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A fresh, sharp tartare sauce of mayonnaise with chopped capers, gherkins, shallot, lemon and parsley — the essential partner for fish and chips or a fish finger sandwich.
Pink Swiss-meringue macaron shells piped in a mouse-ear silhouette, filled with a rose-kissed raspberry mousse and fresh raspberries, and brushed with gold.
Ratatouille is one of those dishes that has become so popular worldwide, it’s hard to remember where it came from originally. No mere vegetable stew, ratatouille is only really worth making in high summer: kept in the fridge, it will repay your efforts every time you open the door. Great served warm with barbecued fish or at room temperature with bread
Duck legs rendered crisp-skinned then braised in red wine with bacon and prunes until spoon-soft, served over celeriac smashed with confit garlic and butter.
Shop-bought croissants are soaked in rhubarb poaching syrup, filled and topped with almond frangipane and flaked almonds, baked and crowned with poached rhubarb.
FrenchCakes and baking14 hrServes 624 kcalVegetarianDiabeticLow-SodiumLow Fat / Low CholesterolRenal
A French-style quiche Lorraine given a Scottish turn with strong cheddar and smoked bacon matchsticks, onion and garlic softened in butter under an egg and cream filling. Best eaten hot in slices.
A rich brown French mother sauce built on beef stock, bacon, carrot, onion and celery, thickened with toasted flour and tomato purée. The espagnole also serves here as the base for its companion sauces.
A no-cook French sauce of diced tomato, olives, anchovy, lemon juice and soft herbs stirred through olive oil. It is spooned over food at room temperature so nothing loses its freshness.
A French-style savory loaf studded with Kalamata olives, sweet corn and Gruyère, sliced thick for picnics or a light lunch. Extra olives, corn and cheese scattered over the top bake into a savory crust.
Sea bass fillets bake inside a paper parcel with salted butter, garlic, capers and lemon while floury potatoes become a butter and milk mash. A seaweed salsa of olives, shallot, dulse and chives tops the fish.
A single sea bass fillet roasts skin-side down while a warm olive oil sauce is built from garlic, crushed coriander seeds, tomato, black olives and basil. Lemon juice added last keeps the spooned-over sauce fresh and zingy.
Banana shallots are caramelized, glazed with Madeira and sherry vinegar, then baked under puff pastry in a balsamic caramel. Whipped goats' cheese with cream and lemon, plus a watercress and chive salad, cut the sweetness of each tart.
Eggs baked in individual ramekins with Parmesan, cream and crumbled bacon until the whites set and the yolks stay soft. Chives finish this French-style breakfast, served warm with toast alongside.
Braising beef slow cooked with shallots, bacon lardons, carrots and red wine in the Burgundy style. Butter-fried mushrooms and crushed garlic are stirred in near the end, and the sauce can be thickened with cornflour.
A slow cooker beef casserole recipe you'll make time and time again – no browning required! Each serving (excluding mash or rice) provides 354 kcal, 33g protein, 9.1g carbohydrate (of which 7.2g sugars), 16g fat (of which 5.7g saturates), 3.6g fibre and 1.4g salt.
Small cubes of Maris Piper potato parboiled, steam-dried and roasted until crisp, then tossed hot with smoked salt flakes, smoked paprika, garlic and rosemary.
A classic French fish dish made with delicate sole fillets gently poached in cider and fish stock. The rich, creamy sauce is finished with brown shrimps, mussels and lemon. Serve with wilted spinach for a special dinner.
Silky pumpkin custard enriched with coconut milk and warm spices, sealed with a crackling caramelized sugar crust. A cloud of whipped coconut cream goes on top for serving.
A lighter take on the French classic: sausages, chicken, gammon and two kinds of beans braised with tomatoes, wine and thyme, brightened with an orange and parsley finish.
Ribeye steaks crusted with crushed black peppercorns, seared and rested, served with a cognac, beef broth and cream pan sauce finished with Dijon mustard.
Sirloin steaks are seared in foaming butter and rested, then sauced with the pan juices loosened with water, and served with sautéed potato cubes glazed in butter with parsley and shallot.
This quick steak recipe is served with a punchy roquefort butter and a fresh chopped salad. You’ll need a food processor and a weight or heavy pan to press the steak as it cooks.
A sausage- and sage-stuffed chicken leg, roasted until golden and served over wilted cavolo nero with a mustard and tarragon velouté and slices of pressed root vegetable terrine.