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Category Archives: French
Pistou Soup with Smoked Ham
Pistou soup is a delicious, hearty vegetable soup from Provence, France. Choosing to spend our winters in Northeast Pennsylvania, it’s only normal that stews, roasts, soups and heavier fare are a large part of our winter menu and I was … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes, Recipes, Soup, Vegetables
Tagged cooking, food, food photography, France, pistou, Provence, recipe, soup, Vegetables
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Hearty French Goulash
This is a good, simple winter recipe that I found in the French Saveurs magazine. It was just what was needed with the drizzly, miserable weather we were having. I love this pot and although I have another like it … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes, Recipes
Tagged cooking, food, food photgraphy, French, goulash, recipe, stew
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Escargots
Well I’m back in Honesdale or “Hellsdale” as my friend Trix calls it. Smart this time, I didn’t download my pictures to the computer in Sens and now can post them at my leisure. While in France, I tried to … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizer, Cooking, Food and Wine, French
Tagged Christmas, cooking, escargots, food, food photography, France, snails
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Mushroom Quiche
It’s such a shame that the harvests of wine grapes, mushrooms and truffles were adversely affected by both drought and unseasonable heavy rains. Normally, the autumn market stands are overflowing with an unbelievable variety of mushrooms. Really. One is almost … Continue reading
Posted in Appetizer, Cooking, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes, Recipes
Tagged cooking, food, food photography, French, mushroom, Quiche, recipe
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Thai Curried Sea Bream
I guess I’m “cooking the book” because there are so many interesting recipes in the Saveurs magazine that I MUST try them while I can get the ingredients. I chose a whole sea bream or daurade at L’Ambiance des Halles … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, fish, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes, Recipes
Tagged cooking, curry, daurade, food, food photography, French, recipe, Sea Bream
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French Snack
While waiting for my sea bream to be cleaned and filleted at L’Ambiance des Halles, we started talking about caviar and how expensive it is. One of the ‘mongers suggested that I try a coffret of Kaviari with 2 small … Continue reading
Pot au Feu de Canette de Barberie
A canette is a female duck. I had to look it up when I found this gorgeous recipe in the winter edition of the French Saveurs magazine. This is a very timely recipe for all of us on antibiotics, combating … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Food and Wine, French, Main dishes, Recipes, Soup
Tagged canette, cooking, duck, food, French, pot au feu, recipe
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