How to Make a French Baguette
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How to make an authentic French baguette – crisp, light, airy and portable…
How to make an authentic French baguette – crisp, light, airy and portable…
See how a simple French country omelette can inspire a lifelong passion.
Enjoy the flavor of ripe mangoes all year round with this sweet and satisfying homemade chutney.
A nice photo reportage about the Bakery Team of France in 2011 which finished 3rd during the last European Bakery Cup held in Nantes.
Delicious macarons with a dark cocoa shell filled with white chocolate and mint ganache.
Riz rouge de Camargue with fennel confit and bouquet garni
Reblochon cheese from Haute Savoie and a recipe for tartiflette: reblochon melted over potatoes, bacon, and shallots
Four recipes Cannelé from famous chefs in France: Alain Ducasse, Christophe Michalak, Joel Robuchon and Pierre Hermé. (in Russian)
brooks cherry parfait with brooks cherry textures: poached, dehydrated, raw, juice reduction; toasted almonds, creme fraiche.
Inspired by a vacation in Brittany, this galette has everything you need to start your day right!
If you need some fun in your life, this week’s FFwD recipe, a salty, buttery cookie, promises just that.
Palmiers – two ingredients and an easy method produce these fantastic palmiers.
Souffle Grand Marnier and more photos of Paris eats
Flower-shaped gelato from Amorino’s from my travels in Paris, France.
Wine tasting in Paris. A must do experience.
Passion Fruit Friand for Bastille Day
Rouille, a garlic-saffron mayonnaise, is an amazing condiment with steamed shellfish and spread on French bread
Amuse Bouche of Onion Tart & Herring Roe Sandwich – a perfect pairing of tart, sweet and salty (from 1 Michelin-starred Passage 58, Paris).
The heavenly Apple Tart at 3 Michelin-starred L’Arpège. Delectable flaky puff pasty, exquisite apple rosettes and rich caramel sauce.
Saddle of Lamb with Spring Vegetables and Black Garlic, served at the 3-Michelin starred L’Astrance in Paris.
Socca hot off the grill and a plastic tumbler of rosé wine – it really doesn’t get any better than this!
A taste of arguably the most famous macarons you can find in Paris.