Recipes
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Sauce Charcutière
Leftover charcuterie? Think again. This deeply flavourful sauce turns odds and ends into something entirely worth repeating.
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Ode to the 80's - Twice-Cooked Gruyère Soufflé
All the drama of a soufflé… without the emotional fallout. This twice-cooked version is light, cheesy and make-ahead friendly—so you can serve something impressive and still enjoy your own dinner...
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Chunky Pork and Sage Rillettes
Do-ahead entertaining hacks are a lifesaver at Christmas. Delicious little home-made morsels make entertaining a sinch and make you the host with the most. These rillettes are also a delightful...
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Coq au Vin
Coq au Vin is proof that humble ingredients can become something extraordinary with a little time, good wine and patience. This classic French dish slowly braises chicken with red wine,...
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Citron Tart
Tarte au Citron This tart is adapted from David Lebovitz's Citron Tart and, most importantly, his review and inclusion of a classic French pastry. As a very ad-hoc...
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Confit Garlic
Rainy weather and time inside at home are the perfect times to build flavour bombs for your pantry and refrigerator. Try confit garlic—it's so versatile and delicious!
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Confit Duck perfect for Autumnal cooking
Duck confit is a labour of love. Not so much because you 'labour' - time kind of does the work for you, but because it is a slow process to...
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Chocolate Guide: Couverture vs Compound | The Hunter’s Pantry
Not all chocolate is created equal — and yes, it matters.From couverture to compound, here’s what to use, when to use it, and why your baking depends on...