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Provencal Cooking Recipes from My Chidlhood, Cooking South of France
Provencal Cooking Recipes from My Chidlhood, Cooking South of France
Provencal Cooking Recipes from My Chidlhood, Cooking South of France
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This small booklet is unique; in it, you will find many of my recipes, some of them are not on cuisine et mets, others were the subject of research in order to find the recipes of my childhood. I hope that you will appreciate the Provence Cuisine, and that I can share its distinctive flavors with you.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateNov 15, 2010
ISBN9781458025180
Provencal Cooking Recipes from My Chidlhood, Cooking South of France
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Pierre-Emmanuel Malissin

Pierre-Emmanuel Malissin a fait l'école Hôtelière de Nîmes, puis a passé 10 ans à faire les saisons sur la côte d'azur et le grand sud.Reconvertit dans les métier du web, il y a 5 ans il a décidé de marier les 2 mondes, épicurien, animateur de plusieurs sites de cuisine, il a décider de publier ses recettes en livre numérique pour partager sa passion.

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    Provencal Cooking Recipes from My Chidlhood, Cooking South of France - Pierre-Emmanuel Malissin

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    Provencal cooking recipes from my childhood,

    Cooking south of France

    Classical collection volume 11

    Copyright 2011 Pierre-Emmanuel Malissin

    Syllabaire Éditions

    Table of Contents

    Between Languedoc and Provence

    Appetizers

    Pesto Soup

    Aigo Boulido

    Fish Soup

    Mussel Soup

    Provençale  caillettes (little pasty)

    Melon and Mozzarella with fresh Basil

    Small fresh Stuffing with Brandade

    Small Wells of Cucumbers

    Chickpea Salad

    Tomato Tartar

    Niçoise Salad

    Melon Salad with Goat Cheese

    Fig Salad with Goat Cheese

    Cold Ratatouille Salad with Olive Oil

    Anchovy Paste

    Tapenade

    Eggplant Caviar

    Zucchini Quiche and Goat Cheese

    Pissaladiere

    Provençal Tart

    Tellin with Garlic

    Dishes

    Provençal Stew

    Garnished Aioli

    Sète Cuttlefish

    Tial to Sètes

    Sète Stuffed Mussels

    Macaronade of Provence

    Brandade of Nîmoise Cod

    Provençal Feet and Packets

    Missounenques Salad (Snails)

    Stuffed Beef Meat

    Vegetables

    Bohemian Eggplants

    Barigoule Artichokes

    Provençal Tomatoes

    Zucchini Fritters

    Tian

    Ratatouille

    Dessert

    Provençal Shuttle [Shuttle from Marseille]

    Oil Pump (Fougasse Bread -- Focaccia)

    Dark Nougat

    Atria

    The Twelfth Night Cake (Brioche)

    Crunchies with almonds

    Lavender Shortbread Cookie

    Lavender Perfumed Sugar

    Lavender Crème Brulée

    The 13 Traditional Desserts of Provence

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    Between Languedoc and Provence

    This small booklet is unique; in it, you will find many of my recipes, some of them are not on cuisine et mets, others were the subject of research in order to find the recipes of my childhood.  I hope that you will appreciate the Provence Cuisine, and that I can share its distinctive flavors with you.

    Being from the family origin of an old Beaucairois family, summer was spent in Vadrouille (promenade) by the Baux of Provence, of Saint Remy, of Maillane, and at night supper was served in an old family house at the foot of the castle.  The meals were according to the Missounenques Market where the great-uncle went to get fresh in the mornings, from macaraunades, to stew, pesto soup, headless lark and many others, without forgetting Christmas, Lou gros Soupa and its 13 desserts.

    It’s my great-great-aunt that managed the kitchen, a fabulous cook who gave me the taste of cooking, I hope that you will find pleasure in it as much as I do.

    Pierre-Emmanuel Malissin

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    To Louise Joséphine Martin, my Great-Great-Aunt

    (1895-1982)

    Appetizers

    Pesto Soup

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    Ingredients for 4 persons:

    150 g of dried or fresh white beans (5.30

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