French Recipes

1126 recipes found

Mousse Of Crab Meat
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Mousse Of Crab Meat

40mEight or more servings
Sole Mousse in Leeks
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Sole Mousse in Leeks

45m6 servings
Salt Codfish Mousse
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Salt Codfish Mousse

12h 30m4 or more servings
Brandade
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Brandade

40mAbout 3 cups
Mistral's Chicken With Garlic
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Mistral's Chicken With Garlic

45m4 servings
Zucchini Cake Mousse (Gateau de Courgettes)
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Zucchini Cake Mousse (Gateau de Courgettes)

1h 30m8 servings
Chicken Liver Mousse
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Chicken Liver Mousse

6h 20m4 to 6 servings.
Daube Provencal
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Daube Provencal

2h 45mFour servings
Troisgros Potatoes Gratin
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Troisgros Potatoes Gratin

30m4 servings
Dressing for Poached Beef
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Dressing for Poached Beef

5mabout 1/3 cup
Fillets of Lamb With Fresh Thyme
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Fillets of Lamb With Fresh Thyme

40m4 servings
Pierre Franey's Beef Broth
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Pierre Franey's Beef Broth

4h3 quarts
Pave of Tomato and Cabbage With Basil Broth
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Pave of Tomato and Cabbage With Basil Broth

2h4 servings
Poached Fillet of Beef With Winter Vegetables
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Poached Fillet of Beef With Winter Vegetables

40m4 servings
Cold Melon Soup With Tarragon and Dry Sherry
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Cold Melon Soup With Tarragon and Dry Sherry

15m4 servings
Lemon Vinaigrette
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Lemon Vinaigrette

The simplest of vinaigrettes, this recipe requires simply four ingredients, two of which are salt and pepper. It’s a perfect dressing to throw on a simple side of greens when time is tight and appetites are robust. Make it soon.

5m4 small salads' worth of dressing
Shrimp and Tomato Tartlets
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Shrimp and Tomato Tartlets

This is not difficult to make if you are organized. I first prepared these while staying at the magnificent Chateau de Pray near the Loire Valley city of Amboise. This region is famous for crisp tart wines like Sancerre and the sweeter Vouvray, as well as cheese and freshwater fish and shellfish. The pastry dough can be made in a few minutes with a food processor; it can be done in advance and chilled. The tomato-based filling can also be made in advance. At the last minute, the tart shells are filled and baked. The shrimp are quickly sauteed and flavored with curry and then distributed over the finished tartlets. These tartlets look terrific and can be garnished in any number of ways -- maybe with red radicchio and green bibb lettuce.

30m4 servings
Sea Bass With Tomato Coulis, Basil and Asparagus
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Sea Bass With Tomato Coulis, Basil and Asparagus

35m4 servings
Breaded Oysters With Spinach
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Breaded Oysters With Spinach

35m4 servings
Cheese With Truffle-Flavored Vinaigrette
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Cheese With Truffle-Flavored Vinaigrette

10mFour servings
Veal Stew Marengo
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Veal Stew Marengo

1h 45m4 to 6 servings
Fig and Orange Compote
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Fig and Orange Compote

30m4 servings
Tomato Compote
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Tomato Compote

15mCompote for 4 small tartlets
Fillet of Beef In Red Wine Sauce
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Fillet of Beef In Red Wine Sauce

25m4 servings