Archives for the ‘Lately Khooked’ Category

Edible Immigration Tales

By rkhooks • Apr 1st, 2010 • Category: Biscuits, Bread, Dessert, Drinks, Food, Food events, Going out, Lately Khooked, Other, Savoury, culinary events

Once upon a time there were two Brit girls who met in Paris over muffin making at an adorable cookbook store. They soon found out that they had many things in common: a pâtisserie diplome from Le Cordon Bleu, the love for food and lots of fun.
They had many adventures in Paris and beyond. But [...]



Beetrotinger cake

By rkhooks • Jan 30th, 2009 • Category: Cake, Food blog events, Food blogs, Lately Khooked, Sweets

What do you get when you cross a beetroot, a carrot and some ginger? A BEETROTINGER! Sorry that’s quite bad but when I saw this month’s in the bag challenge I wasn’t quite sure what to make of beetroot, carrot and celery. Maybe some sort of bloody maryesque cocktail but that defeats the purpose of [...]



Blue monday spicy lentil soup

By rkhooks • Jan 19th, 2009 • Category: Food, Lately Khooked, Savoury

Apparently today is the most depressing day of the year. Blue monday is the third monday in January and according to various scientists it’s when people feel blue the most. All that consumer spending, the weather, the economic situation…what better than good nourishing bowl of soup. Soup for the soul as they say. This soup [...]



Egg in a basket

By rkhooks • Jan 10th, 2009 • Category: Bread, Food, Lately Khooked, Savoury, snack

I’ve been recovering from my 5 week stint here. I finally mustered up the courage to mettre la main à la pâte as the French say. It wasn’t easy to decide what to make but a cake was not definetly on the menu. Nothing better than a bit of kneading to think things over [...]



Pumpkin & Chestnut millefeuille

By rkhooks • Nov 8th, 2008 • Category: Food blog events, Lately Khooked, recipe

It’s the season of falling leaves and the markets in Paris are fall of lots of yummy seasonal produce. One of them being pumpkins. There are many different varieties and one of my favourites are “Potimarron”(transl. Pumpkin-chestnut). This particular type has a very nutty/chestnutty taste. I simply roast mine, chopped up, in the oven [...]