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Laura Calder lives in Paris where she works as a correspondent for Vogue Entertaining & Travel, and where she taught herself to cook the same way most of us learned - by feeding herself and her friends. France has taught her to slow down, to cook and eat as though it mattered, and to make it matter.
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A quick and super easy appetizer that is full of flavor. "Here is proof that the only seasonings you ever really need are genuinely good course s...
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Fresh sole pan-fried in clarified butter until golden. Then it's finished with slivered almonds, parsley and fresh lemon juice.
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Laura Calder's tangier version of the classic dish, sautéed chicken in wine, from Burgundy.
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When most people think of French food, they anticipate "complicated to make," "hard-to-find ingredients" or "too fancy." In French Food at Home, Laura Calder shows that great French food doesn't have to be any of that.
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