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This volumeVolume 18 — american barbecue gone frenchIts 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.
Transform your backyard barbecue into a world-class French feast by combining American-style cuts with authentic European techniques. This collection features 100 recipes for melt-in-your-mouth ribs and chops, utilizing the rich flavors of France’s legendary terroir, from Normandy Calvados to Basque Espelette pepper. Master the art of French-style glazing, confit, and slow-smoking to achieve meat that is exquisitely tender, sophisticated, and unforgettable.
Recipes100
AuthorAdrien Beaulieu
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Roast Pork3 volumesTender Pork Roasts · Ribs and Tips · Gourmet Pork Chops49,90 €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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