Daniel: My French Cuisine

  • Peekytoe crab rolls, Granny Smith apple, celery, walnut

    from Daniel: My French Cuisine Daniel by Daniel Boulud and Sylvie Bigar

    • Categories: Appetizers / starters; French
    • Ingredients: apples; celery salt; white pepper; walnut oil; tart apples; rice vinegar; gelatin sheets; egg whites; apple cider (alcohol-free); poppy seeds; canola oil; celery root; milk; pomegranate juice; xanthan gum; celery; apple cider vinegar; peekytoe crabmeat; mayonnaise; Cajun mustard; chives; chervil; lemons; celery leaves; glycerine monostearate
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  • Crayfish timbale, cockscombs, watercress velouté

    • FromScratch on July 05, 2025

      If anyone ever makes this, please tell us what it's like. Weirdest combination of ingredients ever...

  • Braised short ribs

    • dan_65pxm6 on May 18, 2026

      Don’t deny yourself the pleasure of enjoying this right after making it. Yes, the refrigerated, next-day serving is invariably better, but I’ve never been able to resist enjoying it the night I make it. Just double the recipe and serve it to guests the next day.

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  • Serious Eats

    Yes, many of the recipes are time-consuming and exacting in their process. But the process was surprisingly gratifying, and a fun reminder that I can prepare technical, challenging food if I want to.

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  • Baking Bites

    The book is huge, weighing in at more than five pounds, but despite its size and the fact that it is packed with beautiful photography, this is much more than just a coffee table book.

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  • ISBN 10 1455513911
  • ISBN 13 9781455513918
  • Published Oct 15 2013
  • Format eBook
  • Page Count 352
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Grand Central Publishing
  • Imprint Grand Central Publishing