French Fare

The Ultimate Onion Tart Recipe

French comfort food starring caramelized onions
Mar 19, 2013 12:10 pm
Photo: milkandhoney2012 on Flickr

This recipe that we learned in Normandy always ends up being a huge hit. The entire thing takes an hour from start to finish and your guests will be impressed.  Think of onion tart like onion soup, but with a crust. Or quiche, but better. Life just got a little sweeter. 

Canard À L'Orangina Recipe

An updated recipe for classic duck à l'orange
Mar 7, 2013 4:31 pm
Photo: David Loftus

Chef Jean-François Piège once shared an amusing story of how his wife wanted duck à l’orange for Sunday supper and all he could find at his local corner shop was Orangina, so he used it to make a sauce for the duck. Sounds good to us! The recipe, after the jump. 

Brochettes Au Coq Au Vin Recipe

That's French for "coq au vin on skewers"
Mar 5, 2013 5:01 pm
Photo: David Loftus

A common misconception about French cuisine is that you yourself can't cook it. Completely false, as we've learned by cooking our way through The Little Paris Kitchen. In fact, many French dishes are a great jumping-off point for creating your own version of the classics. Take, for instance, these coq au vin skewers.

5 French Cheeses You Need To Seek Out

Camembert and Roquefort and Brie, oh my!
Feb 20, 2013 11:32 am

Martin Johnson knows a thing or two about good cheese. Since 1984, he has worked at and managed several of New York City’s leading cheese counters. We caught up with the man recently featured in the New York Times to tell us the four essential French cheeses to know, and eat.

Stuffed Whole Cabbage Recipe

A stuffed cabbage recipe that uses the whole head
Dec 13, 2012 4:01 pm
Photo: Luca Trovato

My good friend and accomplished amateur cook Jean-Michel Valette speaks fondly of his childhood days in France, when he often visited his grandmother. The dish he loved best was her stuffed whole cabbage. Through trial and error, we came up with something close that makes Jean-Michel very happy. Read on for a perfect recipe to make on a cold weekend day.

The 7 Best Things I Ate In Paris This Fall

Veal, escargots, lots of miso, no burgers!
Nov 16, 2012 12:01 pm

On a recent sojourn in Paris, I dodged the burger shops that are all the rage in Paris, you know, and instead opted for a mélange of traditional, perfectly executed French classics and some avant-garde dishes from a generation of young French chefs dominating Paris’ hot dining scene.

News Flash: The Fat Radish Pops Up In Paris

From the Lower East Side To Paris, With Love
Sep 30, 2012 12:01 pm

New York food culture is taking France by storm. The latest dish: The Fat Radish sets up shop in Paris. 

A Look Between The Patties: The Parisian Burger Craze Explained

Burgers invade Paris, but no Shake Shack. Yet.
Aug 24, 2012 10:01 am

Burger joints are popping up all over Paris. Not so long ago, burgers in Paris were not only few and far between, but (gasp!) shunned. So what's up with the burger craze? Well, it looks like the French have collectively changed their minds, joining the rest of the world on the burger-lovin' bandwagon.

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