Showing posts with label French cooking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label French cooking. Show all posts

Tuesday, 4 September 2012

Recipe of the week: Stuffed Tomatoes

What’s cooking in Pauline-Cuisine ?

This week was really busy and I had not enough time to cook, so I am a little bit frustrated. Anyway, I was busy because I promoted my company and my participation to the future Sunday Feats on Tuesday. Indeed, I will participate, with my business partner: Carib Gourmet, to the Sunday Feasts by Edible Experiences. The goal of this event is to give the opportunities to passionate cookers to cook for around 30 people each Sunday from September to October.  So, I will cook on the 18th of September at the School of Wok in London. If you would like to taste a French-Caribbean feast, don’t hesitate to book a seat. If you would like to know more about these Sunday Feats, don’t hesitate to read my article about it: From Pauline-Cuisine's home Kitchen  to School of Wok’s Kitchen.


As I promised in my August newsletter and in my last edito, this week, I will share with the recipe of Stuffed Tomatoes. It is one of my favorite dishes. It is not hard to do and I give in my recipe the recipe for doing your own stuffing. You can do it in a large portion and freeze it for eating after. Stuffed tomatoes are really nice for dinner and it is good for your lunch box, so it is worth the time spending to do it. Moreover, it’s a seasonal recipe, so enjoy it :)

Don’t hesitate to leave some comments about this recipe.

If you like tomatoes, you can also serve them as a starter with this easy recipe: tomato-mozzarella salad.

I wish you a nice week with tasty cooking experiences.  See you next week with a lunch box recipe: colorful lunch box salad.

Monday, 30 April 2012

Recipe of the week: Salmon quiche

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Hi everybody,


I am quite overbooked this time and I try to keep time to upload my website but it is tricky. Anyway, this week, I will give you the recipe of salmon quiche. It is a really easy and tasty recipe.


   
I discovered this recipe when I ate a dinner at a friend's home in Paris. She cooked this pie because she enjoys salmon and she cooked salmon in so many different ways. When I came back home, I tried to reproduce the taste and now I have the habit to cook this pie when I have some guests. Indeed, it is easy to eat because you can eat it with fingers, you can reheat it easily... It is a perfect recipe for lunch box too.

I enjoy the taste of salmon; it is one of my favorite fish, so I tried a lot of recipes with it. But sometimes it is not a success but sometimes is really nice and I share the recipe with you. If you are a regular visitor of my cooking website, perhaps you have already tried one of my salmon recipes. Did you post a comment?

   
   
If you are a new visitor, I encourage you to see my two others salmon recipes: the posh salmon toast (really nice for appetizers, it is fresh and the guests enjoy eating it) and the salmon in parcel (nice and light recipe, perfect dish for romantic dinner or treat for yourself).


I hope you will enjoy my new salmon recipe: salmon quiche. Try it and don’t hesitate to comment it.

See you next week with a fabulous bread recipe on Pauline-Cuisine.com

Thursday, 15 March 2012

Recipes of the week: Couscous and Panna Cotta with exotic fruits

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Hi everybody,


This week is a big week because I will share with you two recipes that were born after meeting great people. The first cooking recipe is a Couscous with vegetables and dried fruits that I discovered during a friend’s birthday party; the second one is a Panna Cotta with exotic fruits that I created after meeting a Caribbean girl.

   
Let's talk about the Couscous with vegetables and dried fruits. I discovered this amazing sweet mix when I went to a Moroccan restaurant for a friend’s birthday. When I ate the dish in a fabulous Moroccan ambiance, I thought I had to try to do the same thing in my kitchen. So, when I came back, I bought some dried fruits, check in my freezer if I can add more fruits and I create this recipe of couscous with vegetables and dried fruits. The value-added of the recipe is that you can easily bring it at the office for lunch. Reheating this dish is really easy and it is tasty.

The second recipe was born from another big meeting. A few months ago, I went to a meeting with a lot of young entrepreneurships in order to increase my networking and try to find some answers and tips for settling my catering business in London. I met at this evening a person who have settled a business that sale some Caribbean food (here her great website www.carib-gourmet.com). She asked me if I can create some recipes with Caribbean food. At the beginning, I was quite afraid because I really don’t know about this type of food. So, I went to the supermarket and I grabbed some Caribbean fruits and I tried to create something nice. In the same time, I discovered the Panna cotta. I heard a lot about it but I have never tried since that moment. It was a pity because it tastes really nice. So, I decided to match my Panna cotta discovery with these Caribbean fruits and the result was amazing: strong and sweet taste with a really beautiful presentation. I advise you to try the Panna Cotta with exotic fruits, it is really good and fresh for dessert.
   

Have a nice week and don’t hesitate to try and comment the recipes.
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