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A clear, full-flavoured chicken stock simmered gently from chicken frames with carrot, celery, onion and herbs. It keeps five days in the fridge or six months in the freezer and can stand in for bought stock cup for cup.
A loose tangle of green oak and baby cos leaves dressed lightly with lemon and olive oil, scattered with tarragon, chives, parsley, toasted walnuts and sweet-pickled eschalots. It is the kind of fresh, herby side salad French bistros serve next to rich mains.
A baked sweet tart shell filled with a smooth lemon curd of zest, juice, sugar, butter and eggs, baked just five minutes so it sets into neat, creamy slices. The flavour is bright and lemony without tipping into harsh sourness.
A classic French hollandaise made with a stick blender: egg yolks, lemon juice and cayenne loosened with water, then emulsified with hot melted butter into a thick, pale yellow sauce.
Frozen peas are simmered with garlic and eschalots sautéed in butter and stock, then blitzed with mint into a silky purée and loosened with its own cooking liquid.
A deep quiche with a shortcrust shell, a bacon, onion and garlic filling and a smooth egg and heavy cream custard under grated Gruyere, finished with extra crisp bacon.
Ratatouille (French Vegetable Stew) is a French, Western light mains, main, sides centred on eggplant. It combines eggplant, salt, tomatoes for a straightforward, balanced result.
Stabilised whipped cream is regular whipped cream with an ingredient added which makes it hold its form far better than regular whipped cream which starts to deflate within 30 minutes. It will stay aerated, fluffy, and won't weep so you can use it to decorate cakes, pipe onto cupcakes and layer on trifles the day before, and it looks perfect the next day. You can also whip it up today and leave it in a piping bag overnight or in a bowl, ready to use tomorrow.