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Abricot pie

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Preparation time: 10 minutes
Cooking time: 45 minutes in the oven thermostat 200 degrees
Difficulty: Very easy
Ingredients (for 6 persons):
- 10 abricots
- 20cl of double cream
- 50 gr of sugar
- 1 tablespoon of vanilla sugar
- 2 eggs
- 250 gr of rolled puff pastry (if is quicker if you take the pastry already rolled)
- 1 tablespoon of breadcrumbs

Unroll the puff pastry and put in on a pie tin.

Spread the bradcrumbs on the pastry. It will absord some of the abricot juice so your pie will not be too dry.

Stone the abricots and arrange them, opened, on the pastry.

In a bowl, mix together the eggs, the sugar, the vanilla sugar and the cream. Pour this sauce on the abricots.

Put the pie in the oven and cook it at thermostat 200 degrees for around 45 minutes, until the sauce gets a goldy colour.

Tip: serve this pie with a scope a vanilla ice cream… it is not good for your weight, but it is really yummy for your taste buds :)

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Christmas biscuits / Christmas sablés

21 déc

These Christmas biscuits / sablés are as easy to bake than to eat! And they are also fun to make alone or with children and friends! I hope that they will help creating a warm and Christmasy atmosphere inside your home!

Preparation time: 1 hour 30 minutes(10 minutes for the dough, then 1 hour rest in the fridge, and 20 minutes for making the biscuits)
Cooking time: 10 minutes in the oven thermostat 180 degrees
Difficulty: Very easy
Ingredients (for around 30 biscuits):
- 500 gr of flour
- 180 of sugar
- 2 eggs
- 250 gr of butter
- 1 teaspoon of vanilla sugar

Leave the butter out of the fridge for at least 30 minutes (better 1 hour) so it softens. If you don’t have time, just put it for 2 minutes into the microwave.

Mix all the ingredients together: flour, eggs, sugar, butter and vanilla sugar. Start with a spoon, and then mix the dough with your fingers to make it homogeneous. It needs to be a bite sticky not too much! If it sticks too much on your fingers, add a bite of flour.

Put the dough in e fridge for one hour so it will become more compact and easy to spread.

Put some flour on the table and spread the dough. It should be around 3-4 millimeters high. Take some cookie cutters and design some Christmas figures on the dough. Christmas trees, reindeers, snowmen, leave your imagination decide!

Put the little figures in a pan go into oven and cook for around 10 minutes thermostat 180 degrees (when the figures have a goldy color, they are ready!). Enjoy and have a Merry Christmas!!

Tip: you can decorate your Christmas sables with jam, icing or chocolate…. And don’t hesitate to change your cookie cutters to serve them also outside the Christmas period, they are too good to be eaten only once a year!!

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British Flapjacks

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I know that this website’s name is My French Cooking, which assume that I will put only French recipes on it. But this recipe is so good that I have to share it with you! I have to admit that traditional British  flapjacks are not the more healthy food, they contain lots of sugar (golden syrup) and butter! But they are so yummy!!

Preparation time: 5 minutes

Cooking time: 15 minutes

Difficulty: Very Easy

Ingredients (for 6 people):

-          100 gr of butter

-          3 tablespoons of brown sugar

-          3 tablespoons of golden syrup (or honey or maple syrup if you can’t find golden syrup)

-          200 gr of oats

Melt the butter in a pan with the brown sugar and the golden syrup. Then add the oats and put the dough obtained in a dish. Cook for about 15 minutes in the hoven thermostat 180 degrees. This is it, you can it the flapjacks warm or cold, at your convenience.

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Walnuts stuffed with marzipan

12 jan

 This is one of the simplest French recipe, the perfect treat during the winter season! And if you feel bad about the amount of sugar contained in these little sweets, think about all the omega 3 and 6 and vitamins contained in walnuts that are good for your body!

Preparation time: 15 minutes

Cooking time: No cooking required

Difficulty: Very easy

Ingredients:

-          Walnuts

-          Marzipan

Shell the walnuts and cut them in half. Make a sandwich with two pieces of walnuts and a bite of marzipan. That’s it! You can also try this with dates.

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