During this class, we will cook together my favorite SALMON TARTARE! This light and fresh classic French Tartare requires a beautiful and thick piece of salmon. We recommend purchasing the raw salmon at your local fishmonger for extra freshness as you will eat it raw. The ingredients are simple but their combination and perfect balance give this easy-to-make Tartare a flavorful boost!Continue Reading
During this class, we will cook together the French Classic Patisserie: TARTE TATIN! Tarte Tatin is a famous dessert which originated in France from a mistake! An upside-down apple tart that is made of pastry baked over sliced apples caramelized with sugar.Continue Reading
Learn how to cook Onion Soup with Chez François! The traditional 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. This process can take up to an hour!Continue Reading
This delicious veal casserole is perfect for the winter season. But why is it called Blanquette in French? Originally the name comes from the word blanc which means white in English and of course this dish consists of white veal cooked in white sauce! Following the preparation of flavorful veal stock, the meat is cooked with mushroom, carrots, and pearl onions and then incorporated in a succulent creamy white sauce. French people usually serve the Blanquette de Veau with white rice which is absolutely ideal with this dish.Continue Reading
US Eastern Time. Learn how to cook French cuisine with Chez François! Each online cooking class will approximately last 90 minutes and LIMITED to 10 guests so please RESERVE your seat! The fee to attend the class is USD 35 that you can pay via Paypal or Venmo. During this class, we will cook together BEEF BOURGUIGNON! Boeuf Bourguignon is 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. Continue Reading
US Eastern Time. 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.Continue Reading
US Eastern Time. Tartiflette is a classic French dish from Savoie (near the French Alps), a favorite cheesy dish that the French people love eating when we go skiing! Made of potatoes, bacon, white wine, cream and covered with the famous REBLOCHON French cheese.Continue Reading
US Eastern Time. During this class, we will cook together a savory bread with olives, cooked Ham, gruyère cheese, white wine, olive oil…Perfect savory bread to accompany a fresh salad.Continue Reading
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.Continue Reading
La tarte au chocolat is so addictive with its homemade butter pie crust and black chocolate mixture. It is absolutely delightful with a nice afternoon cup of tea or coffee!Continue Reading
