There are many ways to cook an omelette and each country has their style and although simple, there are more complex techniques. A classic French omelette is usually pale or
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By Joel Mielle

Pork fillet or pork tenderloin is the most tender cut of meat from the animal.  They can become a little dry and really need a lot of sauce to compensate.  This
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By Joel Mielle

If you like chicken Cordon Bleu then you will love this recipe. It’s very similar and a little healthier as it has green asparagus. It’s quite simple to make and
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By Joel Mielle

Chicken supreme is actually a cut of chicken, it’s the breast of chicken without the bone. As know in French, Suprême de Volaille. It’s not an actual recipe although it
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By Joel Mielle

Potato fondant or also known in French as Pommes De Terre Fondantes is a technique used by cutting potatoes into cylinder sahpes and browning the ends while slowly braising and
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By Joel Mielle

Salmon is quite an oily hearty fish and cooked correctly can be one of the most succulent fish you can eat. It’s quick to prepare, healthy and tastes fantastic. This
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By Joel Mielle

Garlic prawns or shrimps are one of those meals that deliver high returns.  It’s simple to make, quick to cook and the results equate to a fancy restaurant dish.  Of course you need
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By Joel Mielle

Bearnaise sauce is a classic French sauce made with clarified butter and egg yolks which are emulsified in a similar way to a mayonnaise. This version is the whipped version
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By Joel Mielle

The secret to cooking a delicate and delicious salmon in a creamy sauce with super crispy skin. This is at present my second most popular recipe with millions of views
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By Joel Mielle

Amazing Surfy Chef Rob Licciardos (Punk Chef) cooks Incredible Simple Fruit Dessert, a summer berry overbake. I met up with Aussie Chef Rob who prepared a Summer Berry Overbake. Rob
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By Joel Mielle

Choux pastry or as known in French, pâte à choux is a pastry dough that’s commonly used for the famous chocolate eclairs and profiteroles. It’s also the same dough used
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By Joel Mielle

The marriage of leeks and scallops had to be sent from the heavens. If you’re looking at impressing your friends, your Valentine or VIP guests, then look no further then
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By Joel Mielle