My love for food—and quality ingredients—is no secret. So when @boursin_arabia and chef @nathan.rueffpro invited me to an intimate Supper Club, I couldn’t wait to see how Boursin cheeses would take the spotlight. From personalized dishes to unexpected flavor twists, we discovered just how versatile Boursin really is. What will you create with yours? Boursin flavors are:Figs and nutsTrio of nutsTruffleOlive and RosemaryGarlic and herbs
healthy recipes
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I have been so busy, barely having time to create the right content to share. So I went back into into my camera roll and found this simple salad I made last year while on holiday in France. Nothing makes me happier than fruits and vegetable markets! It’s super simple, just make sure not to over cook the beans and put them in icy water to retain their green vibrancy and their crunch.
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Some kitchen secrets are too good not to be shared. One of my favorite childhood meals in Lebanon was my mom’s cauliflower gratin. It was always luscious, creamy, and full of flavor. Her secret? European cream. With simple ingredients and the addition of fresh French cream, her gratin was truly exceptional. Potato and Cauliflower Gratin with @thecreamlab.me
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Quick 1 pot garlic prawns and vegetable orzo. This recipe is made of leftovers from a dinner we had a couple of nights ago. I am always adamant on not wasting food, and this recipe was the perfect combination to use up our leftovers and transforming them into a delicious meal.
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When you’re in the mood for a healthy, light, tasty, and super crunchy snack, give these beans a try! You can make them vegan or use Parmesan. I used nutritional yeast. They are perfect as a nibbling snack and you can even use them to top your salads for a gluten free alternative to croutons.
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Quick fish tagine en papillote- a juicy, super tasty fish, with delicious flavors of tahini and citrus fruits. With @diamondbrandsme baking paper I made parcels (or paillote). This cooking technique perfectly seals in the flavors while steaming and baking the fish! Also, the cleanup is a breeze! Inspired by Lebanese arnabiyeh, but simplified.
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This recipe reminds me of my mom so much- funny it’s called Laban Emmo! Mom’s yogurt! I made it using ready cooked goat laban (yogurt) from @alakhdar.dairy. Impossible for the yogurt to separate and it’s ready in less than 10min. Sold at @pickitt.ae Bowl from @shopcuratehome