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4
main-course servingsEasy
Published 2002
I recently came across some old recipe ideas I had jotted down while studying cooking in Paris. Some of the ideas sounded good, although a bit extravagant (hot partridge mousse), but some combinations were just plain embarrassing (sliced raw beef with kiwis). At the time, I wasn’t the only one who confused eccentricity with creativity. But seemingly unusual combinations in French cooking are nothing new. Medieval French cooks stewed meats with ginger, almonds, saffron, sugar, and galangal (
