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Encounters, Garden House, Chillenden, Canterbury, Kent CT3 1YA Tel/Fax:(01304) 841136 - Email Home Day Courses Booking Form ... Contact Us We have made a decision to sell our house in Burgundy and as a result we shall not be running cookery courses in France. in the house, including those who may wish to run the cookery school, please contact us. Click HERE for more details about the house. The specialist day courses in Kent will restart in October and into early next year. The one day courses in Kent are non-residential but include tuition, lunch and refreshments throughout the day. Gift certificates are available in a presentation pack. For details, see our Booking form See the Day Courses page for dates and subjects.

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SEARCH LIVING Index Beauty Budget Decorating Children's Activities ... Window Treatments BEST OF LIVING Mold Quiz Home Safety Room Planner Pet Care Guide ... Picture Perfect Parties SPONSOR LINKS French Cooking From " Party at Home " episode PAH-201 advertisement Lucian Truscott and wife Carolyn The Truscotts, shown here with Party at Home host Heidi Bohay, love to visit the Farmer's Market to purchase many of the goodies they'll serve at their next party. Roasted Chicken with Ginger Roasted Tomatoes Stuffed with Goat Cheese Ratatouille Carolyn Truscott's menu card for her guests. Popular author Lucian Truscott and his wife, Carolyn, spent a month in France cooking and entertaining. Even though Truscott is a best-selling author, his books have nothing to do with entertaining or cooking: he and his wife entertain as a hobby. Here, they prepare for their French-themed dinner party, in which they use chicken as their main dish. Carolyn writes out menu cards for all her dinner parties, as well as place cards for each guest. Roasted Chicken with Ginger If possible, use a 6-month-old farm chicken that has had space in which to run and had a natural diet of grains, greens, worms and kitchen leftovers.

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Add Dummies General Interest eTips to My Yahoo! My Yahoo! Home ... Worldwide Travel Demystifying French Cooking Demystifying French Cooking Adapted From: Cooking Around the World All-in-One For Dummies French cooking is one of the world's most revered, yet feared, cuisines. Because the stereotype of French cooking includes long lists of hard-to-find ingredients and complicated instructions, never has a cuisine been so misunderstood. The average person in France has a hectic lifestyle and faces the same dilemma that most people do at the end of each day: what to make for dinner. The difference in France is that, in general, people don't view food and cooking as necessary evils. People look forward to each meal with great anticipation. When you figure out how to think like the French when planning a meal and shopping for the ingredients, you'll come to view food as they do: with joy and respect! All cooking is local Classic French cuisine, or haute cuisine, To understand French cooking, you have to know a little something about the history of France. France was originally divided into duchies (small city-states, ruled by minor nobility) and small kingdoms until the 17th century, and each area or region had a distinct language and culture and, in many cases, its own cuisine. Authentic French cooking, therefore, like that of many other countries, is regional fare based on the traditions, geography, and climate of the area. French cooking can be divided into at least 12 different regions, each with its own distinct personality and traditions.

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French Cuisine Despite a common pan-gallic chauvinism, French cooking is not a monolith: it ranges from the olives and seafood of Provence to the butter and roasts of Tours, from the simple food of the bistro to the fanciful confections of the Tour d'Argent. However, it all shares a seriousness about food. Throughout the country , French cooking involves a large number of techniques, some extremely complicated, that serve as basics. Any cook will tell you that French food will not tolerate shortcuts in regard to these fundamentals. Because mastery of sauces or pastry doughs is the center of the culinary arts, recipes themselves remain classic and constant. In a way similar to Japanese cuisine , it is expected that even the simplest preparation be undertaken in the most careful manner, which means disregarding the amount of time involved. This is one reason why French cooking has always seemed so daunting on the other side of the Atlantic. Americans love nothing more than combining innovation with time-saving ; it is the particular genius of the United States , and it couldn't be more at odds with the French aesthetic.

