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Tarte roquefort-poires
A savory tart made with pears and Roquefort cheese can be a lovely start to a meal, and with pears now in season this is a perfect time to try it. The tart is best if you make the crust … Continue reading
Posted in 4a. Savory Tarts and Tartines
Tagged pears, poires, recette, recipe, roquefort, savory tart
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Confiture de figues
I first discovered fig jam many summers ago when I spent a few weeks at a country house in the Cévennes region of southern France. The place was idyllic, lush with fruit both cultivated and wild. We picked the figs … Continue reading
Minestrone à la française
You don’t need to live along the French-Italian Mediterranean rim to enjoy a summer vegetable soup topped with parmesan and fresh basil. This version omits the beans and pasta but is otherwise rather similar to both Italy’s minestrone and Provence’s … Continue reading
Posted in 2. Soups
Tagged minestrone, pistou, recette, recipe, soupe au légumes, vegan, vegetable soup
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Pêches au vin au romarin
A bowl of sliced peaches poached in rosé wine with rosemary makes a light and refreshing dessert for hot summer evenings. You can serve the peaches on their own, as I prefer, or take a page from my daughter’s book … Continue reading
Boulettes de poulet colombo
Colombo, a spice mix widely used in the French Caribbean, gives its name to this dish of spicy chicken balls in a coconut-curry sauce. The dish is generally served over rice to temper its heat. Start off the meal with … Continue reading
Posted in 6. Poultry
Tagged chicken balls, colombo, french caribbean cuisine, recette, recipe, spice mix
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Crème de la crème, Part IV
This post featuring favorite summer dishes wraps up my 10th anniversary series on the best of The Everyday French Chef. And I have to say that, given the bounty of the season, it was hard to choose one special dish … Continue reading
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Tagged french summer favorites, grand aioli, ratatouille, recette, recipe, vegan
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Storzapretti
Storzapretti are Corsican dumplings made with spinach or chard and cheese, topped with tomato sauce and more cheese, and baked until bubbly and golden. According to legend, a priest once found the dumplings so delicious that he stuffed himself to … Continue reading
Posted in 9. Pasta, Rice, Grains
Tagged brocciu, chard, Corsican cuisine, cuisine corse, recette, recipe, ricotta, spinach dumplings
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Saucisses-fenouil-pommes de terre
Italian-style sausages marry beautifully with finocchio, aka fennel, in this one-dish meal for all seasons. It’s a crowd pleaser that also includes potatoes, and you can round out the dish with a seasonal veggie — e.g. peas in springtime, butternut … Continue reading
Posted in 7. Meat Dishes
Tagged fennel, fenouil, finocchio, recette, recipe, saucisses de toulouse, sausages
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Pan bagnat
If you’ve ever been to Nice, you will have encountered the pan bagnat, that city’s trademark sandwich: a large roll stuffed with tuna, tomatoes, black olives, hard-boiled egg, anchovies, green pepper, green onion, radishes and basil. It’s like a salade … Continue reading
Posted in 4a. Savory Tarts and Tartines
Tagged cuisine nicoise, nice-style sandwich, pan bagnat, recette, recipe
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Cresson-anchois-croûtons
Is there such a thing as a new recipe? This zesty salad of watercress topped with anchovy fillets and croutons may fit the bill. I created it one day when I’d been to the market and had a bunch of … Continue reading