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Barefoot in Paris: Simple French Meals You Can Make at Home ...

Hearty boeuf Bourguignon served in deep bowls more than a garlic-rubbed slice of baguette toast decadently wealthy croque monsieur, eggy and oozing with cheese gossamer crème brulee, its sweetness offset by a brittle burnt-sugar topping. No matter whether shared in a cozy French bistro or in your individual house, the romance and enduring charm of French country cooking is irrefutable. Here is the guide that helps you provide that spirit, people evocative dishes, into your very own home.

What Ina Garten is acknowledged for—on her Food Network present and in her 3 prior bestselling books—is including a particular twist to acquainted dishes, even though also streamlining the recipes so you invest much less time in the kitchen but even now emerge with perfection. And that is just what she offers in Barefoot in Paris . Ina’s kir royale includes the exclusive addition of raspberry liqueur—a refreshing alternative to the standard crème de cassis. Her vichyssoise is brightened with the addition of zucchini, and her chocolate mousse is deeply flavored with the essence of orange. All of these dishes are correct to their Parisian roots, but all offer a thing special—and are totally tasty, completely available, and the perfect fare for friends and family.

Barefoot in Paris is suffused with Ina’s love of the city, of the bustling out of doors markets and alluring little stores, of the bakeries and fromageries and charcuteries—of the amazing celebration of food that you uncover on every single road corner, in each neighborhood. So take a trip to Paris with the best guide—the Barefoot Contessa herself—in her most individual guide however.

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