BEEF BOURGUIGNON www.chezfrancois.net

Beef Bourguignon, the French beef stew originating from the Burgundy region (Bourgogne). Traditionally, beef and vegetables should be marinated in red wine and aromatics overnight. The marinated meat is slowly cooked in a rich red wine sauce filled with carrots, mushrooms, bacon, and pearl onions. Please note that you should allow at least 3 to 4 hours for the stew to be ready to serve to get tender meat!Continue Reading

Southern French Stuffed Tomatoes with ground beef www.chezfrancois.net

Stuffed Tomatoes are really delicious, versatile, and fun to prepare. The tomatoes are hollowed out and can be stuffed with any savory mixture you decide to use. Once baked, they can be served as a perfect hors d’oeuvre or colorful side dish to rice or potatoes. 2 options will be available: Vegetarian stuffed tomatoes and Beef/Pork stuffed tomatoes.Continue Reading

Potato Gratin Lyonnais www.chezfrancois.net

THE ULTIMATE CREAMY AND CHEESY SIDE POTATO DISH! This traditional and indulgent dish of sliced potatoes infused with melted cheese and cream is the most satisfying way of baking potatoes. Originally from the Dauphiné, region of south-east France, this flavorful gratin has been cooked for generations and now appears in all classic french restaurant menus!Continue Reading

Chestnut and Wild Mushrooms Soup www.chezfrancois.net

Learn how to cook Chestnut and Wild Mushrooms Soup with Chez François! Perfect Fall recipe with this Chestnut and Wild Mushrooms Soup to warm you up after a walk in the forest. The soup is prepared with pre-cooked chestnuts, shallots, a gourmet mix of Hen-of-the wood, King Trumpet, Silver Oyster, Lion’s Mane, Poplar, and Shiitake mushrooms. For extra flavor, we add a shot of whisky and serve it with our homemade parmesan cream and roasted chestnut bits!Continue Reading

CASSOULET at www.chezfrancois.net

Learn how to cook Cassoulet with Chez François! Cassoulet is certainly one of the most iconic stew from Southern France typically made of white beans, lard, meats, and duck confit. Continue Reading

online cooking classes to learn how to cook French food www.chezfrancois.net

Vegetable Stock: the flavor base for many French stews, braises, sauces, or soups! Make your own vegetable stock with Chez François. Book your private French cooking class and learn French cuisine online. Live video cooking lesson! Read more In a large saucepan or dutch oven, bring to boil 4 cupsContinue Reading

Accras de Morue www.chezfrancois.net

Crispy on the outside and amazingly soft on the inside, the Salt Codfish fritters (or also called “cakes” or “croquettes”) are delicious served with creamy dipping sauce or just with lemon and a salad. Hot or cold, light and heavenly, these little bites will become the stars of your garden party or tapas night!Continue Reading