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"Norcal" Nicoise Salad – Layered for Your Pleasure
I know I’ve made fun of salads served in Mason jars before, but when I was asked to contribute a layered Nicoise to an Allrecipes Easter fea...
Pâté de Campagne – Finally, Something Complicated
Every once in a while, I get a food wish that has nothing to do with a specific recipe, but rather it’s a request to post something compl...
Béarnaise Sauce – Maybe My Favorite ‘Aise
I adore a good hollandaise, and couldn’t survive without mayonnaise, but if I had to pick an all-time favorite ’aise, it might just be bé...
“Mille Feuille” (Napoleon) – Short and Sweet
This mille feuille , which I’m sure I pronounced perfectly in the video, is also referred to as a Napoleon, and is the easiest, “fancy” p...
Beurre Blanc – This French Butter Sauce was Spot On
I can’t believe after all these years of posting videos, I hadn’t done a proper beurre blanc! Well, I guess I still haven’t, if you take int...
Tartiflette – French Potato, Bacon, and Illegal Cheese Casserole
There’s nothing I like more than getting a food wish for something I didn’t know existed, and thanks to a Mr. Patrick Ryan, I now know that ...
Spring Vegetable Tartine with White Anchovies – Food Wishes and Little Fishes
It’s not unusual for me to borrow ideas from the various restaurants I visit, but they’re normally tweaked, altered, or otherwise adapted. T...
Cassoulet – The World’s Most Complex Simple Recipe
There are so many reasons not to make cassoulet. You need lots of ingredients, some of which take effort to find. There are many steps, and ...
Pancetta-Wrapped Leek Gratin – Simply Amazing
I’m all about simply prepared vegetables, but every once in a while I need to cover them in caramelized pork and cheese, and this stunningly...
Orange Duck – Orange You Glad I Didn’t Call It Duck a l'Orange?
I don’t think I’ve made Duck “a l'Orange” since culinary school, nor tried to pronounce it, but thanks to a rather enticing photo in a f...
Coquilles St-Jacques – Hey, Have You Tried That New Saint James Diet?
Coquilles St-Jacques is the kind of unapologetically rich shellfish dish that we used to be able to enjoy, before the book-writing dietician...
Perfect French Baguette at Home – Only Impossible If You Don’t Try It
Whenever someone asked me why I hadn’t done a baguette video yet, I’d tell them because you just can’t recreate an authentic loaf of French ...
Salad Lyonnaise – A Super Salad from a City of Meat
How great is Salad Lyonnaise? Lyon is considered the meat capital of France, and yet the city’s most famous, and reproduced dish is probably...
A Quick and Easy Cassoulet Recipe – Pork & Beans with Benefits
Of course you can’t make a real cassoulet in an hour, but you can make this very acceptable cheater version, and as long as you manage expec...
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