🇫🇷 The Coco Raspberry Chocolate French Madeleines Cooking Class is only available for students who enrolled in the entire Summer Cooking Camp: 5 August Sunday classes for only $199!
🇫🇷 The World’s Favorite French Dessert: Crème Brûlée!
Get ready to wow your guests at your next dinner party!
✨ Remember: your crèmes need to chill overnight—so plan ahead!
In this hands-on experience, you’ll learn how to prepare the iconic, irresistibly silky Crème Brûlée, including my personal favorite: infused vanilla crème brûlée. Bring a taste of Paris straight to your kitchen!
The Potato Gratin Dauphinois Lyonnais is the ultimate creamy and cheesy side potato dish. This indulgent dish of sliced potatoes infused with melted cheese and cream is the most satisfying way of baking potatoes.
🇫🇷 Master the Art of the Perfect French Cheese Soufflé! 👨🍳
Join Chef François on Saturday, September 26th for a live interactive French cooking class and discover the secrets to making the iconic Soufflé au Fromage (Cheese Soufflé).
Light, airy, and beautifully golden, a perfect soufflé is easier than you think when you know the right techniques! During this hands-on class, you'll learn how to transform simple ingredients—eggs, milk, nutmeg, and freshly grated Gruyère cheese—into one of France's most elegant dishes. Chef François will share his expert tips to help your soufflé rise beautifully every time.
US Eastern Time. A coq au vin is a classic French stew with chicken braised slowly in red wine, creating a rich sauce filled with tender meat, bacon, carrots, mushrooms, and pearl onions. For the best result, the chicken and vegetables should be marinated overnight with various aromatics and red wine.
The traditional French Onion Soup (Soupe à l'Oignon) is ideal to warm you up during the winter season. Considered a French Brasserie classic, the most important step of cooking this soup is to caramelize the onions until golden brown.
Upcoming Class: Spooky (but Delicious!) Halloween Soup
In this festive cooking class, we’ll prepare my special Halloween Soup — a warm, earthy, and healthy dish that’s perfect for fall. Made with squash, pumpkin, cinnamon, and other autumnal flavors, this soup is vegan- and vegetarian-friendly, comforting, and absolutely délicieux!
On January 1st, in France, Italy, and many other European countries, there’s a tradition believed to bring good luck and wealth in the New Year. Lentils, symbolizing abundance, health, and prosperity, are eaten as a meaningful way to begin the year.
This year, let me teach you my Braised French Lentils so you can do the tradition and cooked lentils on January 1st. In France, they’re often enjoyed with pork sausage a classic lucky meal representing prosperity and good fortune.
