french RECIPe
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Want to learn how to cook French food but struggling to find the motivation to start? I get it. Sometimes, just crossing that starting line can feel like the hardest part. That’s exactly why I made this video. I want to share five important tips you should know before you begin your cooking journey. And don’t worry, when you approach it the right way, learning French cooking is easier than you might think.
BÉCHAMEL SAUCE VARIATIONS
These classic home-cooking sauces are all derived from a Béchamel base and pair beautifully with chicken, salmon, vegetables, and pasta.
THE SAUCE ENTRECÔTE
Fat, umami, and a subtle seasoning—this is why this sauce is so addictive. Though it’s never been patented, LE RELAIS DE VENISE recipe has been carefully kept secret by the family, even though it is often said to contain chicken liver. An attempt was made to recreate its flavor without chicken liver, and… it was a success!
TOMATO & MUSTARD TART
Meet your new all-round dish for summer entertaining. When friends are coming over for a spontaneous aperitif, this puff pastry tart is my go-to recipe. It’s quick and easy and will be devoured by guests at any type of gathering, from garden party to family lunch on a sunny terrace. What I love most about this recipe is that no tart or pie dish is required. Just roll out the premade puff pastry and top with the condiments, herbs and juicy ripe tomatoes. It’s like a slice of Provence on your plate.
CHEESY PORK CHOPS
Grilled pork chops taken to a new height with a cheesy mustardy topping.
BREADING TECHNIQUES
Simple breading (crumbing) methods to make your meat, fish and vegetables more enjoyable.
POULET A LA BRIARDE
Poulet a la Briarde – a delicious regional French recipe that celebrates sauteed chicken, cider, mustard and cream.
