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Master the art of French cooking with ease! This isn't just another cookbook—it's your passport to authentic, unique French dishes you won't find anywhere else. With clear and simple instructions, ingredients used that are readily available at your local supermarket, you'll transform from home cook to home chef in no time. If you love French cuisine, this book is an absolute must-have for your collection.
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BÉCHAMEL SAUCE BASICS
Bechamel is considered a base preparation, and as one of the five French mother sauces, it plays an important role in a whole range of dishes.
ŒUFS MAILLOTÉS
Step back in time with Œufs Maillotés, an intriguing French recipe from the early 1900s that transforms simple eggs into an elegant culinary masterpiece. The name "maillotés" means "wrapped," and here, eggs are encased in buttery puff pastry
CHICKEN VELOUTE SAUCE
The principles and techniques for making a velouté are nearly identical to those for béchamel. For instance, the thickness of the velouté depends on the amount of roux used with the stock. It's as simple as that and incredibly effective. Velouté sauces offer versatility, as you can use various cooking stocks to impart specific flavors. Chicken stock yields a chicken velouté, fish stock results in a fish velouté, and so forth.
CHICKEN FRICASSEE
A one-pot wonder that provides a satisfying taste of traditional French cuisine.
