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How to cook scallops- Vanilla Scallops , Sweet potato & cinnamon puree
Hello foodies,
Happy festive season and I hope this will find you well and ready to gather around the table with friends, love ones, your pet(s) or just yourself.
So, I have been reflecting the last few weeks on how was Christmas dinner for me as a child. Yes, I said dinner because in France most people celebrate on the evening of the 24th and keep going on the 25th for a long lunch. Growing up in a modest working-class family, Christmas dinner was a time of opulence of food and delicacy. What I mean by that? It was a dinner that you look forward for the entire year. Most people can now afford produce like brioche, smoked salmon, foie gras, oysters, scallops, prawns and even champagne. But once upon a time in France that was not accessible to a lot of people. So, Christmas’s Dinner was “epic”, an evening of gathering of family and friends where everyone was jolly, ready to feast on an amazing food and drink champagne.
Bon Appetit
Frenchy
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Thank you and Bon Appetit
David
Hola amantes de la comida,
Feliz temporada festiva y espero que esto le encontrará bien y listo para reunirse alrededor de la mesa con amigos, seres queridos, sus mascotas o simplemente a sí mismo.
Así que, he estado reflexionando las últimas semanas sobre cómo fue la cena de Navidad para mí cuando era niño. Sí, dije la cena porque en Francia la mayoría de la gente celebra la noche del 24 y sigue el día 25 para un largo almuerzo. Al crecer en una modesta familia de clase trabajadora, la cena de Navidad fue una época de opulencia de la comida y la delicadeza. ¿A qué me refiero con eso? Fue una cena que esperas con ansias durante todo el año. La mayoría de la gente ahora puede permitirse productos como brioche, salmón ahumado, foie gras, ostras, vieiras, langostinos e incluso champán. Pero había una vez en Francia que no era accesible para mucha gente. Por lo tanto, la cena de Navidad fue épica, una noche de reunión de familiares y amigos donde todos estaban alegres, listos para deleitarse con una comida increíble y beber champán.
Bon Appetit
Frenchy
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INGREDIENTS:
• 1 egg
• 1 teaspoon of salt
• 1 spoon (tea) of sugar
• 1 tablespoon (soup) of baking powder
• 2 tablespoons of oil
• 1/2 cup (tea) of milk
• 1 cup (tea) of wheat flour
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A ridiculous weakness for me, and hopefully you...... cornbread. I am ever praying when I make it that there will be leftovers for the morning, or to take to the studio with a salad for my lunch. If you are making a Sunday breakfast and bacon is included, do keep the drippings... nothing to waste, my loves! Use those in all their glory as a luscious fat to coat your pan... bits and all... simply perfection! If sour cream is not what you want to use, try to substitute a can of creamed corn... You can rather freely make this your own... it is effortlessly changed depending on what you have in your pantry. Some shredded sharp cheddar is also quite lovely. I know many don't use any sugar or flour in their cornbread... I do like a touch of both in mine. (Clearly I am not a purist here!) I will say for best results a cast iron pan or skillet is ideal... I use my grandmother's... I don't let anyone near it with a drop of water... (Even after 17 years of marriage I still tell John not to wash it.) I merely wipe it out and she is so divinely seasoned I just want to lick it! However, don't let my pan obsession stop you from making this, use what you have... all will be well. Now for the butter... again, I want to bathe in it... one stick could be used just for my serving alone... I know quite gluttonous of me. This too is a good place to fool around... you name it, you can create nearly any tantalizing butter to serve on this scrumptious cornbread. Even a simple honey butter is perfection.
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