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Pommes Pailles (Shoestring Potatoes)

A mountain of skinny, crispy fries adds drama to the plate. Unlike thick-cut fries, which are traditionally fried twice, shoestrings are fried only once.
March 2008
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Profiteroles with Coffee Ice Cream and Chocolate Sauce

Leave it to the French to come up with the classiest way of doing an ice cream sundae.
March 2008
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Salade Tiède aux Oeufs en Meurette (Warm Frisée-Lardon Salad With Poached Eggs in Red-Wine Sauce)

Two grand bistro classics meet here: the frisée aux lardons salad with a poached egg, and oeufs en meurette (poached eggs in a red-wine sauce).
March 2008
recipes

Provençal Fish Soup

After simmering the fish, we advise you to force every last bit through a food mill—heads, tails, bones, and all—for a lush soup.
March 2008
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Saffron Rouille

Rich, aromatic rouille is a classic lily-gilding for French fish soups; this one has an extra something special: saffron.
March 2008
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Rack of Lamb With Swiss Chard

Your subconscious will register “early spring” with this combination of double-thick lamb chops and earthy, grassy Swiss chard.
March 2008
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Vegetarian Cassoulet

A leek, carrot, and celery mirepoix, cooked until tender with white beans, gets a crisp, crunchy texture and rustic flavor from a garlicky bread-crumb topping.
March 2008
recipes

Brioche

January 2008
food + cooking

Waiting for Choucroute

Savoy cabbage is lovely when butter-braised, but what I really want is space enough to make sauerkraut.
12.12.07
magazine

Savoy Fare

His eponymous restaurant in Paris already has three Michelin stars, but that’s not enough for Guy Savoy. With his 18-month-old Las Vegas place, he’s aiming to conquer America, too.
December 2007
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