141. French Recipes And French Cooking A small collection of recipes. http://cooking-french.com/recipes/

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142. Bscookschl Offers small classes for individuals (not professionals) in creative Southwest, Cajun, Intalian, french and American regional cooking and wine appreciation. Information about their program and enrollment information. http://geocities.com/bisbeecookingschool

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143. Wilder's Famous French Onion Soup Easy recipe for six servings, at Lisa's cooking Cache. http://www.cookingcache.com/wildersfamousfrenchonionsoup.shtml

WILDER'S FAMOUS FRENCH ONION SOUP 3 tablespoons - Butter White Onion, sliced approx. 2 medium 4 1/2 cups Beef Bouillon Worcestershire sauce (approx. 1/4 cup) Salt and Pepper Grated Cheese (a mix of Swiss and Monterey is yummy) Heat butter; add onions; simmer about 10 minutes or until soft and lightly browned. Add bouillon; bring to boil, simmer 20 minutes Season to taste with salt, pepper and Worcestershire sauce. On top of each serving float a slice of sautéed French bread; sprinkle with grated cheese and pass around a bowl of additional cheese for your guests. Pour into earthenware or soup plates. I use eatable bread bowls with the centers taken out and lightly sprayed with butter and sprinkled with garlic salt, broiled for a few minutes and tossed onto the bowls. Makes about 6 servings SUBMITTED BY WENDY BEEF BEVERAGES BREAD MACHINE BREAKFAST ... SEARCH

144. Ixora Restaurant And Cafe Restaurant featuring Japanese french cuisine. Menus, cooking classes, directions and gift certificate. http://ixoranj.com/

145. Bistrot De Venise - Restaurant - Bar à Vin A restaurant that prides itself on its cooking. Italian, Venetian, and french menus, recipes, prices, and online booking. http://www.bistrotdevenise.com

146. Restaurant L'Amalfitana An Italian restaurant with cooking in the style of Southern Italy. Menu and email reservations available in English, french, and Italian. http://members.tripod.com/~Akelada/

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147. La Toque Restaurant In Napa Valley frenchinspired cuisine and extensive wine list. Site includes photographs, menu, reviews, cooking tips from the chef, annual truffle menus, map and directions. http://www.latoque.com/

"A heightened wine sensibility informs this quintessential wine country restaurant, reminiscent of comfy lodges in Burgundy or the Loire." America's Best Restaurants - Wine Spectator March 31,2000 1140 Rutherford Cross Road, Rutherford, California 94573 Phone 707.963.9770 Fax 707.963.9072 Welcome Menus Wine List Truffle Menus ... Reservations Web Site Designed By Nu-Designs Web Development

148. Three Clock Inn french cuisine in a refined country atmosphere in South Londonderry. Restaurant portfolio, menu, wine list, reviews, recipes, photos, directions and cooking classes. http://www.threeclockinn.com/

149. HUGO'S Restaurant: Portland Dining At It's Best . . . Casual Elegance . . Offering refined New England cuisine with an emphasis on french and Italian cooking techniques. http://www.hugos.net

About Hugo's Our Chef Menus Upcoming Events ... Directions Congratulations to Rob Evans! Ten Best New Chefs 0f 2004 88 Middle Street Portland, Maine 04101 Bar Menu Available. Enjoy over 30 wines by the glass. "The fare is world class and absolutely delicious. Hugo's is the crown jewel in the array of some excellent restaurants in Portland." - D. Michael Coughlin Portland Press Herald The DiTa Group, LLC

150. Emiles Classic french cuisine prepared by trained chefproprietor, Emile. Menu features, cooking class information, awards list and reviews. Special parties available. http://www.emiles.com/

545 South Second Street, San Jose 95112 Tel:(408) 289-1960 Fax:(408) 998-1245 Serving Dinner: Tuesday through Saturday from 6pm to 10pm Get confirmed reservations at www.OpenTable.com OR... Email us your reservation request, we'll check our availability and respond to you.

