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Chicken Liver Pâté with Figs and Walnuts
By the seventies, Julia Child, through her books and television shows, had made French food accessible, and the Cuisinart, introduced in 1973, made many of the cuisine’s more complicated techniques quick and simple. As a result, pâté became increasingly popular, and remains so today.
Parisienne Apples with Calvados Butter
These apples are a perfect garnish for the spiced apple cake and caramelized apple crêpes. They're terrific as a topping for ice cream, too.
Active time: 25 min Start to finish: 25 min
Venison Chops with Blackberry Compote
In this dish, the richness of the venison is balanced by the sweet-tart fruit compote.
By Dean Brunner
Bread Pudding with Apple, Raisins and Figs
By Lydia Ravello
Boeuf en Daube Provençale
By James Beard
Asian Pork Tenderloin Fallom
Since moving to Stockholm to join my Swedish husband, I'm learning to base my cooking on ingredients that are plentiful here. It seems that pork is more popular--and more readily available--than chicken (my usual standby) so I developed:
By Susan Fallom
Five-Minute Spiced Orange Marmalade
Honey, brandy and spices enhance purchased marmalade for an easy-to-make gift.
Marzipan-Topped Strawberry Layer Cake
This cake, also called fraisier (French for "strawberry plant"), is usually made with almonds, but pistachios are used in this rendition. The delicate cake is layered with fresh strawberries and a mousselike white chocolate buttercream and then topped with marzipan.
Gingerbread Roulade with Caramel and Glaceed Fruits
The roulade is particularly stunning when accompanied by a glistening array of the Glacéed Fruits .