Fraises des Bois Discover Foraging for Strawberries in Provence
Ashley Tinker · Markets in Provence and Cote d'Azur · TasteDid you know that wild strawberries grow in Provence? I couldn’t believe it when Robin first pointed them out to me. In this climate, you’ll often find the plants taking refuge in the shade, but they can be quite abundant. Once you recognize the distinctive toothed foliage, you’ll be seeing. Continue reading here to learn more about the tiny yet flavourful Fraises des Bois (strawberries of the woods). These delicious berries grow wild in some areas in Provence, but as Ashley says, you need to know where to look. Happy foraging!
Recipes with Strawberries
Strawberry and Lemon Mille-Feuille
A quick and easy dessert for when you want to impress your friends and family
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Strawberry Tiramisu
Tiramisu is not quite pudding, not really a flan, definitely not a cake, but absolutely delicious. However, the best thing about this recipe is how easy it is to prepare, and it can be made in advance.
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Spring Strawberries with French Meringue
French meringue is the easiest of the meringues to make. It requires no stovetop cooking, and this recipe uses an easy 1:1 ratio of sugar and egg whites. You can make the meringue in advance and store them in an airtight container (which makes them perfect for an easy go-to dessert). This recipe will make 6 meringues. The cooking time may vary but count on 3 1/2 hours.
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Creamy Coconut and Strawberry Cups
All you need is four ingredients and a bit of time to make sure the dessert chills before serving. Easy, seasonal and a lovely light finish to any meal.
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