A la mode frangourou

A French Australian look at food

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Hearty winter delights 4: Creole and Cajun

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Made a lovely Louisiana style meal the other day: my version of shrimp Creole for an entrée and version of salmon in Cajun court bouillon ...
Monday, July 23, 2012

Succulently simple entrée

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Tasmanian salmon is one of my favourite fish; it lends itself so well to all kinds of dishes, both hot and cold. Here's one of my favo...
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Sunday, July 8, 2012

Hearty winter delights 3: Buckwheat kasha

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I've often read about this dish in Russian novels and fairy-tales but never tried it before today. Basically kasha can be a kind of po...
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Wednesday, July 4, 2012

Introducing a great new French-Australian magazine

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It was very exciting the other day to get my first copy of a brand-new and wonderful new magazine, French Living, which perfectly fits the...
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Thursday, June 21, 2012

Hearty winter delights 2: monastery fish

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This is my version of a Russian classic which as its name indicates was first created by monks, for consumption during Lent--which in Russ...
Friday, June 15, 2012

Hearty winter delights 1: boudin(black pudding)

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It's really winter now, with frosty mornings, sharply bright or grimly grey raw days, and thermometer-plunging nights. A time of crack...
Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Guest post: Belinda Murrell's unforgotten pearl of a cake

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Sydney writer Belinda Murrell is the author of several thrilling adventure and fantasy novels for children, including The Sun Sword T...
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Sophie Masson
I'm the author of many novels, mostly for children and teenagers. And I'm a proud frangaroo!
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