Tuesday, August 3, 2010

About French Food: How To Make Truffle Fries

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How To Make Truffle Fries
Truffled French fries have become something of a controversy on foodie forums, igniting debates over flavor and if they live up to the culinary hype. The trick to making savory, earthy - and inexpensive - truffled fries, as featured in this easy truffle fries recipe, is to use premium quality truffle oil. Serve them with a bit of aioli on the side, for dipping... Read more

Roasted Pepper Boursin Cheese Recipe
Fresh cheese spread gets an updated flavor in this roasted pepper Boursin cheese recipe. The cheese is dressed up with smashed garlic, fresh herbs, and jarred roasted red peppers. This... Read more

Tangerine Beurre Blanc Sauce Recipe
This tangerine beurre blanc sauce recipe, full of complex rich and citrusy tones, provides the perfect foil for delicately flavored whitefish or chicken. For added flavor and decoration, sprinkle capers over the finished dish... Read more

Mirabelle Plum Clafouti Recipe
This Mirabelle plum clafouti recipe, also known as clafouti aux mirabelles, uses the delicious addition of dainty yellow plums swirled into the traditional custard cake. Mirabelle plums are delicately scented, popular for their tart, tangy skin and juicy, sweet flesh. Their uniquely sweet, tart, and spicy flavor makes a wonderful focal point in jams, tarts, cakes, and spirits.... Read more.


 


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