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BlogBreadsDessertsRecipes Chef | September 6, 2016

Banana Muffin Cheese Cake

  I could not really make this cake come to reality by giving it a name. So let me just blog you through it. I was going to make a nice set of banana nut muffins. I had… Read More

BlogBrazilian DessertBrazilian DishesDessertsRecipes Mariuska Vallejo | September 5, 2016

Torta Palha Italiana (Brazilian Chocolate Wafer Treat)

Palha Italiana, originally, is a cookie made with brigadeiro (truffles) mixed with “biscoito maisena”(biscuit mix), and allowed to dry then cut into squares and covered in powdered sugar. Is very traditional in birthday parties, reunions, actually any occasion. It is delicious and… Read More

BlogBrazilian BreadBrazilian DessertBrazilian DishesRecipes Mariuska Vallejo | September 5, 2016

Queijadinhas (Brazilian Coconut Muffin)

This is a delicious kind of muffin (If I can compare), but much more creamy than that. It is much more a creamy and humid delicious coconut cake that looks pretty much like a muffin. It is made with… Read More

BlogBreadsEntreesRecipesSide Dishes Chef | September 4, 2016

Ham, Swiss and Asiago, Rosemary, Basil Focaccia Chef Gosselin Style

Flat bread is a trending baked good. The gal has bought some fine cheeses and I have a good olive oil. Today happens to be baking day at the Gosselin Household. Time to bake a nice Asiago Rosemary… Read More

BlogEntreesRecipes Chef | September 4, 2016

Chicken Cordon Bleu with a Creamy Marsala Wine Sauce

Chicken Cordon Bleu is not a recent addition to the menu but rather a 1500’s creation for a French King, Henry III. I like to go a bit out of the culinary box and think of a wine cheese sauce… Read More

BlogBrazilian DishesBrazilian EntreeBrazilian SoupRecipes Mariuska Vallejo | September 2, 2016

Feijoada (Brazilian traditional stew)

    Feijoada is the most traditional Brazilian dish, it dates back to the 17th century in colonial times when the European Portuguese were making their fortune in its coffee plantations, and in its sugar cane growing regions. The… Read More

BlogEntreesRecipesSide Dishes Chef | September 2, 2016

Pan Seared Tilapia in Lemon Butter Sauce with Steamed Broccoli and Boiled Red Potatoes

The menu had been calling for a sea food dish for a few months now and I reluctantly did not prepare well enough in advance to ever get a dinner created with a well endowed plating. Last night… Read More

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