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Soupe à l’Oignon: A Humble Beginning with a Rich Legacy

By Ian Crow | April 8, 2025

Few dishes in French cuisine capture the balance of simplicity and depth like soupe à l’oignon, or French […]

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Steak Frites the Raymond Blanc Way: A French Classic Made Perfect

By Ian Crow | April 8, 2025

There are few dishes that capture the essence of French bistro cooking quite like steak frites. It’s simple, […]

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Floyd on France: The Book That Lit My Path to French Gastronomy

By Ian Crow | April 8, 2025

My journey into French gastronomy didn’t begin in a Provençal market or a Parisian bistro—it […]

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Cheese: The Importance of the Cheese Course and Ettiquette in Serving it.

By Ian Crow | April 2, 2025

Preparing and Enjoying the Traditional French Cheese Course In France, cheese isn’t merely a snack […]

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French Gourmet Cooking Retreat in South West France

By Ian Crow | April 1, 2025

Hands on Learning with expert Chef and Wine Connoisseurs Since starting French Foodies Society I […]

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Classic Stocks and Mother Sauces of French Cuisine

By Ian Crow | April 1, 2025

French cuisine has long been synonymous with depth of flavor, meticulous technique, and a deep […]

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Auguste Escoffier’s Lasting Legacy in the Culinary World

By Ian Crow | April 1, 2025

Auguste Escoffier, often hailed as the “Chef of Kings and King of Chefs,” played a […]

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The French Love Affair with Chicken

By Ian Crow | April 1, 2025

The French Love Affair with ChickenFrench cuisine has long been revered for its sophistication, meticulous […]

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From Humble Rooster to Gourmet Classic

By Ian Crow | April 1, 2025

Coq au Vin stands as a testament to the elegance and rustic charm of French […]

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Uncorking Tradition: How Burgundy’s Ancient Monks Shaped the World’s Most Revered Wines

By Ian Crow | April 1, 2025

Burgundy, located in east-central France, has a storied history of wine production stretching back over […]

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