French Crème Caramel (flan aux oeufs au caramel)
A French classic dessert made with just 4 ingredients: whole milk, fresh eggs, sugar and vanilla. So easy made in advance.| Mad about Macarons
A French classic dessert made with just 4 ingredients: whole milk, fresh eggs, sugar and vanilla. So easy made in advance.| Mad about Macarons
Find out in the new lifestyle section on Mad about Macarons: 5 Ways to Eat Like the French by Julie Colonna| Mad about Macarons
A guide to varieties of cherries in France, their benefits, what goes well with them, how best to use them plus cherry recipes.| Mad about Macarons
Cranachan Parfait, a traditional Scottish dessert given a French twist as iced honey and Whisky with oat praline, shortbread and raspberries| Mad about Macarons
One of the best ways to prepare rhubarb is this healthy rhubarb compote. Much lower in sugar than jam, it freezes well and has many uses.| Mad about Macarons
A popular French Flamiche Leek Pie - without the chicken with the best pie pastry. Classic recipe from Picardy served as a starter in France.| Mad about Macarons
Creamy orange curd: a simple, foolproof recipe that thickens naturally with egg yolks. Best gifts and topping for pancakes, brioche and cake.| Mad about Macarons
With added candied chestnut to make this extra festive! If you love French almond tart, then this is for you.| Mad about Macarons
A light and moist lemon almond cake. A gluten free Easter cake, shaped as a nest with a lemon syrup drizzle and decorated French style.| Mad about Macarons
Creamy coconut chia pudding with mango and pistachio topping, sweetened with honey, no refined sugar. Perfect ratio of chia to coconut milk.| Mad about Macarons
French style rhubarb cake, made with ground almonds and a touch of rose and orange. Perfectly moist with quick roasted rhubarb.| Mad about Macarons
An easy French apple custard tart recipe, using 4 egg yolks and cinnamon. A perfect make-ahead dessert, speciality of Alsace, France.| Mad about Macarons
Creamy lemon sauce for chicken made easy. How to mix lemon and cream without curdling for a simple, thick sauce for roast chicken or veggies.| Mad about Macarons
Easy holiday dessert recipe for an Ice cream Yule Log cake, naturally gluten free and an ideal Christmas or New Year's Eve dessert.| Mad about Macarons
Irresistible Palets Bretons, French popular salted butter cookies from Brittany, so easy to make! It's also a classic base used for making many kinds of French patisseries| Mad about Macarons
How to make a French pistachio tart with strawberry and a lush pistachio pastry cream filling - easy recipe uses up 5 egg yolks.| Mad about Macarons
This healthy, homemade pistachio paste recipe is a great addition for baking and desserts. Low in sugar using simple, real ingredients.| Mad about Macarons
Crispy French tuiles cookies made with flaked almonds or sesame seeds, a versatile classic, shaped like a curved roof tile.| Mad about Macarons
How to make creamy lemon verbena ice cream and flavours that go with it - such as roasted peaches or apricots. More verbena recipe ideas.| Mad about Macarons
A unique recipe for real pistachio ice cream with vanilla, coconut milk and optional wasabi, which makes the best flavour combination.| Mad about Macarons
Guide to Rue du Bac, also known as Paris Pastry street, with a huge choice of top bakeries, patisseries, macaron and chocolate shops.| Mad about Macarons
Creamy French rice pudding with reduced sugar, sultana raisins - without the cream. Served chilled for breakfast or dessert with caramel.| Mad about Macarons
Easy recipe for strawberry panna cotta with pistachio using gelatine sheets plus variation ideas for party desserts. A real crowd pleaser.| Mad about Macarons
Authentic recipe for French hot chocolate, typically enjoyed in Paris with best quality ingredients: bittersweet chocolate, milk and vanilla.| Mad about Macarons
Tarte Bourdaloue is a pear and almond tart - a French dessert classic found in many patisseries, invented in Paris in the 1900s.| Mad about Macarons
Guide to the best tea rooms in Paris (salons de thé) by location and Parisian landmarks, with details of each tea salon's speciality pastries| Mad about Macarons
