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This volumeVolume 20 — the art of using everythingIts sub-seriesFrench Pork7 volumes, 700 recipesIts seriesViandes Rouges3 sub-series: French Beef, French Lamb, French Pork
Each sub-series takes one technique and exhausts it. They never repeat one another — they complete one another.
The most delicious secrets of French cuisine lie in the tradition of charcuterie, where humble pork products are transformed into regional masterpieces. Inside, you will find 100 authentic, chef-tested recipes for iconic boudins, andouilles, and regional sausages, from luxurious Boudin Blanc with Truffles to rustic Andouille de Vire. Unlock the authentic French Touch with easy-to-follow steps and expert tips, ensuring you can bring the sophisticated, generous flavors of the French bistro home.
Recipes100
AuthorAdrien Beaulieu
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Homemade Charcuterie4 volumesFrench Pork Products · Hams and Cured Meats · Confits and Rillettes · Homemade Pâtés and Terrines49,90 €16,6 c / recipe
700 French Pork RecipesThe whole sub-series in one volume, paperback · 7 volumes, 700 recipes69,90 €10,0 c / recipe
700 French Pork Recipes, hardcoverHardback binding89,90 €12,8 c / recipe
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The French Pork Compendiums, in print
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