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Tasty Susu Chicken Casserole
by Madame Germaine
I've wanted her recipe for a long time, the chicken casserole of my Jordanian "sister" Susu. In fact, it's called Saniyah and it's a full pan that ...
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Dewi salad in Bali
by Madame Germaine
For me, this salad represents everything about Bali. It's naturally beautiful and it tastes like heaven!
In Bali I found a little corner of paradi...
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4 corn toppings for a corn roast around the world!
by Anne Rouleau
Who says August says corn and above all, corn roast party! To make a change from traditional corn roasts, here are some ideas to pimp your corn!
By...
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Valpellinenze soup from Colette
by Anne Rouleau
Colette is a charming Quebecer who has also become an Italian who lives in Saint-Pierre, in the Aosta Valley, well perched in the Alps. A charmi...
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Hyacinth express vegetable couscous
by Anne Rouleau
For about 6 people
4 tbsp. tbsp olive oil
1 onion, minced
2 cloves of garlic, finely chopped
2 carrots, cut into matchsticks
2 mini turnip...
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Simple Explosive Chicken Caesar
by Anne Rouleau
What a world classic! But did you know that the famous Caesar salad comes from Mexico? To learn more about the history of this salad known around ...
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Sujuk eggs (with leftover fondue meat!!)
by Anne Rouleau
A classic Turkish breakfast!! Eggs with Sucuk (pronounced Sudjouk) sausage, a well-seasoned sausage with a unique taste. Difficult to find here, an...
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Pasta with fresh tomatoes
by Anne Rouleau
The best things are in simplicity.
So here it is, simply. Tomato pasta!
For about 4 people
400 g of pasta (e.g.: cappellini, fettuccine…)
4 medium...
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Fig pizza as good as life
by Anne Rouleau
She tastes the sky. And Middle Eastern figs are pure elixir. I will therefore dedicate it in honor of peace between Palestine and Israel, and an in...
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The Ultimate Thai Salad
by Anne Rouleau
Need sun? Want freshness? This indulgent salad may not be authentically Thai, but it's absolutely delicious (and easy to make).
Here are the ingred...
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The winning duo: Keftas-hummus
by Anne Rouleau
A winning duo with its extra flavours, its simplicity and its dose of protein! Powww!
Accompany me with a little fattoush salad
(the reci...
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Keftas: around the world in one bite
by Anne Rouleau
I have eaten it in so many countries. Everyone makes them their own way, with their own mix of spices. So me too!
The famous keftas, which can be e...
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