, my usuals and favourites…. I am running a bit, on the move I maid those 3 […]

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- Peach cobbler

So I had my first peach cobbler last week…. It was dry, tasted yeast and the peaches were tasteless. Knowing that, you can be sure that I ‘m not going to give you the restaurant name.  My friends all agreed that it was not a real peach cobbler while I couldn’t really say anything except […]

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- A pretty way to present melon and prosciutto

I couldn’t be a vegetarian, just because of that : prosciutto.  I’ve always loved it and had the chance to taste some of the most delicious in the world, from Parma, from Corsica, the famous patta negra from Spain…. It’s just divine. The name prosciutto is Italian and regions have different variety and can take […]

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- My homemade bounty bars

All it take is 3 ingredients and 5min. Yes, that’s all it takes to make these delicious, exotic Bounty bars.  The first coconut/dark chocolate bars called ‘Mounds’ were made in 1920 and sold only in the US.  Mars created a similar candy in the 50′ and marketed it internationnally first with milk chocolate then with […]

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- Justina’s cookies

I wanted again, to start this post with : ‘once upon a time’ as you know that I love to start my stories that way, but I don’t want to sound boring but really… this story deserves a ‘once upon a time’… so… Once upon a time, a girl coming from Lithuania freshly arrived in […]

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- The magic rhubarb biscuit

For someone who doesn’t have a sweet tooth, I realize that lately, I baked quiet a lot.  I am a bit late on my blogging schedule, it’s because I was waiting for the rhubarb to come 🙂 That’s one good thing done as the rhubarb is here, the season has started and it doesn’t last […]

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- The 10 minutes killer cake

What I love is when I make up my own recipe and that turns out delicious.  Late for a picnic last week (yes in San Francisco we can sometimes do picnics in March, sorry guys) as It was a last minute picnic kind of, I made a farro salad and this delicious cake.  The original […]

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- Lemon jam with poppy seeds

I am doing pretty good with my daily routine. For those who follow me, you probably heard (read) about the experiments i’m doing on me, for you.  I still do my weekly, once a day homemade facemask (this week is tomato paste week) oil pulling,  lemon toner…. I still pack my plate with healthy, super […]

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- Sweet potato pie from Abby Fisher, 1881

 I was planning on giving you the recipe of my sweet potato cake but in between, i heard about Abby Fisher.  Abby Fisher was the first African-American known to have published a cook book. That makes ‘ What Mrs Abby knows about Southern cuisine, soups, pickles…’ the oldest book known written by a former slave. […]

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- 2017 wishes and late pumpkin pie

I made my very first and tasted my very first pumpkin pie (my own) late November.  I couldn’t really compare with any other as it was my first one.  It was made with fresh pumpkin as it is something more normal for me, then I fund out that most people make it with pumplin in […]

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- Chocolate cream pots

It’s been a while that I haven’t talked about chocolate. It has to stop. Actually I don’t talk about chocolate much as, as I said in a few of my post I am a cheater, I love tampered chocolate, the milk one and above all, the white chocolate. The most fatted one, the less natural […]

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- Fruits croquettes with leftover pulp

In my  new flat, there is my new kitchen and in this new kitchen, my new kitchen tools.  So happy to have a juicer and go back to a routine left in London 1 year ago, so happy to think that my greyish complexion will make place to a pinky-healthy skin color thanks to the […]

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- One of the healthiest food on the planet

Endorsed by the hottest stars, packed with nutrients, source of protein and calcium (4 x more than milk) the chia seeds are one of the healthest food on the planet.  Native of Mexico and Guatemala, chia seeds are coming from a plant, categorized under the mint family, the name derived from the Aztecs Nahuatl chian […]

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- Canelés s’il vous plait !

When I think about canelés, I think about the smell first.  Divine smell of vanilla, caramel… the kind of smell that brings you straight back to your childhood and when I was coming back from school, my mum always behind the stove, enchanted the kitchen with beautiful smells… Canelés are those little cute things, brown […]

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- Olive oil and chocolate gâteau

I am in a sweet period which is not very often.  I also felt the need to cook something and the laziness of not going further than my kitchen.  So I made this chocolate and olive oil cake with almonds and pine nuts. Why olive oil ? Because I don’t have butter anymore. You know […]

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- To make apples more exciting

I’ve always found apple a bit boring… I’ve tried different ways to eat them. In winter I always have to push myself to eat fruit because apart from the usual banana, orange and pear, there’s nothing very exciting.  I found a recipe called ‘March jam’. The name doesn’t really matter as, as you know me,  I […]

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- Clafoutis mango-coco

Voilà, voilà…. Here we are… The cherry season has just started… But not in UK yet. Clafoutis is one of my favourite cake, while I am waiting for the cherries to be fully in season, bordeaux, chubby and juicy to make a classical French clafoutis, I made an exotic one with mango and coconut milk. […]

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- Avocado tarts

Because normal people are on a long bank holiday week-end, doesn’t mean that others like me, the abnormal,are. It doesn’t matter, I will have my revenge as I will be off when you will be at the office. So while you are gallivanting in London, France or somewhere else in the world I made this […]

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- Baklavas my way

Last Saturday, I went to the Borough market in London. I hadn’t been for a while and I stopped to a middle-east restaurant, Arabica, where I wouldn’t go if I were you. So disappointing. I had to resend the uncooked chicken, the waiter explained that it’s because they are corn-fed that we can eat it […]

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- Gâteau à la polenta

On peut le dire, le Printemps est là ! On ne met plus le chauffage, les fenêtres restent ouvertes, le soleil entre et brille sur ma table où je prends mon petit-déjeuner… Le Printemps c’est ça aussi, ces petites choses de la vie de tous les jours qui nous font sourire et apprécier ce que […]