151. At Home With Patricia Wells - Glossary - Dictionary Of French Cooking Terms The french language, of course, is no help with so many soundalike words. Click here for a downloadable version of the french/English Food Glossary. http://www.patriciawells.com/glossary/atoz/atoz.htm

Glossary Click on the letters above to browse the Glossary. Quick Email contact Program Coordinator Webmaster Web Partners Amazon.com Search the Patricia Wells Web Site Web Site Rules and Regulations About This Glossary Click here for a downloadable version of the French/English Food Glossary

152. At Home With Patricia Wells - Glossary - Dictionary Of French Cooking Terms Download The french/English Food Glossary. Patricia Wells is pleased to provide a downloadable version of the french/English Food Glossary. http://www.patriciawells.com/glossary/atoz/glossary.htm

Glossary Click on the letters above to browse the Glossary. Quick Email contact Program Coordinator Webmaster Web Partners Amazon.com Search the Patricia Wells Web Site Web Site Rules and Regulations Download The French/English Food Glossary Patricia Wells is pleased to provide a downloadable version of the French/English Food Glossary. Two versions of the document are available: Microsoft Word: French/English Food Glossary.doc Adobe PDF: French/English Food Glossary.pdf

153. Het Hurktoilet, Travel Guide About France: The French Kitchen (cuisine) french kitchen. Dutch version. This site is about tourism in France, not about the famous french cuisine. However, some french http://www.hurktoilet.nl/keuken-en.htm

Travel guide about France Search this site or the web Jeu de Boules Oh, oh, oh, French toilets! Forum Links ... French cooking French kitchen Dutch version This site is about tourism in France, not about the famous French cuisine. However, some French specialty's should be mentioned: truffles, bouillabaisse and raclette . Finally, being Dutch I simply must add a paragraph about the possibilities to get fried potatoes, pancakes and so on If you like pancakes, you will not have any problem with the famous French cuisine. Foto: Xavier / Les Amis du Type H Truffles Truffles are mushrooms, growing in subsoil. They're small, but tasty and filled with nutritious matter. They should be eaten as fresh as possible. Nevertheless, they're sold in tins too. Truffles do perfectly well in hash, soup and wine-sauce. Also, they go easily with meat e.g. turkey. This mushrooms are considered to be delicacies since the days of king Louïs 14. Before then, possibly nobody ate them at all: they were believed to be a product of Satan... Recipes with truffles (Site in Dutch language) Bouillabaisse Bouillabaisse is a fish-soup, traditionally made by fisherman from Marseille out of the fish they could not sell. So in fact, it's a very simple family-meal. It has a very special taste thanks to the fact that it has at least four different species of fish in it. The species may change, depending on the kinds of fish available.

154. Www.momscooking.com/ http://www.momscooking.com/

155. The Recipes: New & Your Favorite Recipes Home page, Recipes, Learn, Boutique, Forum, Club. Recipes, Illustrated Recipes, Filmed Recipes, Top 10, Français. whole site. http://www.meilleurduchef.com/cgi/mdc/l/en/recettes/

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156. EPICURIOUS: EATING: LETTER FROM FRANCE http://www.epicurious.com/e_eating/e02_france/france.html

White Beans and Ham: Our correspondent in Normandy, Susan Herrmann Loomis, seeks out little-known culinary finds in the French countryside, and more often than not, shares a recipe. If you crave tips on exceptional farmhouse restaurants, the best oysters in Paris, or perfect apple-rosemary tart, this archive of her letters, arranged by topic, is the best place to start. Susan Loomis also conducts small, hands-on cooking seminars in her hometown of Louviers. This year's sessions begin in May. More Letters from France: Aga Cooker Amazonian Cuisine Apple Cider Apple-Compote Tart Apple Rosemary Tart Barnacles and Aioli Bastille Day 2000 Baseball Picnic Beaujolais Nouveau Beckoning Spring Berthillon Sorbet Black Radish Boudin Noir Breakfast for Dinner Brownies, American Camembert Caviar Kaspia Cerebral Cooking Chanterelles Charcuterie Cheese in Normandy Chef's School Cherries Chervil Chestnuts Chocolate in Lyon Chocolate, types of Christmas in Provence Cockles Coffee Coq au Vin Cornichons Corn, "U-Pick" Country Fair Demoiselles Easter in Normandy Eating Locally Endive Epiphany Cakes Eurostar Fast Fish Figs Foie Gras Flour Power French Bread, Pinching

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