Showing posts with label homemade yogurt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homemade yogurt. Show all posts

Saturday, 20 April 2013

Apricot treat and homemade yogurt

What’s going on in Pauline-Cuisine?

Sorry for my absence from last week but I was badly ill and I couldn’t go out to my bed and cook, so no new recipes went on going and all my grocery that I have ordered became out of date, so that is a pity, no strength for cooking and no food. I am a little poor thing :)

Anyway, as I had difficulty to eat, I focused on what I like the most and guest what! That is the sweet food. In my bed, I though about something that I usually saw in a famous French bakery in London: that is apricot in puff pastry. So I just try to imagine how to do it, I saw a friend to eat it so I had an idea of how to do it. When I feel a little bit better, I went out my bed and I defrost a puff pastry dough. When the dough was ready, I have prepared a frangipane and I took some apricots in a can and I began to do this little sweet thing. It was really delicious and I feel a little bit better after eating it. The frangipane was perfect with the apricot and you can choose the size of your dough in function of as sweet tooth as you are. Take the opportunity of the weekend for trying this quick and delicious treat or dessert.

The second recipe that I wanted to share with you is the one of homemade yogurt. I enjoy doing my yogurt and manage all the various taste of them. When I have checked my website two weeks ago I saw that I didn’t share with you the simple homemade yogurt, the one that you need for doing the yogurt cake with chocolate touch, so it is time to share with you this recipe. And if you have bored of the natural one, don’t hesitate to try the Homemade Guava yogurt or the Homemade Pineapple yogurt.

I wish you a nice week and see you next week with new recipes a little bit more Asian.

Wednesday, 29 August 2012

Homamade Guava yogurt and Fried Beef with Red chilies

What’s cooking in Pauline-Cuisine ?

10 months after the official birth of Pauline-Cuisine, I decided to renew it with a new design, themed categories and friendly navigation way. I let you discover all these new things such as a button that allows you to print the recipe, new sharing buttons…

Let’s discover, enjoy and comment everything. Don’t hesitate to contact me by email in order to give me your feedback about this new website and the different things that you would like to have for becoming an addict to my delicious and easy recipes website.

The main objective of this website is to share with you my easy French recipes, I know I missed it these last few weeks but I didn’t forget you and I will give you 2 new recipes for this week:  Homemade Guava yoghurt and Fried Beef with chilies.
The Guava jam is another delicious discovery from Petite Douceur, a self employed girl that is specialized on creating jam with exotic fruits. After the Pineapple jam (here is the recipe of Homemade Pineapple Yoghurt), I have enjoyed this tasty, exotic and innovative jam. Petite Douceur Guava jam is really fabulous with homemade yoghurt… I will enjoy it until clearing the pot and order a new one of course :)

The second recipe: Fried Beef with red chilies is an outsider recipe on my website. But it is too difficult to live in London and didn’t try to do some oversea recipes. I am a huge fan of this dish when I eat in a Chinese restaurant. The first time, I was really impressed by the way to serve this dish, still sizziling. So, I decided to recreate this delicious dish in my “Cuisine” and share with you my recipe. It is great, I let you try it and let post comments about it.

At the end, I would like to spotlight my News department, where I will post articles regarding my cookery discoveries. For my first article I chose to speak about a new bilingual magazine: Fricote; from Fricote magazine to making my homemade "Jaffa Cake". I let you discover it, and don’t hesitate to share some ideas about it.

I wish you a nice week. See you new week with a delicious seasonal recipe: Stuffed Tomatoes.