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- Polenta cake

We can tell now that Spring is here ! We don’t put the heating on anymore, the windows stay open, the sun come through and shine on my table where I have breakfast. Spring is also that, little things of everyday life that make us smile and be thankful for what we have. Before strawberries […]

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- Cherries, cherry tomatoes and thyme clafoutis

I heard deep fried… It can’t be that… It must be a professional deformation and the lack of sleep.The commentator in Wimbledon was talking about Venus Williams who was moaning so loud after one hour game. So no it can’t be deep fried, I doubt that Venus Williams has a calamari and aioli diet for […]

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- Matcha tea panna cotta

I was thinking about smells today. I hope that if not all my senses are overdeveloped, at least my taste and smell are. And Spring, oh Spring… the best season for smells… Trees are in bloom, smell of jasmine, lawn freshly cut… My strawberries are also out in my garden in their most beautiful red […]

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- Chocolate derivative and brownie

I am not a real chocolate amateur, I like dark chocolate, I love milk chocolate and I adore the tamper one, white chocolate. White chocolate is the less natural one, they even call it chocolate derivative…oups! It’s full of butter and milk and doesn’t contain any antioxidant (the one I glorified on my post on […]

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- Spring time, joy and grenadine

Spring makes me so dizzy with joy, it is the end of the pomegranate season but the beginning of loads of colorful, deliciously beautiful fruits. Spying at work again but this time behind the bar while the bartender was making its own grenadine syrup. OMG! Grenadine ? The real one? The one I miss since […]

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- Rhubarb time ! Finally !!!

Rhubarb looks like celery a bit, but pink…cuter. Originally from North Asia known as a medicinal plant, the rhubarb has been introduced in Europe by Marco Polo. Considered as a vegetable we consume the stalk only as the leaves are toxic. Raw, cooked, with salt or sugar to palliate its acidity. It’s commonly cooked for […]

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- Churros and Carribean hot chocolate

As promised here is a recipe for churros and Caribbean hot chocolate, we need comfort food still now in Spring, because London and most part of Europe are still freezing. Let’s be patient and drink hot chocolate with rum, we have an excuse it’s so cold ! Churros (for 20 small) Ingredients : -250 ml […]

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- Floating island with Carambar

Nice, where time goes slowly, where ‘apero’ is a religion and where elderly walk their dog on the ‘Promenade des Anglais’ I am writing from my second office, my sister’s terrace. I am here for a very quick sun blush and for the carnival. Yes, in Nice we have a carnival. All right, it is […]

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- Heart to share

St. Valentine’s Day began as a liturgical celebration of one or more early Christian saints named Valentinus. The most popular martyrology associated with Saint Valentine was that he was imprisoned for performing weddings for soldiers who were forbidden to marry. During his imprisonment, he is said to have healed the daughter of his jailer Asterius. […]

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- Irish apple and whisky cake

One of my client is ‘Pall Mall Fine Wine’. I make cakes, sweets and other little treats for their events. Tonight is whisky tasting… My mission is to make cakes and chocolate mousse with whisky. It is perfect timing as I am in my ‘I am craving for sugar’ period. Strange as I normally don’t […]

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- Christmas treat

One of my greatest pleasures in life is to spend hours at a table, eating with friends and family… That’s why I am always so excited when Christmas is coming. There will be serious cooking this year, my sister and I wi cheap viagra ll put the apron on. She is passionate and meticulous so […]

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- Raw foodists

So…. After 10 days (ok, more than 10 days) away from what I like to do most, my blog, I am back. My sister came to London for my birthday. A few parties, a lot of food and far too much wine and champagne, I am back to cialis price normal, healthy food, sport and […]

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- Blueberry clafoutis

It is Autumn today… Are coming seasonal fruits and vegetables as baies, figs and the whole squashes family… One of my favorite dessert is clafoutis and I think that I found the viagra order perfect blueberry clafoutis recipe. Bon appétit ! Serves 6 -300g blueberries – 40g butter (+5g for the baking tin) -4 eggs […]

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- Summer in a jar

Summer is nearly over… To extend it, let’s put our summer fruits in a jar… Peaches, apricots, cherry tomatoes burst with sunshine… Just for fun, I also made pickled radishes, per viagra in the uk fect for aperitif or to go with meat. For the tomatoes : It can be ‘normal’ tomatoes, cherry tomatoes… Wash […]

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- Food tasting and chouquettes

It is done, I will do it today : My first canapés tasting. It usually takes me a while to pass over my fears and my questions : ‘Will they all show up ? Will they like my food ? Will I mess up one of my recipe and I will be late and it […]

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- Pears tart and exorbitant coffee

I have always found crazy to pay £2.50 for a latte…. Sometimes I feel like I am in my home town on the ‘Côte d’Azur’ where traders double their prices in July and August because tourists arrive. So I feel a bit like a tourist except that I am not one. If tourists are considered […]

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- The pain of not being a pastry chef

I don’t have a sweet tooth, that’s also why I don’t bake a lot… When I do so, I try to do it properly in sort of taking pictures and if they look good enough to add them on my website. I tried last week a new recipe : ‘Grapefruit and pepper meringue tartlets’. I […]

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- Happy be-late Easter everyone !!!

A lot of ‘normal’ people had a long and cosy 4 days off week-end for Easter… While others, like me, worked on Good Friday, Saturday from 3pm to 3am… And Easter Monday as well. There are however a lot of advantages, the restaurant was quieter so I had time to spy on chefs in the […]

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