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A Cook's Tour of France Regional French Recipes
A Cook's Tour of France Regional French Recipes
- ISBN 13:
9781743790182
- ISBN 10:
174379018X
- Format: Hardcover
- Copyright: 09/13/2016
- Publisher: Hardie Grant
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Summary
An authentic collection of regional recipes from native French chef
Gabriel Gaté gathers together the classic recipes from more than a dozen iconic regions of France. France is home to outstanding fish and seafood, excellent wines and liqueurs, extraordinary cheeses, a unique range of charcuteries, and delicious bread, cakes, and p?tisseries, making it one of the world's favorite foodie destinations.
Gaté selects the best dishes from each of the regions, such as chicken casserole vallée d'auge from Normandy, duck ballotine from the Vendée region, scampi and artichoke cr?pes from Brittany, the colorful ratatouille with lemon chantilly from Provence and, of course, lovely desserts, as only the French can conjure, including the luscious strawberry tart from the Loire Valley or rum savarin from the Lorraine region. Gaté's knowledge and passion are expressed with an eloquent, informed, and familiar manner that make for a great introduction to French cuisine.
Gabriel Gaté gathers together the classic recipes from more than a dozen iconic regions of France. France is home to outstanding fish and seafood, excellent wines and liqueurs, extraordinary cheeses, a unique range of charcuteries, and delicious bread, cakes, and p?tisseries, making it one of the world's favorite foodie destinations.
Gaté selects the best dishes from each of the regions, such as chicken casserole vallée d'auge from Normandy, duck ballotine from the Vendée region, scampi and artichoke cr?pes from Brittany, the colorful ratatouille with lemon chantilly from Provence and, of course, lovely desserts, as only the French can conjure, including the luscious strawberry tart from the Loire Valley or rum savarin from the Lorraine region. Gaté's knowledge and passion are expressed with an eloquent, informed, and familiar manner that make for a great introduction to French cuisine.
