
The Real Food Blog
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Consider placing a fairly thick bed of coarse Le Guerande salt between the oysters and the ice. This layer of salt will help temper how the cold from the ice works - and as a result your dish will be even more original.Read now
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HOW TO COOK VEGETABLES: SALT WATER OR FRESH WATER?
Read nowLe Guérandais advises you to adapt your type of cooking to your vegetables. In fact, not all vegetables are cooked the same way! Use water salted with coarse grey Le Guerande sea salt to cook all your fresh vegetables. Thus, they will absorb the salt when cooking in water and...
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DISCOVER THE LEG OF LAMB IN A SALT CRUST!
Read nowRecipe for 4 people INGREDIENTS: 1.5 kg of boneless leg of lamb (have it boned by your butcher) 1Kg of Le Guérande coarse grey unrefined sea salt 300 g flour of your choice ½ glass of water 2 tbsp. tablespoon...
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FLEUR DE SEL: THE TREASURE OF THE SALT MARSHES ON YOUR PLATE
Using Le Guerande Fleur de Sel on the table reveals all the taste of your meal. Use with seasonal raw vegetables for a flavoursome salty bite, or just sprinkle on your food at the end or after cooking.Le Guerande Fleur de Sel is delicately collected following a thousand-year-old method. The "flower of the salt" is gathered from the water surface by the skilful salt workers of Guérande .The flower of salt from the salt marshes of the Guerande region of Brittany, is naturally white, rare and of exceptional quality. Unwashed and uncrushed, its crystals preserve their natural richness. The incomparable flavour of Le Guerande Fleur de Sel is particularly popular with gourmets and chefs.
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Lewtress Rosehip Kombucha
Rosehips are traditionally gathered in autumn in the UK. Fermenting them in kombucha can preserve and enhance their wonderful properties. Read more:Read now -
What Is Thieves Oil And How To Make It
Thieves Oil dates back to the 1500's when it was used by certain individuals to protect them from the plague.