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While there are those who prefer to stick to traditional methods of cooking and traditional food, there are also a class of people who are always willing to experiment with new culinary delights! The French cuisine consists of traditional and regional dishes, as well as continental food flavored with the French ethnic touch. It is because of this that French food

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We drink wine, placing it in a glass and swallowing without the effort of chewing (even though some people describe wine as chewy). It goes down smooth, born to be only wild enough to glide down an esophagus. Quenching our thirst and our nerves, a glass of good wine is simply a good drink.

However, wine isn’t limited to just a glass, a bottle, or even a bucket. Branching out into different realms, cooking/the-basics-of-cooking-with-wine-by-jennifer-marie-jordan-articlecity-com#more-801″ class=”more-link”>Read the rest of this entry »

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August-23-09

Corningware French White Roaster

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Corningware French White Roaster

4-Qt. French White II Oval Covered Casserole/Roaster. Use in oven, microwave, refrigerator, and freezer. Corningware material resists chipping and cracking. Glass & plastic lids simplify cooking, serving, and storage. Dishwasher safe, durable non-porous surface.Features:- 4-Qt. French White II Oval Covered Casserole/Roaster- Use in oven, microwave, refrigerator, and freezer- Corningware material resists chipping and cracking- Glass & plastic lids simplify cooking, serving, and storage- Dishwasher safe, durable non-porous surface

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August-16-09

All-Clad Stainless French Oven

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All-Clad Stainless French Oven

Profile PFSS5PJX 25.1 cu. ft. Energy Star French Door Refrigerator with External Dispenser

GE is one of the largest manufacturers of major appliances in the world. Since 1907, they have been introducing advanced appliances to improve peoples’ lives and conserve electricity. They’re continuing that legacy today with innovations like the Advantium® oven, the Harmony™ clothes care system, and more. Today, GE offers nearly 400 products — from refrigerators to cooking appliances to dryers — that meet ENERGY STAR® standards. With this french door refrigerator you can eliminate trips to the store by keeping foods fresh longer with the ClimateKeeper system, find exactly what you’re looking for under crisp, clear LED lighting and speed up your cool down with the TurboCool setting that restores proper temperature to the refrigerator after frequent door openings.

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August-7-09

French Presentation

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Sheridan College Presentation

Duration : 1 min 29 sec

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August-5-09

Online French

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http://onlinefrenchhere.com Online French makes it easy to learn French quickly and easily. There are lots of online French programs. Need help decided which one is best for you? Visit onlinefrenchhere.com and we'll help.

Duration : 42 sec

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I want the original one she made, straight from the book please!
I dont want the recipe that mixes two recipes together I found that to. I want original Julia Child Recipe

Yes it’s long put almost all of it is done in advance!!!

For the Beef Marinade part :

1/3 cup olive oil
1/2 cup sliced onion
1/2 cup carrot
1/2 cup celery
1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
1/4 teaspoon sage
1 bay leaf
3 allspice berries or cloves
6 peppercorns
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup dry white vermouth
1/3 cup cognac or brandy

For the Mushroom Duxelles part :

2 lbs mushrooms
2 tablespoons butter
4 tablespoons shallots, minced
1/2 cup dry madeira wine
4-5 tablespoons mousse type pate or foie gras
4 (8 ounce) filet of beef
4 slices prosciutto, thin
2 sheets puff pastry

For the Maderia Sauce part :

2 cups beef broth
1 tablespoon tomato paste
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1/4 cup madeira wine

DIRECTIONS :

1 Place all marinade ingredients (except salt, vermouth and cognac) in a small saucepan.

2 Cook slowly until vegetables are tender.

3 Remove from heat and let cool.

4 Season filets with salt; place in ziplock bag; add marinade mixture; pour on the wine and cognac.

5 Refrigerate 2 to 3 hours.

6 Remove from marinade.

7 Pat dry.

8 Heat 1 T oil in a heavy duty saute pan over high heat.

9 Add filet and sear briefly on all sides.

10 Return to refrigerator until ready to assemble the Wellingtons.

11 Reserve marinade for sauce.

12 Mince mushrooms in food processor until very small.

13 In the corner of a clean kitchen towel, twist the mushrooms a
handful at a time to extract as much of the mushroom juices as possible.

14 I usually dampen the towel first so it won’t absorb the juices of the mushrooms.

15 Reserve the juices for the sauce.

16 Saute mushrooms and shallots in butter 7 or 8 minutes or so until the mushroom pieces separate from each other and begin to look dry.

17 Add the madeira and boil until liquid has evaporated.

18 Season to taste and stir in the pate or foie gras.

19 Simmer marinade ingredients and mushroom juices with 2 cups beef broth and 1 T tomato paste for 1 hour or so until reduced to 2 cups.

20 Degrease, season and thicken with 2 Tbs.

21 cornstarch mixed with 1/4 cup Madeira.

22 All of these steps can be prepared well in advance and even frozen in separate containers.

23 Simply thaw everything before proceeding.

24 I usually get two Wellingtons out of each sheet of puff pastry.

25 It depends on the size of the steaks.

26 Roll out each sheet a little to accomodate the size of the filet.

27 Cut sheet in half.

28 Lay one sheet of Prosciutto on each half.

29 Place a spoonful of mushrooms on top; place a filet on top of
mushrooms; spoon a little more mushrooms on top of filet; wrap filet in pastry.

30 Pinch to seal.

31 If you have any pastry left over, be creative and decorate the Wellingtons to fit the occasion.

32 Place on parchment lined cookie sheet.

33 Refrigerate at least 30 minutes or until ready to bake.

34 Preheat oven to 375^F.

35 Egg wash the tops of the Wellingtons.

36 Bake until golden brown.

37 About 25 minutes.

38 Use an instant read thermometer to insure that the meat is done to your liking.

39 If Wellingtons start to brown too much before the meat is ready, cover with foil and cook until it is done.

40 Serve with the Madeira sauce spooned on top.

August-3-09

Colors in French !

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Get perfect pronunciation of colors with this French lesson from ParisByPod. Enjoy & check more French lessons on ParisByPod.com !

Duration : 2 min 27 sec

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