Recipes By Jacques Pepin

159 recipes found

Breaded and Broiled Blue Cod
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Breaded and Broiled Blue Cod

15m6 servings
Sauteed Pork Patties With Yams
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Sauteed Pork Patties With Yams

1h6 servings
Rice Pudding With Fruit
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Rice Pudding With Fruit

45m6 servings
Hard-Boiled Eggs With Mustard Sauce
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Hard-Boiled Eggs With Mustard Sauce

15m6 servings
Bread-And-Cheese Soup
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Bread-And-Cheese Soup

10mFour servings
Catfish With Croutons And Nuts
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Catfish With Croutons And Nuts

12m6 servings
Stuffed Cabbage Rolls
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Stuffed Cabbage Rolls

2h 30m6 servings
Blackfish With Potatoes And Onions
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Blackfish With Potatoes And Onions

30m6 servings
Cucumber Mint Soup
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Cucumber Mint Soup

20m6 servings (8 cups)
Pears in Mint and Tea
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Pears in Mint and Tea

30m6 servings
Truffled Potatoes Sarladaise
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Truffled Potatoes Sarladaise

35mSix servings
Peach Flambe With Rum
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Peach Flambe With Rum

Apricots or another fresh fruit could be substituted in this recipe. The most important factors are the quality and ripeness of the fruit. The peaches are cut into wedges and sauteed in a little butter and sugar until they soften and their juices begin to caramelize. Then, lemon juice and peach preserves or jam are added and the dish is finished with dark rum for flavor.

15mSix servings
Jacques Pepin's Chicken Soup
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Jacques Pepin's Chicken Soup

2h 15m6 servings
Frozen Watermelon Slush
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Frozen Watermelon Slush

10h6 servings
Pears in Syrup and Mint
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Pears in Syrup and Mint

10m6 servings
Creme au Chocolat
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Creme au Chocolat

To make this classic dish a little less rich, I substitute milk for the heavy cream that conventionally serves as its base, combining it with a dash of flour and a little egg to create a light pastry cream, to which I add enough chocolate to make a dark, intensely flavored dessert that can be served with or without cookies. It will keep in the refrigerator for a week or so. Be certain to cover it well with plastic wrap to keep it from absorbing other flavors in the refrigerator.

15m6 servings
Napa Cabbage Salad
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Napa Cabbage Salad

12m6 servings
Migas Eggs A La Mike Marks
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Migas Eggs A La Mike Marks

15mSix servings
Potato and Watercress Salad
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Potato and Watercress Salad

40m6 servings
Herbed Yogurt Cheese
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Herbed Yogurt Cheese

8h 15m6 servings
Ginger Oxtail Stew With Potatoes
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Ginger Oxtail Stew With Potatoes

3h6 servings
Cream of Carrot Soup
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Cream of Carrot Soup

1h6 servings
Green Salad With Croutons
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Green Salad With Croutons

20m
Cream of Raspberries And Yogurt
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Cream of Raspberries And Yogurt

10m6 servings