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Feb 7, 2026

"A Winter Table in Four Movements"

Four courses, four wines, one slow evening

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Jan 31, 2026

“A Classic French Table, Set in Three Courses”

From céleri rémoulade to floating islands, a meal meant to linger

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Jan 24, 2026

“A Quiet French Sunday Table”

Three courses, no rush, and a bottle worth opening.

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Jan 17, 2026

"A Quiet French Evening, Served in Three Courses"

Tender leeks, pork in mustard cream, and a perfect Tarte Tatin.

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Feb 6, 2026

"Agneau Confit au Thym – Slow-Cooked French Lamb Recipe"

A classic French winter recipe for slow-cooked lamb with thyme. Deep flavour, tender meat, and simple elegance.

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Jan 23, 2026

Bouillabaisse Recipe from Marseille | Authentic French Fisherman’s Stew

A soulful Bouillabaisse from Marseille, rich with Mediterranean fish, saffron, and orange peel. Includes the full traditional recipe and wine pairings.

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Jan 23, 2026

Lapin à la Bière Blonde – Northern French Rabbit Stew with Beer

A rustic classic from northern France: rabbit gently braised in bière blonde with mustard and cream. Comforting, elegant, and deeply regional.

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Jan 23, 2026

Brandade de Morue à la Nîmoise – Classic French Salt Cod Recipe

Learn how to make authentic Brandade de Morue à la Nîmoise, a silky French salt cod dish with olive oil, milk, and garlic.

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The French Fork — a weekly letter for those who love French food in all its glory. From the buttery cafés of Montmartre to the sizzling markets of Marseille, from a pot of coq au vin in a grandmother’s kitchen to the smoky artistry of a Lyonnais chef with a blowtorch — this is a fork that travels. And each Saturday, it brings something delicious home to you.“ The French Fork serves you weekly dishes from the full spectrum of French cuisine — from timeless classics to bold innovations, from rustic villages to the buzzing heart of Paris.”

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