The first recipe for FFWD is for these Gougeres (cheese puffs) from Around My French Table by Dorie Greenspan. Great & easy recipe! Mine were mild in flavor, made with Parano cheese. I got 66 gougeres out of the recipe by using a scoop equal to 1 tablespoon. We ate the warm Gougeres while cooking dinner which was Haddock & Carrots in Burnt Orange Oil and plain Wehani Rice (rice is not in the picture :)).
The fish was great, too. Light & fresh with a lot of orange sauce for the rice. The recipe is actually for red snapper but the fish market did not have it & the haddock was a good substitute. It is from Recipes 1-2-3 by Rozanne Gold.
Thanks, Debbie! The tablespoon size makes for a one-bite gougere :). Thanks for posting about yours...I was going to make some larger ones tonight (my DD & a friend will be here for dinner) & will have to be careful they are not too big.
Outside of the fact that I think I have that same tablecloth, your gougeres looks smashing on it! So glad you (and I) are a part of FFwD. I, like others, made them too small - have a TON in the freezer!
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Thanks, mikejdunlap! Nice tablecloth you have :). Plus, I love your blog!
I looked but cannot find what you mean about the NAME/URL - what exactly do I do? I can click on your name but it brings me to an unused blog and not web.me.com/mikejdunlap. So, I don't know if that is something that Blogger is linking wrong?
Hey!! Thank you for stopping by my blog :) Your gougères look delicious! I've never tried parano before, but I'll be sure to look for it next time at the grocery store!
Look at that plate full!!
ReplyDeleteWe like our large portions :)!
ReplyDeleteYour Gougeres look great! I think I must have made mine too big because I only got about 20 and they deflated as soon as I took them out of the oven.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Debbie! The tablespoon size makes for a one-bite gougere :). Thanks for posting about yours...I was going to make some larger ones tonight (my DD & a friend will be here for dinner) & will have to be careful they are not too big.
ReplyDeleteOutside of the fact that I think I have that same tablecloth, your gougeres looks smashing on it! So glad you (and I) are a part of FFwD. I, like others, made them too small - have a TON in the freezer!
ReplyDelete** can you enable the "NAME/URL" in the "comment as" so I can leave my blog address? Thanks!
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Thanks, mikejdunlap! Nice tablecloth you have :). Plus, I love your blog!
ReplyDeleteI looked but cannot find what you mean about the NAME/URL - what exactly do I do? I can click on your name but it brings me to an unused blog and not web.me.com/mikejdunlap. So, I don't know if that is something that Blogger is linking wrong?
Love that plate of gougeres! I made half a batch and got 19 of them. They quickly disappeared.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful gougeres. I think next time I'll make mine smaller.
ReplyDeleteHey!! Thank you for stopping by my blog :)
ReplyDeleteYour gougères look delicious! I've never tried parano before, but I'll be sure to look for it next time at the grocery store!