Unfortunately, the recipe for the cheesy leek madelaines is not on their website, but I did find this sage and polenta madelaine recipe. The days have been damp here, so this strikes me as something warming, with one toe in autumn.

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I just received Donna Hay, too. With my air conditioning on, I can contemplate some of this Autumnal deliciousness!
ReplyDeleteYou make the future seem full of delicious possibilities.
ReplyDeletexo Jane
I am weirdly getting SO EXCITED for fall, which is funny since I haven't had any summer yet. This just makes me even more excited!
ReplyDeleteSage and polenta madelaines! Tartufo cheese!!! Time for lunch. Sadly, it won't even come close...
ReplyDeleteOne of those madelaines with a soup or salad would be perfect. I love the cutting board and I LOVE Donna Hay. Sometimes on a grey cloudy day I curl up and browse her cookbooks, I have a few.
ReplyDeleteyum! i am so excited for fall foods. beautiful post.
ReplyDeletebeing a savory lover, that recipe sounds SO good! i love donna hay so much.
ReplyDeleteI've never thought of making savory madelines, but after seeing this I definitely want to. They sound and look delicious.
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