
Discover the fundamentals of French cuisine with an introduction from an APCA chef online, designed for curious home cooks seeking confident cooking.
Traditional Stew typical from the Burgundy region in France
Typical Marseille recipe
Classic French Dessert
Sandwich in the purest French style
Classic elaboration of the france cuisine
Duck liver prepared in the traditional style
French Omelette over Ratatouille
Most classic France soup
traditional recipe of rural people
extraordinary savory cake
updated recipe of a classic
France Style fish cooking
The queen of the tarts
Classic elaboration made from leek
Master Chef Gabriel Bonin covers the selection of French dishes which can be categorised into Starters , Soups, Main course and desserts. This topic cover step by step process for making individual recipes which you can always replicate in you house or kitchen
French cuisine developed throughout the centuries influenced by the many surrounding cultures of Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Germany and Belgium, in addition to its own food traditions on the long western coastlines of the Atlantic, the Channel and of course, inland.
Knowledge of French cooking has contributed significantly to Western cuisines. Its criteria are used widely in Western cookery school boards and culinary education.
Onion soup - Most classic France soup
Vichyssoise Soup - Classic elaboration made from leek
Boullinaise Soup - Typical Marseille recipe
Beef Bourgignon – Traditional Stew Typical from the Burgundy region in France
Duck confit with Dauphinoise and berry Gastric Sauce - Classic elaboration of the france cuisine
Foie Gras Terrinere Red fruit Ham and Brioche - Duck liver prepared in the traditional style
Sole Meuniere - France Style fish cooking
Pot – Au – Feu - traditional recipe of rural people
Croque – Monsieur - Sandwich in the purest French style
Quiche Lorraine - Savory Quiche
Salade Landaise - Updated recipe of a classic
French Omeletter over Ratatouille
Crepre Suzette – Classic French Dessert of Pancakes
Tarte Tatin - The queen of the tarts which could be based on any fruits