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Colcannon Aligot 

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This delicious hybrid started as an idea after I saw  Chef Alex Trim luxurious Pommes Aligot recipe a few weeks ago. If you haven’t seen it check it out on his page, along with all of his other stuff. He’s super talented, and it’s me craving that dish that brought this one to reality 😂😂😂.

The last few years I’ve made Colcannon for St. Patrick’s Day, and that’s about the only time that I make/eat it. Typically it’s super thick mashed potatoes with a bunch of fun stuff in it, ranging from cabbage, kale, onions, sometimes leaks, and even bacon. It’s delicious, but do you know how you send it over the edge? Instead of lumpy mashed potatoes, refine it a little bit and turn it into a French pommes purée, with lots of cream and cheese. 
Typically you would use Gruyère or something similar, but because we are mixing these dishes I decided to use a nice Irish Dubliner, which worked perfectly. There is so much cheese in this dish, that it starts to actually act like cheese. VERY GOOEY🤤🤤. 

 With Easter coming up, this would be a great side to for your table. Just don’t be surprised if you see someone in the corner, hiding, eating a bowlful😏😏

#mashedpotatoes #potatopuree #pommes #colcannon #mashedcauliflower #frenchfood #irishfood #frenchclassic #traditionalfood #potatorecipes #sidedish

Colcannon Aligot

Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share!
It helps me out a TON!

If you want to recipe follow @baguetteandbleu on IG and drop “PO-TAY-TO” in the comments!

This delicious hybrid started as an idea after I saw Chef Alex Trim luxurious Pommes Aligot recipe a few weeks ago. If you haven’t seen it check it out on his page, along with all of his other stuff. He’s super talented, and it’s me craving that dish that brought this one to reality 😂😂😂.

The last few years I’ve made Colcannon for St. Patrick’s Day, and that’s about the only time that I make/eat it. Typically it’s super thick mashed potatoes with a bunch of fun stuff in it, ranging from cabbage, kale, onions, sometimes leaks, and even bacon. It’s delicious, but do you know how you send it over the edge? Instead of lumpy mashed potatoes, refine it a little bit and turn it into a French pommes purée, with lots of cream and cheese.
Typically you would use Gruyère or something similar, but because we are mixing these dishes I decided to use a nice Irish Dubliner, which worked perfectly. There is so much cheese in this dish, that it starts to actually act like cheese. VERY GOOEY🤤🤤.

With Easter coming up, this would be a great side to for your table. Just don’t be surprised if you see someone in the corner, hiding, eating a bowlful😏😏

#mashedpotatoes #potatopuree #pommes #colcannon #mashedcauliflower #frenchfood #irishfood #frenchclassic #traditionalfood #potatorecipes #sidedish

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When Ireland 🇮🇪 meets France 🇫🇷 in the kitchen

Baguette And Bleu March 23, 2024 4:00 pm

Caramelized Espresso Martini 🍸 

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I have to admit something I haven’t always been a fan of the espresso martini. It used to come off as a kind of replacement for the cosmo from Sex In The City (I’m a Samantha), but recently I find it growing on me. Having the access to good coffee, beans, and enough knowledge about ingredients to get myself in trouble, I’ve experimented and kind of came up with a good base recipe. So now I get to mess with it. Now, for this specific one, I recommend making your own caramelize syrup. It will just taste better. However, I do realize that some people are afraid to mess things up, so you could use a bottled caramel syrup if you’d like. if I were doing that, I would water it down a little bit because it’s going to be entirely too sweet. 

Caramelizing your own simple syrup, not only gives you the sweetness that it should, but you get to control how dark of a camel you use, which will give you a better caramelized flavor. Either way is fine, but is better. 

As far as the coffee goes if you’re going to pull your own espresso shots, just use a espresso roasted being that you like. I refuse to tell you any specifics because I like what I like and you like what you like. And also, I know enough about coffee to start an argument, so you do you😏. And if you don’t have an espresso machine, there are tons of brands of canned espresso that you can use now. I like @lacolombecoffee not only because it’s delicious, but also because it’s really available anywhere. 

For the coffee liquor, I absolutely recommend @mrblackspirits . Their manufacturing process is just better than everyone else is in my opinion. That intern leads to a great product. If you can’t find that just get a coffee that you enjoy. 

To get a good head on the cocktail, I like to dry shake it first for a minute or two, but it’s not absolutely necessary. Just make sure you shake the hell out of it though if not.

Caramelized Espresso Martini 🍸

Don’t for get to like, share, and if you want the recipe subscribe to @baguetteandbleu and drop “buzzin” in the comments.

I have to admit something I haven’t always been a fan of the espresso martini. It used to come off as a kind of replacement for the cosmo from Sex In The City (I’m a Samantha), but recently I find it growing on me. Having the access to good coffee, beans, and enough knowledge about ingredients to get myself in trouble, I’ve experimented and kind of came up with a good base recipe. So now I get to mess with it. Now, for this specific one, I recommend making your own caramelize syrup. It will just taste better. However, I do realize that some people are afraid to mess things up, so you could use a bottled caramel syrup if you’d like. if I were doing that, I would water it down a little bit because it’s going to be entirely too sweet.

Caramelizing your own simple syrup, not only gives you the sweetness that it should, but you get to control how dark of a camel you use, which will give you a better caramelized flavor. Either way is fine, but is better.

As far as the coffee goes if you’re going to pull your own espresso shots, just use a espresso roasted being that you like. I refuse to tell you any specifics because I like what I like and you like what you like. And also, I know enough about coffee to start an argument, so you do you😏. And if you don’t have an espresso machine, there are tons of brands of canned espresso that you can use now. I like @lacolombecoffee not only because it’s delicious, but also because it’s really available anywhere.

For the coffee liquor, I absolutely recommend @mrblackspirits . Their manufacturing process is just better than everyone else is in my opinion. That intern leads to a great product. If you can’t find that just get a coffee that you enjoy.

To get a good head on the cocktail, I like to dry shake it first for a minute or two, but it’s not absolutely necessary. Just make sure you shake the hell out of it though if not.

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Caramelized Espresso Martini 🍸 #asmr

Baguette And Bleu March 16, 2024 12:00 am