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Category Archives: Recipes
French in a Flash: Quatre Épices Candied Nuts
RECIPE: Quatre Épices Candied NutsBe sure to check out this week’s French in a Flash column over on Serious Eats for one of my favorite recipes: Quatre Épices Candied Nuts. Some of you may remember the fresh almond trees from my Papiers Provence from … Continue reading
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Categories: Appetizers & Hors D’Oeuvres, Desserts, Eat, For a Crowd, French in a Flash, Recipes, Series, Vegetarian
Categories: Appetizers & Hors D’Oeuvres, Desserts, Eat, For a Crowd, French in a Flash, Recipes, Series, Vegetarian
Lunch in Paris: A Review, with Recipes
RECIPE: Artichokes VinaigretteThe truth is, I never read nonfiction. Fiction is more truthful. There is always some point in the last third of the book, some sentence, that boils the story down into the syrupy sap of truth, and the book hits … Continue reading
French in a Flash: Pissaladière Pasta
RECIPE: Pissaladière PastaGet the whole story at Serious Eats. This dish is sacrilege. Pissaladière is a sort of pizza, with a nest of sweet, burnished onions overlaid with a harlequin pattern of crossed anchovies and olive studs, atop a focaccia-like dough. Sicilian-style slices … Continue reading
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Categories: 30 Minutes, Cheap, Easy, Eat, French in a Flash, Main Courses, Recipes, Series, Sides, Starches
Categories: 30 Minutes, Cheap, Easy, Eat, French in a Flash, Main Courses, Recipes, Series, Sides, Starches
The Secret Ingredient (Pink Peppercorn) Part III: Lamb au Pink Peppercorn Poivre
RECIPE: Lamb au Pink Peppercorn PoivreGet the whole story at Serious Eats. Some people are talented spoofers. They spoof old books, they spoof old movies, they spoof old politicians. I’m not that funny. I spoof old recipes. This is a monochrome take on the French classic steak … Continue reading
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Categories: Eat, Main Courses, Meat, Recipes, Series, The Secret Ingredient
Categories: Eat, Main Courses, Meat, Recipes, Series, The Secret Ingredient
French in a Flash: Homemade Merguez Boulettes
RECIPE: Homemade Merguez BoulettesGet the whole story at Serious Eats. So long as I’ve had a spoon in my right hand and a fork in my left, Morocco has meant fire. Not just because my Mémé, with her fiery red hair, was born … Continue reading
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Categories: 15 Minutes, Appetizers & Hors D’Oeuvres, Eat, For a Crowd, French in a Flash, Recipes, Series
Categories: 15 Minutes, Appetizers & Hors D’Oeuvres, Eat, For a Crowd, French in a Flash, Recipes, Series
The Secret Ingredient (Pink Peppercorn) Part II: Pink Peppercorn Tuna Tartare
RECIPE: Pink Peppercorn Tuna TartareGet the whole story at Serious Eats. Last week, I may have intimated (and knowingly) that pink peppercorns are a meek relative of the black peppercorn. But, the truth is, pink peppercorns are not peppercorns at all. They are in fact … Continue reading
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Categories: Recipes, Series, The Secret Ingredient
Categories: Recipes, Series, The Secret Ingredient
French in a Flash: Veal Stew Forestière
RECIPE: Veal Stew ForestièreGet the whole story at Serious Eats. No one can name a dish like the French. My favorite moments of culinary school were spent sitting, listening to why Creme Dubarry was named after a countess, or which heroic feat inspired what … Continue reading
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Categories: Eat, French in a Flash, Main Courses, Meat, Recipes, Series
Categories: Eat, French in a Flash, Main Courses, Meat, Recipes, Series