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03/14/2002
The three parts of this elegant dessert from the Auberge de Noves—cakes, ice cream, and coulis—can also be served individually. For a simpler presentation, make one 9'' cake instead of four small ones.
Issue #20
03/18/2002
This dessert was adapted from a recipe in Patricia Wells’s Bistro Cooking (Workman, 1989).
Issue #19
02/13/2007
Light, fluffy, and decadently chocolaty, this dessert is a little taste of heaven.
Issue #16
03/28/2002
We found this dessert at Cafe Jacqueline on Grant Avenue in San Francisco, where proprietor Jacqueline Margulis specializes in soufflés of all kinds.
Issue #13
04/02/2002
The celebrated pâtissier Coquelin bought La Pâtisserie Bourdaloue in 1909, and created, among other things, this famous pear tart.
Issue #12
09/11/2007
This classic Breton dessert is made with either prunes or apples; we prefer the latter.
Issue #10
09/11/2007
This traditional dessert is made with tons of sugar and an outrageous amount of butter.
Issue #10
08/31/2007
Our recipe for this unusual but typically Niçoise pastry is based on the version from Mireille Johnston's The Cuisine of the Sun.
Issue #8
01/23/2007
Savoyarde desserts like this one are as rustic as the region itself, using ingredients from the bounty of the land.
Issue #4
01/23/2007
Autumn-ripe pears create a tasty twist on this classic French dessert.
Issue #3
01/23/2007
This “cake” is a creative way to serve the bitterly delicious eggplant.
Issue #2
01/22/2007
This beautiful dessert is a wonderful way to take advantage of autumn’s bounty.
Issue #2
01/19/2007
Cool and creamy, this classic French dessert is both delicious and beautiful.
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01/19/2007
The infusion of orange blossom water adds a uniquely Provençal note to this dessert.
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01/19/2007
This lavender honey ice cream recipe is delicate and sweet, with a hint of lavender. It is popular in Haute Provence.
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02/20/2013
A classic roast chicken dinner with simple French-style elegance is a perfect for any occasion around the table.
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12/17/2012
Celebrate the holiday réveillon style with a long, decadent dinner of French classics, from roasted oysters with white wine to a rack of lamb with rosemary and thyme. Finish the meal with a show-stopping Bûche de Noël, as well as traditional French shortbread cookies.
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11/28/2012
For a cold winter night, gather your friends to linger over an elegant meal of buttery-rich, timeless French classics.
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02/13/2012
A perforated coeur à la crème mold is traditionally used to form the heart shape, though a mesh sieve makes a fine substitute for the mold. Continue...
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08/29/2010
Café Fernando celebrates being named SAVEUR's "Best Culinary Travel Blog" by making these creamy and colorful pistachio éclairs.
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Source: Cafe Fernando
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