Tomates Confites with Balsamic Vinegar

From: Trish's Paris Kitchen

These tasty caramelised tomatoes work well as a starter or side dish.

Pot au Feu

From: Trish's Paris Kitchen

A beef and vegetable stew, traditionally served in two stages. The first stage is a soup and the second a hearty dish of boiled beef and vegetables.

Mussel and Tomato Stew

From: Trish's French Country Kitchen

This sauce is really the dish. You could use it with pasta or with any white fish but here we use mussels

Blanquette de Veau Debout

From: Trish's Paris Kitchen

This is a very traditional dish, a veal casserole, where the veal is cooked with vegetables in a light stock and then at the end a very creamy sauce is made up and the whole thing gets mixed together.

Three Tomato Salad in Round Loaf

From: Trish's Paris Kitchen

This is an alternative use for a freshly baked loaf based on the olive oil French sandwich style known as the 'pain bagnard'. This is made with three different sorts of tomatoes, so if it’s not the summer time, you can heighten the flavour of it by roasting some with balsamic vinegar and sugar and then using some sun dried tomatoes.

Perfect Frites

From: Trish's Paris Kitchen

Empty plates, every time.

Coq au Vin

From: Trish's Paris Kitchen

One of the great traditional French dishes - though it's often massacred in motorway cafeterias! - this is a fantastic hearty, tasty stew made with great wine and a few simple ingredients.

Melon Balls and Almond Twizzle

From: Trish's Mediterranean Kitchen

Cavaillon melons might be hard to find in Ireland, but we do have a good choice of melons these days, and I am using three types.

Poulet aux Quarante Gousses d’Ail

From: Trish's Paris Kitchen

A deliciously simple roast chicken, served with garlic cloves and crunchy bread.


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