Rustic Cherry Galette

When summer cherries find their way to the kitchen counter, there’s something deeply nostalgic about transforming them into a dessert that feels both rustic and celebratory. A galette—the French free-form cousin of pie—offers exactly that kind of charm: unpretentious, flavorful, and steeped in culinary history. Today, we’ll dive into the story behind tart cherries, explore…

Sourdough French Boule

In our house of five, there’s one smell that always gets everyone flocking to the kitchen — the warm, toasty, slightly tangy aroma of our homemade sourdough French boule fresh from the oven. It’s the kind of bread that makes you stand a little taller when you set it on the table. Golden brown with…

Summer Scallion & Cheese Soufflé

How to Make a Cheese Egg Soufflé: The Cheese and Scallion Egg Soufflé is a classic dish that combines the delicate art of soufflé-making with the rich, savory flavors of cheese and scallions. This dish, with its roots in French cuisine, has become a beloved staple in kitchens around the world. In this article, we’ll…