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The Mayonnaise sauce

Mayonnaise is part of the basic sauce of the French repertoire. it is easy to make following few simple steps… From it you can create many derivatives sauces such as, Tartare, aioli, anchovies, truffle, cocktail, rouille……. Ideal to use as a dipping sauce or a dressing for your salads, potato and rice salads. The Mayonnaise is reported to be invented …

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Chantilly Cream

The Chantilly cream is one of the most used cream as a filling or topping for any kind of cake, pastries or ice cream all around the world. It is a popular cream as it is soft, aerated, light in texture and full of rich vanilla flavour. It is recognized as one of the most, if not the most popular …

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Vanilla Sponge-Genoise the base of many cakes

Recipe ingredients and step by step instructions at https://cookingwithfrenchy.com/recipes/vanilla-sponge-genoise-a-base-for-many-cakes/ Sponge cake is a light aerated cake made with eggs, flour and sugar, sometimes leavened with baking powder. Sponge cakes (genoise/genoese), leavened with beaten eggs, originated during the renaissance era and is a base for many cakes such as strawberry cake, naked cake style, festive cake, designer cakes. The basic whisked sponge cake does not contain …

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Cooking Greens-Brussels sprout

Hello Foodies, This week is about cooking green using the methods of cookery “blanching” and “refreshing”. An easy way to parboiled your vegetables and to maximize the preservation of colours, nutrients and vitamins. “Far out, Brussels sprouts”, I know some of you hate them and others love them. I must say growing up I hated them. They were often insipid, …

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