Recipes By Patricia Wells

56 recipes found

Gratin Dauphinois Chez Lily Et Gaby (Lily And Gaby's Potato Gratin)
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Gratin Dauphinois Chez Lily Et Gaby (Lily And Gaby's Potato Gratin)

2hSix to eight servings
Piperade (Saute of peppers, onions and tomatoes)
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Piperade (Saute of peppers, onions and tomatoes)

REGIONAL inspirations and influences have always had their place on French menus, but with an increased interest in vegetables, country dishes such as piperade - a vegetable dish from the Basque region of France - are showing up in various guises. While the classic piperade often appears with scrambled eggs and country ham, Alain Dutournier of Au Trou Gascon of Paris recently served a more elegant molded version as a vegetable side dish to rabbit. The rabbit was sauteed and covered with thin slices of spicy- hot green peppers. Other regional vegetable inspirations recently appearing on Paris menus include cold Proven,cale ratatouille (a blend of tomatoes, eggplant, onions and zucchini) topped with a poached egg (served at Taillevent), and a Ni,coise tapenade (a blend of olives, capers, anchovies and olive oil) spread over roasted porgy fillets (at La Cantine des Gourmets).

1h 15m4 servings
Fried Oysters With Creamy Tartar Sauce
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Fried Oysters With Creamy Tartar Sauce

40mSix servings as an appetizer; two as a main course
Madame Mouriere's Cassoulet
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Madame Mouriere's Cassoulet

5h 35m10 to 12 servings
Tarte Au Chocolat Amer (Bitter-Chocolate Tart)
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Tarte Au Chocolat Amer (Bitter-Chocolate Tart)

2hEight servings
Preserved Duck (Confit de Canard)
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Preserved Duck (Confit de Canard)

2h1 preserved duck
Stuffed Pheasant Breasts With Wild-Mushroom Sauce
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Stuffed Pheasant Breasts With Wild-Mushroom Sauce

This dish is named for Gaston Lenotre's hunting lodge, Les Bastes, in Sennely, France. Though the recipe is long and appears complicated, much of the work can be done rather quickly ahead of time.

1h 45m4 to 6 servings
Skate Wings With Cabbage And Spring Onions
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Skate Wings With Cabbage And Spring Onions

20m4 servings
Chili and onion pork
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Chili and onion pork

This is a popular Singapore dish, prepared with either fish steaks, chicken or pork chops.

40mFour servings
Chili shrimp
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Chili shrimp

15mFour servings
Financiers Aux Noisettes Chez Vaudron (Vaudron's Hazelnut Cakes)
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Financiers Aux Noisettes Chez Vaudron (Vaudron's Hazelnut Cakes)

30mTwenty-two financiers
Marjolaine Multilayered Chocolate Cake
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Marjolaine Multilayered Chocolate Cake

2h 30mSixteen to 20 servings
Flamiche Aux Poireaux (Leek Tart)
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Flamiche Aux Poireaux (Leek Tart)

2h 30mEight servings
Hostellerie Du Cerf's Salmon With Lentils, Bacon And Horseradish Cream
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Hostellerie Du Cerf's Salmon With Lentils, Bacon And Horseradish Cream

1h 15mFour servings
Thin Coconut Milk
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Thin Coconut Milk

Thin coconut milk Canned or frozen coconut milk may be used for this curry, but it will be thicker and heavier than the milk you prepare yourself.

5m3 cups thin coconut milk
Basic Tomato Sauce
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Basic Tomato Sauce

45mAbout one and one-half quarts
Morels and Comte Cheese On Grilled Toast
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Morels and Comte Cheese On Grilled Toast

50mEight servings
Lionel Poilane's Apple Tart
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Lionel Poilane's Apple Tart

45mFour individual apple tarts or one large tart
Tomates A La Provencale (Baked Tomatoes)
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Tomates A La Provencale (Baked Tomatoes)

1h 10mEight servings
Chestnut Honey Squares
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Chestnut Honey Squares

The inspiration for this foolproof recipe came from the Paris bakery Moulin de la Vierge. These honey-kissed squares can be made ahead, do not require exotic equipment, are relatively simple (you pat the crust in the pan) and are beautiful, with a glistening glaze. Stored in an airtight container, they stay fresh for days.

45m32 squares
Fresh Pasta and Seafood Salad
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Fresh Pasta and Seafood Salad

ALTHOUGH pasta has existed for years in French cuisine - 16th- century French cookbooks offer recipes for ravioli - its importance in the French diet evolved only recently. Today fresh pasta can be found at many cheese shops and charcuteries, while pasta appears on menus all over the country, in many cases replacing the potato as a side dish. In the kitchens at Tour d'Argent pasta is prepared fresh daily, while such restaurants as Rostang and Jamin include ravioli or pasta on the menu throughout the year. At Jules Verne, in the Eiffel Tower, the menu features a warm salad combining fresh fettuccine and sole in a light, creamy dressing, while at La Cantine des Gourmets goat cheese-filled ravioli floats in a rich duck stock, surrounded by slices of rosy duck and chunks of fresh artichoke hearts. This recipe comes from Colette Dejean of Chez Toutone, a small Left Bank restaurant.

40m4 servings as first course, 2 servings as main course
Mousse De Poivrons Doux (Red-Pepper Mousse)
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Mousse De Poivrons Doux (Red-Pepper Mousse)

2h 45mFour to six servings
Tartelettes Au Citron (Individual Lemon Tarts)
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Tartelettes Au Citron (Individual Lemon Tarts)

1h 45mSix to eight servings
Tarte Au Maroilles (Maroilles Cheese Tart)
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Tarte Au Maroilles (Maroilles Cheese Tart)

2h 30mEight servings