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Cultural Travel High Performance Programs Language Vacations A Free, Online Directory from ShawGuides Add Listing! Sponsor Login Search Hints Know when you want to attend? Search by date ShawGuides Homepage Contact ShawGuides NYC Classes ... more French Cooking Classes - A Week in Provence FRENCH COOKING CLASSES – A WEEK IN PROVENCE Savor a Culinary Vacation to Remember Our past participants say it best: “Everything was perfect. Daniel was a great teacher. A special experience – would highly recommend it!” French Cooking Classes offers an unrivaled program of small classes taught by a master chef, excursions to local points of interest and cultural immersion amid beautiful scenery. This six-day program is led by chef-instructor Daniel Bonnot. Daniel has cooked in some of the world’s most famous kitchens, including the Savoy Hotel in London, several top restaurants in Paris and, currently, Bizou in New Orleans. He has received numerous awards and accolades for his culinary mastery. The program takes place in our beautifully restored 18th century stone Provencal farmouse. With each session limited to ten participants, you will receive plenty of individual attention during the three to five hours of cooking instruction per day. The program also provides numerous organized excursions to local points of interest, including a lavender distillery, an olive oil mill, the famous Nyons open-air market, a goat cheese farm and a wine cooperative, as well as some historical sites. Nestled in the rural hills of Provence where the scent of lavender permeates the air, enjoy breathtaking vistas while learning classic French cooking. Besides cooking and touring the area, we invite you to enjoy an afternoon by our swimming pool or sip a glass of local wine on our terrace as you take in the sights, sounds and tastes of Provence.

33. BBC - Food - Recipes - Regional French Cookery Good french cooking never really goes out of fashion. The heavy haute cuisine of days past has largely been shelved in favour of a lighter approach to http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/mostof_frenchcookery.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index WEDNESDAY 21st September 2005 Text only BBC Homepage Lifestyle Food ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Regional French cookery Sarah Crocker From the rich cream and apples of Normandy to the herbs and vegetables of Provence, French cuisine is as diverse as it is delectable. Whether it's bouillabaisse or brioche you're after, here's where to find it. In this article Regional French food Normandy Brittany Champagne and the north ... Provence Regional French food Good French cooking never really goes out of fashion. The heavy haute cuisine of days past has largely been shelved in favour of a lighter approach to cooking, but there's always been much more to French cooking than haute cuisine. Unlike Britain, France has proudly maintained its regional food traditions. In fact, it would be possible to argue that the ingredients and techniques used in each region are so different that there's not really such a thing as 'French' cooking at all. Ignoring political boundaries, French home cooks still divide their country into its old regional names. Each region's cuisine is based on its own produce and cooking styles and each makes a unique contribution to the country's culinary repertoire. Normandy Normandy is famous for its rich cream, apples and seafood. The region supplies about half of France's dairy products. Its apples are the basis of its best-known pastry, tarte Normande (try

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Keyword Trip Search: Home Trip Finder Travel Guides Community ... My iExplore advertisement Home Trip Finder Search Results Trip Overview E-mail this page French Cooking Classes: A Week in Provence (Trip #34154) Starting Price See All Prices Departure Dates May-June, August-September See All Dates Trip Length 7 Days Day by Day Itinerary Destinations Europe , France Activities Culinary Operator International Kitchen Difficulty: Comfort: Exclusivity: ratings explained Overview Itinerary Prices ... iExplore Rewards Call our experts at 1-800-iExplore to inquire about this trip. Reference Trip Ask our Expert! Meet our Culinary expert Rosemary Burki Have a question about this trip? Ask the expert! Name: Email: Questions or Comments: Privacy Statement Trip Overview A Week in Provence is a fantastic opportunity to experience a spectacular region of France and truly engage in the life, culture and cuisine of the country. Although cooking classes form the cornerstone of the program, we are offering a truly unique mix of activities with the aim of showing participants the origins of traditional ingredients in French cuisine and exposing our guests to many facets of French culture. All is taught and mastered here, from picking cherries, apricots or plums off the trees outside for a clafoutis or tarte, to a daube Provençal or duck confit or salmon mousse, with rosemary and thyme wild for the taking.

