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French

  • When Patience Is a Key Ingredient
    When Patience Is a Key Ingredient
    The perfect French onion soup can't be rushed.
    February 26, 2024BY Lynda Balslev
  • French Tarragon Chicken Is the Perfect Warm-Weather Comfort Food
    French Tarragon Chicken Is the Perfect Warm-Weather Comfort Food
    Chicken, fresh tarragon, cream, and white wine are no strangers to a French kitchen, and they all come ...
    May 25, 2023BY Audrey Le Goff
  • Baker’s Gold With a Raspberry on Top
    Baker’s Gold With a Raspberry on Top
    Do not underestimate a tiny cake. French financiers are simple, luxurious two-bite pastries. They are meant to be ...
    February 20, 2023BY Lynda Balslev
  • Pommes Anna Is a Spectacular Way to Serve Potatoes
    Pommes Anna Is a Spectacular Way to Serve Potatoes
    A classic from the French repertoire, pommes Anna features thinly sliced potatoes that are layered in an eye-catching ...
    November 2, 2022BY Audrey Le Goff
  • Ratatouille Brings Out the Best in Late Summer Produce
    Ratatouille Brings Out the Best in Late Summer Produce
    Best made in late summer using ripe vegetables, ratatouille is an iconic French Provençal stew of tomatoes, eggplant, ...
    August 25, 2022BY Audrey Le Goff
  • All the Flavors of Sun-Kissed Southern France in an Easy, One-Pan Chicken Dish
    All the Flavors of Sun-Kissed Southern France in an Easy, One-Pan Chicken Dish
    Bursting with fresh flavors, classic chicken Provençal features wine-braised, crisp-skinned chicken with loads of melty garlic and shallots, ...
    July 13, 2022BY Audrey Le Goff
  • Create A Charcuterie Board The French Way
    Create A Charcuterie Board The French Way
    When it comes to charcuterie boards, the French don’t play games. Charcuterie—an assemblage of meat, cheese, spreads, bread, ...
    June 21, 2022BY OuiPlease
  • French Dog Breeds You Should Know About
    French Dog Breeds You Should Know About
    What’s comes to mind when you think of France? Perhaps the fashion, the Cuisine, the Eiffel Tower, The ...
    May 27, 2022BY OuiPlease
  • All About the Butter: How to Make Bakery-Worthy French Brioche at Home
    All About the Butter: How to Make Bakery-Worthy French Brioche at Home
    The French have a passion for brioches, which they seek out at bakery stalls and markets, and occasionally ...
    April 1, 2022BY Audrey Le Goff
  • Beef Bourguignon: A Warming Stew Worth the Time
    Beef Bourguignon: A Warming Stew Worth the Time
    During the winter season, I make a meaty stew at least once a month. Stews are rich and ...
    March 8, 2022BY Lynda Balslev
  • Winter Salad Timeout
    Winter Salad Timeout
    Sometimes we just need a salad, even when it's the middle of winter. Salads can be satisfying and ...
    February 21, 2022BY Lynda Balslev
  • How the French Make French Toast
    How the French Make French Toast
    The French take their bread seriously. Perhaps more than any other food, bread holds the highest status—and greatest ...
    February 10, 2022BY Audrey Le Goff
  • French Onion Soup
    French Onion Soup
    It will take a while to caramelize the onions for the base of this soup, but the result ...
    February 3, 2022BY Victoria de la Maza
  • Classic French Lentil Soup
    Classic French Lentil Soup
    Packed with hearty vegetables, ham, and pantry staples, classic French lentil soup is on heavy rotation across French ...
    December 27, 2021BY Audrey Le Goff
  • Poires Belle Hélène: An Elegant French Dessert to Steal the Show
    Poires Belle Hélène: An Elegant French Dessert to Steal the Show
    A classic of French bistro menus, poires belle Hélène is a dessert of sweet and gently spiced poached ...
    December 20, 2021BY Audrey Le Goff
  • Pistachio-Matcha Financiers
    Pistachio-Matcha Financiers
    Financiers are cake-like cookies, usually made with hazelnut or almond flour. Named for the stockbrokers, financiers, of Paris ...
    December 5, 2021BY Dorie Greenspan
  • Classic Pot Roast, French-Style
    Classic Pot Roast, French-Style
    Did you notice? Yes, the days are getting shorter, the nights longer, and the temperature is dipping. Just ...
    October 23, 2021BY Diane Rossen Worthington
  • Snacking Like the French: How to Make Classic Black Olive Tapenade
    Snacking Like the French: How to Make Classic Black Olive Tapenade
    There are few better ways to spark conversation before a meal than with a French apéro. L’apéro, short ...
    September 16, 2021BY Audrey Le Goff
  • Revolutionary Broth: The Birth of the Restaurant and the Invention of French Gastronomy
    Revolutionary Broth: The Birth of the Restaurant and the Invention of French Gastronomy
    From the rise of click and collect to the advent of dark kitchens, the very concept of the ...
    September 4, 2021BY Nathalie Louisgrand
  • Vegetable Tian: A Taste of a Provençal Summer
    Vegetable Tian: A Taste of a Provençal Summer
    A tian embodies the essence of Provençal summer cooking. Made with layered slices of tomato, zucchini, and eggplant, ...
    July 23, 2021BY Audrey Le Goff
  • Making a Stone Fruit Mess
    Making a Stone Fruit Mess
    It's summer, and I'm greedy. The stone fruit is impossible to resist right now. The farmers markets are ...
    July 5, 2021BY Lynda Balslev
  • How to Make a Classic French Yogurt Cake
    How to Make a Classic French Yogurt Cake
    Think of yogurt cake as the little black dress of French baking: an easy, everyday staple that always ...
    June 21, 2021BY Audrey Le Goff
  • How to Make 3-ingredient Sabayon
    How to Make 3-ingredient Sabayon
    If you’re looking for a new companion for your summer berries, search no further than sabayon. An Italian ...
    May 26, 2021BY Audrey Le Goff
  • A Bistro Classic at Home
    A Bistro Classic at Home
    As its name indicates, salade Lyonnaise hails from the city of Lyon, in southern France, renowned as being ...
    May 5, 2021BY Audrey Le Goff
  • A French Stew Light Enough for Spring
    A French Stew Light Enough for Spring
    Veal blanquette is a classic white stew from the French repertoire, made with tender veal chunks cooked “en ...
    March 24, 2021BY Audrey Le Goff
  • Classic Vichyssoise
    Classic Vichyssoise
    A wonderful way to elevate soups to party status is to play with garnishes. For me, vichyssoise, a ...
    March 18, 2021BY Victoria de la Maza
  • French Crepes, Finished With Fire
    French Crepes, Finished With Fire
    Crêpes Suzette, classically thin French crêpes drenched in an orange-butter sauce and flambéed tableside, is one of the most memorable French ...
    February 24, 2021BY Audrey Le Goff
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