Some French dishes

@la_maitressefrancaise

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Summary

The creator demonstrates how to make a French clam dish, "Coques à la persillade," using the Our Place Always Pan. She highlights the ease of preparation and the dish's fresh, summery flavors, emphasizing that it's a simple yet elegant meal to make at home.

Structure

1Introduction to French dishes for rainy days
2Introducing the clam dish and its French summer vibe
3Cooking the dish with olive oil, shallots, white wine, and clams
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Original caption

Coques à la persillade: I was so excited to post this one because I’ve been getting so many requests for light, summery French dishes and this is truly one of my favorite things. You can eat a whole bowl to yourself with French fries if you like, or serve it as a starter to share with guests. It is simple, salty, garlicky, full of parsley, and so Simply French. Next week on Substack, I’ll be sharing the full recipe — how to wash the coques, how to cook them, how to eat them, and all the little details that make this dish so good. A reminder: the price of my new letter is going up next week, so sign up now to lock in the current rate. Bisous bisous 💋 #cockles #frenchvibes #seafood #clams

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Some French dishes are made for rainy Sundays but this one makes your kitchen feel like a French summer by the sea you find that kind of dish in France in little restaurant by the port but it's so effortless to make at home olive oil shallot because we're not basic splash of white wine and my favourite part Les coquilles - cockles cover the pan and in a few minutes they open ah elles sont parfaites now le persil - parsley it's the star of the show without it it's not a Persillade It's light garlicky salty from the sea and full of minerals it's a kind of summer dish who feels so special without trying to be serve it with some lemon finished with a drizzle of fresh olive oil look how cute they are a little baguette for the sauce because in France French don't leave the sauce behind tellement divin

Transcript

Some French dishes are made for rainy Sundays but this one makes your kitchen feel like a French summer by the sea. You find that kind of dish in France in little restaurant by the port but it's so effortless to make at home. Olive oil, shallot because we're not basic. Splash of white wine and my favourite part, Les coquilles - cockles. Cover the pan and in a few minutes, they open. Ah, elles sont parfaites. Now le persil - parsley. It's the star of the show, without it, it's not a Persillade. It's light, garlicky, salty from the sea and full of minerals. It's a kind of summer dish who feels so special without trying to be. Serve it with some lemon. Finished with a drizzle of fresh olive oil. Look how cute they are. A little baguette for the sauce, because in France, French don't leave the sauce behind. Mmm. Tellement divin.