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Category Archives: French Flavours
White Bean & Tuna Spread

Quick, healthy and deeeeelicious! This makes a nice appetizer or yummy, light lunch. Make it all fancy by laying an arugula leaf after spreading on a Finn Crisp cracker. 1 thick slice red onion, roughly chopped 1 fat garlic clove … Continue reading
Coq au Vin

I made this for a dinner party I catered last night. It’s a great dish for entertaining because all the work is done ahead of time. It’s simple to prepare, but does take several steps to achieve the rich, finished … Continue reading
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Cold, Summer Vegetable Soup

This is THE most forgiving soup. Toss in the vegetables that you like, simmer, purée, chill and serve. Don’t worry about amounts or measurements. Continue reading
Posted in Asparagus, French Flavours, soups/stews, vegetarian
Tagged cold soup, cold summer soup, cold vegetable soup, vegan soup, vegetable soup
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Soupe au Pistou
We are all familiar with pesto, right? Okay, well pistou is simply the French equivalent. It is fresh basil, garlic, olive oil, cheese and tomato (there’s the difference) mashed together, classically in a mortar and pestle, or whizzed up in a … Continue reading
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Tarragon Roast Chicken Salad
Seems like every family has one or two exceptionally crazy days overloaded with activities. For us, it is Thursday. The girls have ballet class, netball practice (similar to basketball), German class and life-guard instruction. Jeff belongs to a running club. … Continue reading
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Chicken de la Maison
House chicken, that sums this recipe up. Using common ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen produces a simply delicious dinner. It’s easy to make, yet a real crowd pleaser. Good recipe to keep on hand.1 tablespoon extra virgin … Continue reading
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Duck Provençal
This dish takes effort, but pays back in spades. It is truly a Bistro-quality recipe.1 duck, split in half, backbone removed (use kitchen shears and cut on either side of the backbone)2 additional duck legs½ teaspoon salt½ teaspoon Herbs de … Continue reading
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Lemon-Rosemary Crackers
I watched a Mark Bittman video where he made olive oil matzo and was inspired to make these—almost the same recipe, I just added lemon zest and rosemary. They are delicious; crispy and crunchy! I made them plain (adding no … Continue reading
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Beef Daube (French Beef Stew)
Called a Daube in reference to the pot this stew is traditionally made in, a daubiere, this is a lush, rich beef stew that is fabulous served with broad egg noodles, or crusty bread rolls. It is easy to make, … Continue reading
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Chicken Under a Brick II
Click here to see this recipe demonstrated!This method of cooking chicken is classic French. Usually this recipe uses a whole chicken, literally compressed under the weight of a brick, but I wanted to make dinner for just my husband and … Continue reading
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