Oh my God, I'm always late with blogging.
It was already Sunday that I made a new 1000 recipes dish from Belgium.
Chicons au Gratin
First of all, I don't like chicory very much. But as I 'vepromised myself, I'm going to try every dish except for the tripes.
Well it wasn't all that bad, I guess. The chicory was still a little bitter, but drowned in cheese and sauce only half that bad. I made a roux, which I usally ruin, but this time it was fine! It tastes like I could inject butter directly into my veins, but hey... it had vegetables, right?!
All you need to do ... make a roux, stirr in milk, wrap chicory in ham, put it in a casserole, pour over the sauce and cheese and bake! Done!
Maybe I should also blog about other things than cooking to fill this blog. Let's see.
Tomorrow will be codfish!
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Friday, March 11, 2011
Chicory Gratin
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Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Salade Liègoise and Kempen Powerbroth
Saturday, I've made the first meals from 1000 recipes and it started with Belgian Salade Liègoise and Kempen Powerbroth ... well I'm sure bouillon is the proper term, but powerbroth is the literal translation from German.
So, what gives you the power from the broth ... I have no idea! It consists of like 1 ton of white beans ... and mainly that. You put in some extra leek, bacon (you need Ardennes bacon, but try to find that), Croûtons and that's it. Simple, fast and quite dull. I couldn't eat it up...
The salat was very interesting, I've never had cold potatoes in one. Well of course, I'm German and we love potatoe salat, but there needs to be some mayonnaise or yoghurt or vinegar and oil in it. I actually think for Germans having cold potatoes is like running someone over...
It wasn't that bad actually, but I also couldn't eat it up, too. Well, I was also quite ill and happy to just eat something!
Beans, potatoes and yeah ... bacon.
Tomorrow "Bifteck Sauté Au Beurre" with "Petits Pois Frais à l'Anglaise" and "Purée De Pommes De Terre à l'Ail".
So, what gives you the power from the broth ... I have no idea! It consists of like 1 ton of white beans ... and mainly that. You put in some extra leek, bacon (you need Ardennes bacon, but try to find that), Croûtons and that's it. Simple, fast and quite dull. I couldn't eat it up...
The salat was very interesting, I've never had cold potatoes in one. Well of course, I'm German and we love potatoe salat, but there needs to be some mayonnaise or yoghurt or vinegar and oil in it. I actually think for Germans having cold potatoes is like running someone over...
It wasn't that bad actually, but I also couldn't eat it up, too. Well, I was also quite ill and happy to just eat something!
Beans, potatoes and yeah ... bacon.
Tomorrow "Bifteck Sauté Au Beurre" with "Petits Pois Frais à l'Anglaise" and "Purée De Pommes De Terre à l'Ail".
Labels:
1000 recipes,
bacon,
French,
Julia Child,
Mastering The Art Of French Cooking,
potatoes,
salat,
soup,
White Beans
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