Reading Time: 3 minutesIngredients: In a bowl, mix 280g of flour, with 50g of sugar, and the salt. In a cup, mix 60g melted butter with the milk and 60ml of water, the mix should be lukewarm when you add the yeast and leave for 5min. Mix with the rest, then add the… Read More »Brioche (recipe)
Reading Time: 4 minutesIt’s a bit early this year but I baked one today and thought I’d share the recipe. (direct access to the recipe) Where does it come from? From the Middle Ages in France, the Epiphany has been celebrated with a cake: la galette des rois, literally the King’s cake. The… Read More »Galette des rois (French recipe)
This is something I used to do at kids parties: do your own ice cream.
No need for a fancy machine, just two ingredients.
We have a lot of dandelions in the garden, and I thought I’d give Dandelion honey a try.
These days, you need to make every bag of yeast count! So here is an easy recipe for Hazelnut bread.
As this blog is mostly for me to have things ready to share, I might as well add recipes as people often ask me for them.
This one is really easy, no bread maker needed.
