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Tag Archives: poireau
Scallop Stuffed Leek and Salmon Roll
This is another interesting creation from the traiteur. He wrapped fresh salmon and leeks around a stuffing made of scallops. I baked this for 25 minutes in a 350 degree oven Added a salad and voila! Wine suggestion: Chablis
Jade’s Leek and Gorgonzola Quiche
Every Wednesday Jade has a day off from school. Today she was food gazing in my Saveur magazine and decided she would really like to make the leek and Gorgonzola quiche. She’s really starting to be interested in cooking/eating and excited about … Continue reading
Thyme for Roast Chicken with Root Vegetables
Wednesday market. I think that root vegetables are some of the least attractive vegetables, in a sort of “evil lurks this way” manner. It doesn’t help that the market people like to display them with that “just picked” look with … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes
Tagged balsamic vinegar, beurre, butter, carrots, carrotte, celeri rave, celery root, cooking, food, honey, leeks, olive oil, panais, parsnips, poireau, pomme de terre rouge, poulet roti, recipes, red skinned potatoes, roasted chicken, rutabaga, thym, thyme
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