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Recipe for Basil Magazine – Pipérade revisited with polenta crostino and quail egg

posted August 01, 2010 in Citron et Vanille

Recette pour le Magazine Basil – Pipérade revisitée, crostino de Polenta et oeuf de caille I was thrilled to submit this recipe to Basil Magazine, an online magazine on food and lifestyle, since I have had my interview published in their Au (read full article)

The Incredible Invisible Egg

posted July 09, 2010 in Books That Cook

Posted by TheFoodGeek Have you ever frozen a hard-boiled egg? No, that's too easy. A hard-boiled quail egg? The white of the egg turns transparent. Do you want to know why? Of course you do. Who wouldn't? (read full article)

quail’s egg shooters (+ the new hix cookbook reviewed)

posted July 05, 2010 in gourmet traveller

It’s been a blissful week off blogging (I felt a break was deserved after the back-to-back Paris posts), but with a teetering tower of cookbooks awaiting reviews and a fast-growing backlog, I can slack no longer. First up from the lengthy list (read full article)

Nicoise Inspired Salad with Quail Eggs

posted July 05, 2010 in Chow and Chatter

This salad was so much fun, it is inspired by a Nicoise salad, from Nice in the South of France, the salad there often has eggs, green beans, anchovies and is so good. I saw these cute little quail eggs in the Asian store and thought they would be gr (read full article)

Running Away

posted June 29, 2010 in Iceberg to Arugula

Running Away is a post from: Iceberg to Arugula Last week was a rough one. Major projects due, sick child, avalanches of e-mails, presentations to prepare, assorted conference calls, laundry begging to be done and to cap it all off, the unexpected a (read full article)

Have you tried eating velvet? – Cream of fava bean and edamame with poached quail eggs

posted June 28, 2010 in Citron et Vanille

Avez-vous déjà mangé du velours – Crème de fèves et edamame aux oeufs de caille pochés Quail eggs are underused in my opinion…aren’t those adorable? l love those tiny and cute eggs, they’re so delicate with a very fragi (read full article)

Spinasse Restaurant Review

posted June 25, 2010 in Delishhh

Picture from Spinasse Website It’s been nearly a year since I came back to Spinasse a few new things changes.  The most important the communal tables were transformed into individual tables. I am not a fan of communal tables so this was great for (read full article)

Combination Laksa

posted June 20, 2010 in I SO HUNGRY

Laksa is my favourite spicy noodle soup dish and nothing beats a good soup like this during winter to warm up the body :).  It's a lovely dish that is full of contrasting flavours and the soup is attractive itself!  I usually go to Malaysia (read full article)

Chef Enzo ~ Le Cordon Bleu

posted June 20, 2010 in The Food Talk

My company organized a Hospitality and Tourism Fair at Pullman Hotel…. We invited the Le Cordon Bleu’s alumni, Chef Enzo to be doing cooking demonstration on the spot. But due to the hotel’s restrictions, the chef c (read full article)

Appalachian Roasted Quail

posted June 16, 2010 in My Grandmas Recipes

♥ Lovely little gem of a recipe that I found in Grandma’s collection of cookbooks. This particular recipe for Roasted Quail is from the Mountain Cookbook, which is a compilation of recipes from the Southern Appalachian’s. Gotta tell you (read full article)

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