36. French Cooking Classes From The French Culinary Institute Visit The French Culinary Institute today for a variety of exciting french cooking classes for aspiring chefs and amateurs alike. http://www.frenchculinary.com/french_cooking_classes.html

French Cooking Classes Why attend a mere cooking school for your French cooking classes when you can receive culinary training from one of the world's best? Combining classic French cooking techniques with American creativity and a distinguished faculty of celebrated master chefs, The French Culinary Institute offers a variety of exciting French cooking classes for aspiring chefs and amateurs alike. At The FCI, you will find an environment that immerses you in a curriculum developed around the exacting standards of some of the world's most recognized culinary experts. At The FCI, you become your best, by studying with the best. Want to learn more about French cooking classes at the FCI? Request More Information and find the French cooking classes or career program that is right for you. In addition to providing Career Culinary Programs For an experience like no other, check out our Get Your Career Started at The FCI From our Culinary Arts program to our French pastry school, at The French Culinary Institute you can gain the credentials and experience needed to start your culinary career. Our graduates hold chef positions in leading restaurants around the world and a variety of industry related jobs including restaurant ownership, private chefing and catering, as well as jobs in the media, print and broadcasting. In fact, graduates of The FCI are regularly hired by top-rated restaurants right after graduation. Meet the alumni of The French Culinary Institute Hands-On Culinary Training Culinary Art Institutes Careers in Culinary Arts ... Why The FCI?

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Food/Recipes Dallas, Texas Customize Make This Your Home Page E-mail Newsletters MySpecialsDirect ... Archives Techniques: French cooking, British practicality Anne Willan gets down to the nitty-gritty in her new book about preparing and serving food April 29, 2005 By / The Dallas Morning News If you want to make culinary legend Anne Willan happy, do not make her meal look as if it arrived via Western Union. Mei-Chun Jau / DMN Anne Willan, cookbook author and founder of the famed La Varenne cooking school in France, shows a chicken who's boss during a cooking class. The founder of France's famed La Varenne cooking school is weary of trendy presentations full of "dots and dashes — an indecipherable message in Morse code on the plate," in Ms. Willan's vivid description. She says this in a half-amused, half-ascerbic way, but she is perfectly serious. "It may look pretty on the plate," she says in her crisp, authoritative British accent, "but I object to food being purely decoration." There are several dining trends that Ms. Willan believes to be well past their sell-by dates: Tableside peppering, for example: "I'd like to see less freshly ground pepper from big mills."

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39. Epiculinary Culinary Tours -Classic French Cooking In Bordeaux, France Soak up the sun, the history, the people enjoy the finest Burgundy and learn the art. http://www.epiculinary.com/fra_classic.html

Itinerary Details Dates It is considered the premier wine region of the world. Bordeaux boasts not only the most prestigious red wines, but is also home to the finest sweet wines and excellent dry white and rose wines. The variety of wines produced here is staggering. Where does the wine and food enthusiast begin? Day One Morning arrival in the city of Bordeaux, which can easily be reached by airplane or the TGV. You will pick up your rental car and travel documents, along with a road map and guidebook. Take the road to St. Emilion, where you will check into the Auberge de la Commanderie, a charming three star hotel in the heart of the city. Dinner tonight at Les Epicuriens. Day Two Dinner on your own and overnight at La Commanderie. Day Three In the afternoon set off for the Cotes de Bourg vineyards which are rising in quality and in value year after year due to the quality of the winegrowers work and selections. At the end of the afternoon, board the ferry that crosses the Gironde estuary for a short cruise to the Medoc bank. There you will check into the Pavillion de Margaux, a three star superior hotel. Dinner and overnight at Pavillion de Marguax.

40. Epiculinary Culinary Tours-French Cooking In The Perigord, France Learn to cook traditional French cuisine in the heart of Southwestern France. http://www.epiculinary.com/fra_perigord.html

Itinerary Details Dates Day One Lessons are taught by Chef Albert Verschoor, who has a varied and interesting culinary background. Before becoming the chef and owner of restaurant Le Talleyrand, in Chalais Chef Albert worked as a business consultant in the food and chemical industries. He was trained by various top chefs in Amsterdam, New York and Boston. He has also organized and taught various management workshops. Later, he imported quality, regional French wines to the Netherlands and trained novice chefs. Albert has a professional, humoristic, hands-on approach to his courses that many people have highly valued. Day Two Day Three After lunch your final lesson will be the preparation of your dream dishes, followed by dinner. Day Four After a late brunch, there will be a summary and evaluation followed by fond farewells. PRICE PER PERSON INCLUDED IN THE PROGRAM April 7-10 April 14-17 October 13-16 October 20-23 Contact us for more information: 888-380-9010 toll free in the U.S.

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