From: Trish's Paris Kitchen
There is nothing nicer in the autumn than collecting crisp, fresh apples to make that delicious light desert, Apple Compote, which is ideally served with a freshly made Crème Anglaise.
From: Trish's Paris Kitchen
This is surely the most famous and argued over salad in the world. My idea for deconstructing my Salade Niçoise is to present all the elements separately. The purists say there shouldn't be any vegetables at all but I am used to having green beans and potatoes in my version. Just tell yourself you are not from Nice, and go wherever your taste takes you.
From: Trish's Paris Kitchen
For this dish, you have to select potatoes that will not turn into mash as you cook them. A carefully selected waxy potato will keep its shape and texture during cooking, not too hard and not too soft.
From: Trish's Paris Kitchen
With the help of a Quiche Lorraine, you can win the battle to convince your growing children that vegetables are 'a good thing'.
From: Trish's Paris Kitchen
Luxury cheese on toast!
From: Trish's Paris Kitchen
Try this tasty chocolate and vanilla dish.
From: Trish's Paris Kitchen
An old fashioned, traditional French sponge cake recipe that children love.
From: Trish's Paris Kitchen
Moroccan Lamb Tagine is a really tasty and exotic meal and it's a great dish to cook to get the children into the kitchen with you.
From: Trish's Paris Kitchen
Ratatouille is a lovely sunny dish from the south of France which combines all those lovely Mediterranean vegetables.