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Festive recipes
In France, the holidays are all about long tables, a good bottle and nobody in a hurry to leave. Here are my favourite recipes for Christmas and New Year, from easy starters to show-stopping desserts.
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Desserts
Butter Bredele (Butterbredele)
4 HR 40 MIN
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Soup
Chestnut Soup
35 MIN
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Appetizer
Roasted figs with goat cheese and honey
20 MIN
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Recipe Basics
Gougères
50 MIN
French desserts
Most loved recipes
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Desserts
Blueberry Pachade (Rustic Pancake)
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Dinner
Salmon Lasagna
1 HR 15 MIN
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Dinner
French Onion Soup
1 HR 10 MIN
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Desserts
Madeleines
2 HR 25 MIN
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A little taste of France
Born in Meaux, raised in Nice, now planting tomatoes in rural France. I grew up believing food is love and meals are meant to be shared, and I still do, hence this food blog! Here I share the France most people never get to see and real recipes from all the French kitchens I happily visit.
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Kitchen Tips
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Chestnuts Guide | Varieties, Roasting and Recipes
I get far more excited about chestnut season than any adult should probably be! The moment the first spiky burs start dropping onto the lanes around here, I’m already planning what to make. I eat them every way I can: blended into a silky soup, roasted chestnuts until the shells crack and blacken, and boiled…
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How Long to Boil Eggs: Chicken, Duck, Goose & Quail
How long to boil eggs? How to boil a chicken egg just the way I like it is memorised in my system at this point: six minutes, starting in water that’s already at a rolling boil. But the second someone hands me duck eggs, or goose eggs, which happens a lot when you live in…
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French Dressing Recipe: 9 French Vinaigrettes For All Your Salads
There are certain things I took completely for granted growing up in the south of France. The smell of thyme on long mountain walks, the sound of the markets in the morning, and the fact that a French dressing recipe was never, ever something that came out of a bottle. In my house, and in…
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Homemade Stock: French Bouillon From Kitchen Scraps
There’s a bag in my freezer that looks quite frankly pretty unappetizing. Onion skins, carrot peels, the dark green tops of leeks, mushroom stalks, a handful sad parsley stems. Anyone who opened it without warning would probably bin lot, and I couldn’t entirely blame them. But that bag is one of the most useful things…
Fish & Seafood
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Dinner
Fried Roach with Lemon and Capers
23 MIN
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Appetizer
Anchoïade
15 MIN
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Dinner
Sole Meunière
35 MIN
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Dinner
Salmon Lasagna
1 HR 15 MIN
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Dinner
Baked Trout with Dijon Mustard
40 MIN
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Dinner
Roasted Sea Bream
40 MIN


















