Poaching—simmering in liquid such as water, wine, broth, or some combination—is one of the best ways to cook fish because it doesn’t dry out. The liquid is usually flavored. Here...
Classics hardly need an explanation. These simple, succulent lamb chops are always a big seller on restaurant menus, but there is no reason why we can’t make them at home
The world’s most perfect food, hard-boiled eggs are simplicity itself; everyone can cook them, they are almost always on hand, and they are utterly satisfying. Add to that a kicky...
The bacon gives this stew a beautiful depth of flavor, and the crushed tomatoes melding with the chicken broth to lightly poach the seafood produces a lovely aroma. It is...
Sauteed poultry, meat, and vegetable dishes are some of the preparations at which the French have excelled, and numerous examples could be given. In this example, some of the fine...
Charcuterie is one of the disciplines of French cuisine that sets it apart from many others. There are seemingly endless variations of recipes that utilize and represent classic French foods....