One toe in autumn dining

The latest Donna Hay magazine (Issue 56)  is pretty spectacular. One of the stand-out recipes is for cheesy leek and polenta madelaines. I love madelaines, but have only considered the sweet Proustian kind. The thought of a savory madelaine opened up new worlds of culinary possibilities.

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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8 comments:

  1. I just received Donna Hay, too. With my air conditioning on, I can contemplate some of this Autumnal deliciousness!

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  2. You make the future seem full of delicious possibilities.

    xo Jane

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  3. 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!

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  4. Sage and polenta madelaines! Tartufo cheese!!! Time for lunch. Sadly, it won't even come close...

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  5. One 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.

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  6. yum! i am so excited for fall foods. beautiful post.

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  7. being a savory lover, that recipe sounds SO good! i love donna hay so much.

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  8. I've never thought of making savory madelines, but after seeing this I definitely want to. They sound and look delicious.

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