L’anis étoilé – la graine à huit pointes
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L’anis étoilé est d’origine chinoise et se traduit par “huit cornes”.
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Star anise – the eight-pointed seed
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Star anise is a popular spice that got its name by appearance. The fruit can either be used in its entirety or using only the seed. Obviously, the pod looks like …
La célèbre joie de Noël – les biscuits de Noël
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Quoi de plus agréable et de plus chaleureux pour les vacances de Noël ? Un bon biscuit à la menthe, au gingembre ou au sucre ?
The famous holiday delight – Christmas cookies
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The sweet aroma of a freshly baked cookie reaches your nose. What can be more delightful and cosy for the Christmas holidays? A good peppermint, ginger, or plain sugar cookie? So …
La pomme avec un goût d’oignon : le chou-rave
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Le chou-rave est aussi appelé navet allemand, mais en prenant sa définition littérale, il s’agit du chou-rave allemand, une sorte de chou sauvage dont la tige vigoureuse ressemble à celle d’un …
Apple with a hint of onion: Kohlrabi
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Kohlrabi is also known as German turnip but if you take its direct meaning it’s cabbage turnip from the German, sort of wild cabbage with a sturdy stem that resembles that …
