The art of french cooking

Iconic, classic, and occasionally even controversial, Julia Child’s Mastering the Art of French Cooking (Vol I and II) continues to be an important source for today’s serious home cooks. While the books are dated in some ways (I don’t tend to blanch my bacon before cooking it, for instance), nonetheless they still inform and inspire me, and will definitely always have a place of honor on my cookbook shelf.

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The most delicious dishes the queen of French cuisine has to offer.

Experience the rich flavors of traditional French dishes with these timeless recipes. From Coq au Vin to Ratatouille, explore classic French cuisine that brings the taste of France to your table. Perfect for food lovers looking to try something new or recreate their favorite meals at home. Get inspired by these authentic dishes and start cooking French favorites today.

Check out my review of "Mastering the Art of French Cooking," by Julia Child. "You've got all the directions and if you can read you can cook," Julia Child. #FrenchCooking #JuliaChild #cookbookaddict #cookbooks

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The illustrated guide to the most delicious French cakes and pastries you can find in the boulangerie! #cake #frenchcakes #croissant

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Julia Child’s iconic recipes were animal-heavy, but good news: you can enjoy many dishes inspired by her French cooking techniques with a few simple plant-based swaps.

In this post, you can read about Elizabeth David, who not only revolutionized the way Britain ate, but also truly understood French cuisine.

Bon Appetit The co-author of a book designed to introduce French cooking techniques to Americans, Child first appeared on public television in 1963. Read more: http://www.time.com/time/photogallery/0,29307,1915043,00.html#ixzz23lionGDC

From ratatouille to roast chicken, here are thirteen classic Julia Child recipes to help you master the art of French cooking at home. #JuliaChild #FrenchFood

Start the day the French way with these authentic breakfast recipes commonly made by families in France.

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