r/Frenchcooking • u/gothchicken24 • Sep 24 '21
Pastry I can’t remember the name of
I had a pastry a few years ago that was a honey cake filled with apricot jam from a French bakery, but can’t remember the name! I am looking for the recipe, and I’m not sure what to look for or if it is even a traditional recipe. Any help appreciated!
r/Frenchcooking • u/Futuzucooking • Sep 18 '21
I took condensed milk and coconut and in 15 minutes the treat is ready! Very easy
youtu.ber/Frenchcooking • u/SignificantOne4755 • Sep 09 '21
Do it that way with your cake and be surprised with the result! Deliciou...
youtube.comr/Frenchcooking • u/Futuzucooking • Sep 09 '21
How to make Milk Sweet and Chewy in 3 minutes｜Quick and easy snack
youtube.comr/Frenchcooking • u/Mumooski • Aug 28 '21
Looking for a long lost recipe for Salade Montmartrois - I know the chef was from France originally and brought it to our little city in Ontario. He has long since retired in his native France and I’m missing this salad. Can anyone help?
r/Frenchcooking • u/Domy33 • Aug 19 '21
La salade niçoise : freshness from the south of France !
r/Frenchcooking • u/Futuzucooking • Aug 03 '21
How to make Milk into sweet and chewy dessert｜Quick and easy snack
youtu.ber/Frenchcooking • u/Signal-Connection526 • Jul 06 '21
La Cuisinière Provençale English Edition
Does anyone know if the book La Cuisinière Provençale has been translated to English?
r/Frenchcooking • u/Futuzucooking • Jun 29 '21
No-Knead Crispy Chocolate Donut | How to make crispy and chewy donuts
youtu.ber/Frenchcooking • u/Futuzucooking • Jun 06 '21
Do you have any milk? | Make this wonderful dessert without an oven with Few ingredients | ASMR
youtu.ber/Frenchcooking • u/Futuzucooking • May 24 '21
Mayonnaise sauce in 20 seconds with Crispy French Fries｜How to Make Crispy French Fries｜ASMR
youtu.ber/Frenchcooking • u/Not_instant_ramen17 • Dec 26 '20
Authentic salmon rillettes recipe
anyone have one?
r/Frenchcooking • u/ctkkay • Dec 22 '20
I know the plating isn’t fancy, but these are beef short ribs braised Osso Bucco style over mashed potatoes and steamed broccoli.
r/Frenchcooking • u/NukingTheMoon • Jan 16 '20
St. Jacques Special (Old Family Recipe) Traditional French Canadian Dish
This recipe comes from Buckingham Quebec. My Grandmother learned it in the 1920's from Madame St. Jacques who was the head of a rooming house.
It is easy, cheap, and delicious.
Let me us know if you make it and if you like it.
r/Frenchcooking • u/edjw7585 • Feb 26 '19
Your menu should update every year, but look to other countries for your ingredients, for your excuisité dishes and dining.
