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Christophe Felder’s Congolese

Christophe Felder’s Congolese

This weekend, we were celebrating Auntie Nini and Uncle Didier’s 60th birthdays (a vast program, believe me!). For the occasion, I was in charge of making ” congolais“, those fluffy little coconut boulders.

Almond cookies to say thank you!

I don’t know if you give culinary gifts like I do, but I find it very practical. I have a very good cookie recipe: “Excuse me, I’m really sorry” (usually, the taste of butter makes the bitterness go away and people never stay angry for…

A complete guide to pastry doughs: recipes, tips and uses

Introduction Tart dough is the perfect foundation for creating sweet and savory wonders in your kitchen. Whether it’s a comforting apple tart, a savory quiche lorraine or an elegant tatin, the choice of pastry largely determines the success of your creation. In this article, we…

Crunchy blondie for a quick snack!

Phew… the germs really got the better of me this week (enjoy, guys, it won’t happen again!). Another recycling for this recipe I’d made for a tea party that didn’t take place after all. Too bad, though, because we still enjoyed the leftovers! You may…

Discover the I Love Cakes blog

Hi everyone! No recipe today as I’m still recovering a bit, but an interview with a blogger whose blog I love: I love cakes. Valérie’s blog is a clever blend of North American inspiration and classic French pastry that’s very much like me, which is…

Devil’s cake of death!

No, no, no announcement with this cake: I’ve still got a few months to go before I hit thirty! Even so, this is a rather special cake for me, as it’s my first real order. Some time ago, I received a kind email from Morgane…



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