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Since summer entertaining should be a breeze, this collection, designed with simplicity in mind, features 20 easy-to-follow recipes and a few menu suggestions. Download this PDF, which includes recipes for starters, main courses, side dishes, and desserts.

 Main Course

Provence offers the cook a wide range of local ingredients from the Mediterranean to the craggy limestone hills to the daily markets and fresh produce. Dig deeper into this directory for recipes for meat dishes, seafood, poultry and vegetarian options.

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Lamb · Main Course · Maison Mirabeau Wines · Provencal Recipes · Taste

A Spring Recipe for Herbes de Provence Crusted Lamb Lollipops

May 24, 2018
This recipe for herbes de Provence crusted lamb lollipops almost defines the classic flavours of Spring - local lamb, fresh herbs and market vegetables. I call this garrigue-crusted lamb as the topping is made with fresh herbs that you typically find in the hills of Provence. Start the preparation with the oven-roasted tomatoes as that takes a while. During that time prepare the lamb and fresh spring vegetables of your choice.…
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Ashley Tinker · Fish & Seafood · Main Course · Provencal Recipes · Taste

Make Provencal Fish Soup From Scratch It’s Worth it

May 4, 2018
Deciding to make dinner for a large group takes courage. Deciding to create a menu based around a tradition Provencal fish soup, and making the whole thing from scratch is just a little bit crazy, but the results are delicious. Chefs in France take their trade seriously, so it is not surprising that a Marseille -based group decided that this iconic dish required some specific ingredients and serving methodology, hence the Bouillabaisse Charter. A real Marseille bouillabaisse…
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David Scott Allen · Fish & Seafood · Main Course · Provencal Recipes · Taste

Mid-Week Meal in Minutes Smoky Cinnamon Salmon with Mushroom Lentils

May 2, 2018
This recipe for Smoky Cinnamon Salmon with Mushroom Lentils is a mid-week "go-to" favourite for many reasons, but the first is it can be made in under 30-minutes. The second reason is one of my favourite spices is Spanish smoked paprika, known in Spain as pimentón. Although you can use regular paprika or Espelette pepper (Piment d'Espelette) from the Pays Basque in France,…
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