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Tartiflette

Tartiflette was conceived near the French-Swiss border in the department of Haute-Savoie, home to the local Reblochon cheese. Though the...

Raclette

Scents of wood-burning fires and pine waft through Switzerland’s roads in cooler months. Step into most hillside haunts and the fragrance...

Cheesy polenta with sausage ragout

The Italian-speaking canton of Ticino has been stirring polenta - a cornmeal dish, cooked into porridge – for centuries. Traditionally,...

Basler Mehlsuppa (Basel-style roasted flour soup)

It was once said that a girl from Basel could not marry until she knew how to make roasted flour soup. Though there are countless ways to...

Swiss cheese fondue

A classic Swiss recipe. Use flavoured breads like focaccia, olive breads or breadsticks and, for a different flavoured fondue, use other...

Easy cheese fondue

I have also posted a fondue with white wine, as I must say I prefer it, but there are a few people that maybe cann't take alcohol so this...

Rosti -Goat's cheese & bacon

Adding goat’s cheese and bacon to the traditional Swiss dish of rosti transforms it into a simple warming supper. Thinly grated potatoes,...

My, did we overdose on chocolates in Belgium

......and before we dash of to Switzerland how many famous Belgium people do you know, I was very surprised at the enormous list I...

BAILEYS AND BELGIUM CHOCOLATE CHEESECAKE

The combined creaminess of the famous liqueur from Ireland with the creaminess of Belgian chocolate, is your mouth watering already....

Chocolate waffles

for this recipe you will need a waffle iron... Prep 5 m Cook 10 m Ready In 15 m Ingredients 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour 3...

Port and Stilton truffles

Port and Stilton truffles This Port and Stilton truffles recipe from Paul A Young, perfectly balances the two strong flavours in a rich...

Rich Belgian Drinking Chocolate

Ingredients 2 oz chopped dark chocolate 1 oz chopped milk chocolate 1/8 t cinnamon 2 tsp brown sugar (optional – for those who need it...

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COOKING TIPS

You do not have to be stressed at Christmas if the idea of cooking for family and friends is just all to much you can buy everything you need at most supermarkets, just pop in the oven no preparation sit back and enjoy a glass of champagne (you can either ban all from your kitchen so they think your amazing, or tell them that it all comes from whichever store you choose so you could spend more time with them. NO SHAME IN THAT.

Whole herbs and spices last longer than crushed or ground versions

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Test freshness of herbs by moving some around in your hand and sniffing to see if spice gives off flavorful aroma

Generally speaking 1 cup fresh herbs = 1/3 cup dried as the dried spices have more intense flavor

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Decorating your cake

use gingerbread Christmas trees, a house and hearts (you’ll need about 15 hearts for the outside). To decorate, mix 300g fondant icing sugar with enough water to make a thick icing, transfer to a piping bag fitted with a fine nozzle. Decorate however you like, then leave to dry. Place the trees and house on top of the cake and push the hearts into the icing.

Only one tin?

If you have just 1 x 20cm cake tin, you can easily divide the cake mixture into three and bake the sponges in batches. Work in metric measurements as they are easier to scale down for this recipe, and write the new measurements out before you start, so you don’t get mixed up halfway through.