
Mad About Macarons - How to Eat Like the French: a French food blog in Paris of healthy recipes, Paris tearoom and patisserie local guides, lifestyle and gourmet French travel.

A quick French raspberry coulis made with fresh or frozen raspberries, lemon juice and very little sugar.

What to do in Fontainebleau: château visits, forest walks, to a food guide of bakeries, restaurants and nearby villages on an easy day trip from Paris.

Strawberries Romanoff is a simple French strawberry dessert inspired by Auguste Escoffier.

Lemon chicken thighs baked with fresh lemon, garlic, herbs, white wine and just a touch of honey.

A quick Rhubarb Fool with ginger and Greek yogurt - a lighter twist on the classic British dessert made with honeyed rhubarb compote and ready in under 30 minutes.

A walk around Paris chocolate shops, traditions in France for Easter explained, and what brings chocolate on Easter in France.

Creamy corn polenta recipe made with medium or coarse cornmeal, butter and Parmesan.

Easy gluten-free wraps made with buckwheat flour and egg — naturally gluten free, high in protein and sturdy enough to roll.

Gluten-free Scottish shortbread made without gluten-free flour blends or xanthan gum with oats.

Healthy gluten-free banana muffins made without eggs, nuts or added sugar.

Crispy chorizo chips are the easiest finishing touch: bake thin chorizo slices until crisp (under 10 minutes), then scatter over soups, risotto, fish dishes or salads for instant crunch and flavour.

A healthier, naturally gluten-free take on broccoli cheese soup, thickened with potato instead of flour.

How to make classic French Madeleines cakes with lemon and honey, plus top tips to obtain that signature hump by chilling the moulds and batter in advance.

The tastiest and healthiest way to cook Savoy cabbage on the stove.

Known as Tomates à la Provençale, this flavourful summer side dish is pure bliss during tomato season.