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Jan 10, 2026

A Classic French Dinner That Trusts Simplicity

From a Lyonnaise salad to monkfish in Armoricaine sauce, ending gently with apricot clafoutis.

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Dec 27, 2025

A Winter Table to Close the Year

Our final French Fork edition of 2025, made for the holidays.

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Dec 20, 2025

A Gentle French Winter Menu 🍊🍷

From parsnip velouté to honey-roasted clementines, a calm three-course French dinner

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Dec 13, 2025

"A Quietly Confident French Three-Course Dinner"

Classic French dishes, cooked with patience and served without excess.

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Jan 13, 2026

"From Nîmes with Love: The Seductive Story of Brandade de Morue"

Explore the rich history and savory flavors of Brandade de Morue de Nîmes, a true French culinary delight.

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Jan 13, 2026

"The Ultimate French Comfort Food: Unraveling the Mystery of Cassoulet de Toulouse"

Unveiling the rich history and flavors of Toulouse's iconic cassoulet dish. Discover the secrets behind this French culinary tradition.

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Dec 19, 2025

Gratin de Chou-Fleur à la Moutarde – French Vegetarian Winter Comfort

This French cauliflower gratin with whole-grain mustard is a warm, comforting vegetarian winter dish, creamy and perfectly balanced.

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Dec 19, 2025

Potée Savoyarde – Traditional French Winter Stew from the Alps

Potée Savoyarde is a rustic French winter stew with cabbage, pork and potatoes, slow-cooked for warmth and comfort.

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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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