Niçoise: Market-Inspired Cooking from France's Sunniest City by Rosa Jackson

    • Categories: Salads; Stews & one-pot meals; Dressings & marinades; Appetizers / starters; Main course; Side dish; Spring; French
    • Ingredients: lemon juice; artichokes; onions; carrots; thick-cut bacon; dry white wine; thyme; bay leaves; sherry vinegar; arugula
    show

Notes about this book

  • Tealismyname on May 26, 2026

    Fantastic seasonally minded cookbook - I'm vegetarian, so can't speak to the meat/fish dishes, but the vegetarian recipes are consistently outstanding.

  • HoneyBea on August 07, 2025

    I love Nice and this book. I enjoy making Panisse. It takes me there.

  • KevinSeattle on August 28, 2024

    By far I have more sticky notes on this book than anything I’ve bought in 2024, and while I’ve made plenty of things from this book, I have so many more I’m looking forward to try. My grandmother was Niçoise and so some of these recipes taste straight out of her kitchen.

Notes about Recipes in this book

You must Create an Account or Sign In to add a note to this book.

Reviews about this book

This book does not currently have any reviews.

  • ISBN 10 1324021160
  • ISBN 13 9781324021162
  • Linked ISBNs
  • Published Apr 09 2024
  • Page Count 336
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher W. W. Norton & Company

Publishers Text

At the foot of the French Alps, on the Mediterranean coastline, the city of Nice is sun-drenched, bursting with color, and replete with vibrant, full-flavored food. In Niçoise, Rosa Jackson, founder of the popular cooking school Les Petits Farcis and a resident of the city since 2004, invites home cooks to discover much more than salade Niçoise and ratatouille. With its reliance on olive oil, fresh produce, fish, whole grains, and chickpeas, the Italian-influenced Niçoise cuisine includes panisses (chickpea fries), daube (orange-scented beef stew), and a sweet Swiss chard pie. Encouraging readers to follow the seasons, Jackson structures her delicious and easy-to-master dishes around the freshest ingredients and celebrates casual street food like the tuna, egg, and vegetable sandwich known as pan bagnat. Beautiful photography, visits to local shops and restaurants, and conversations with the mamies who keep traditions alive further transport readers to the hidden corners of this tourist mecca. 100 full-color photographs

Other cookbooks by this author