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A classic French-style savoury loaf packed with smoky bacon, briny green olives, and nutty cheese. It slices neatly warm or cool, making it equally useful for brunch, a picnic, or a relaxed supper.
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Bacon supplies savory fat, olives bring bright salinity, and Gruyère melts into the batter for a tender, aromatic crumb. Resting before slicing gives the loaf its characteristic neat texture.
Cool completely, wrap tightly, and refrigerate for up to 4 days. The wrapped loaf can be frozen for up to 2 months; thaw overnight in the refrigerator.
Reheat slices in a 160°C oven for 8 to 10 minutes, or serve at room temperature. Avoid microwaving if you want to preserve the crust.
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A classic French savory tart with a crisp, buttery pastry shell, smoky bacon, nutty Gruyère, and a softly set custard. It is elegant enough for brunch and dependable enough for a family dinner.
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A paper-thin Alsatian flatbread spread with tangy crème fraîche, sweet onions, and smoky bacon, baked until the edges blister and the topping is bubbling. Serve it hot and cut into rustic squares.
A classic French leek tart with a crisp, buttery pastry shell and a softly set custard enriched with Gruyère. Gentle sautéing brings out the leeks' sweetness before the tart is baked until bronzed and fragrant.
Soft, pillowy cinnamon rolls with a fragrant brown-sugar filling and tangy cream cheese icing. The dough is enriched with milk, butter, and egg for a tender crumb that stays moist after baking.
A rich German Christmas stollen filled with rum-soaked raisins, candied citrus, toasted almonds, and a ribbon of marzipan. Baked until golden, brushed with butter, and buried under powdered sugar, it improves after a short rest and makes an elegant holiday gift.
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A savory German-style onion tart with a tender yeast crust, sweetly softened onions, smoky bacon, and a lightly set sour-cream custard. It is comforting enough for supper and elegant enough for a harvest table.
Classic Canadian date squares with a glossy, gently spiced date filling sandwiched between two layers of buttery oat crumble. The edges bake crisp while the center stays tender and chewy.
A classic Quebecois treat of buttery pastry rolled with brown sugar and cinnamon, then baked until the edges caramelize and the center stays tender. These simple spiral rolls, known as pets de sœurs, are ideal with coffee or tea.