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Scallops in a french market

France expects a record year for scallops

The sea around the Bay of Seine and the Bay of Saint-Brieuc is brimming with plump, juicy scallops, with experts predicting a great season ahead...
Trout with almonds landscape

Trout with almonds

Using straightforward ingredients and techniques, this recipe offers gourmet dining at home with ease.

Dining excellence: 6 French restaurant picks

As the long-serving restaurant critic for our sister magazine France Today, lucky diner Alec Lobrano gets to enjoy a wide range of...
Summer wine

Top 5 French wines to quench your summer thirst

Indulge in summer with the finest French wines. Discover the top 5 varietals that will refresh and delight your senses.
Gérald Passedat's caravanne

Gérald Passedat’s caravanne

This recipe, created by Michelin-starred chef Gérald Passedat, combines Mediterranean and Scandinavian influences with a Nordic "caravane" sauce. The dish features the...
Village in Dordogne

At a glance: a foodie’s guide to Dordogne

They really should have named Périgord ‘Périgourmet’ such is the richness of its larder: black truffles, foie gras, strawberries, walnuts, ceps… the mouthwatering list goes on!
Sea bass tartare by Christophe Thulier

Sea bass tartare

Are you searching for a refreshing and easy-to-prepare dish? Look no further than this sea bass tartare recipe! The...
Alsace-Lorraine avenue with Our Lady cathedral in Bourg-en-Bresse, France.

Discover the culinary delights of Ain: a foodie’s guide

At a glance: a foodie’s guide to Ain The department of Ain, tucked away in eastern France between Lyon...
Lyonnaise Boucherie

Lyon’s culinary treasures: exploring the city’s best foodie finds

A guide to the best foodie spots in the city Famously described by Curnonsky in 1935 as “the world...
Fresh herb tarragon with a wooden spoon and napkin on a wooden table, flat layout. Aromatic medicinal herb artemisia dracunculus for the preparation of beverages and use in cooking

French ingredient highlight: Tarragon

Tarragon’s long, thin and delicately aromatic bright green leaves are widely used in French cuisine. It is known as ‘the dragon herb’...
People holding up cocktails for apéro time at Les Réformés

Marseille: Best apéro spots in the city

Top spots to enjoy un apéro in Marseille In Marseille, as across the rest of France, the apéritif is...
Panna Cotta and Armagnac Closeup

Armagnac: Gastronomic Gascony Gold!

Most of us have experienced the immense pleasure that a post-prandial snifter of Armagnac can deliver, but what about its usage...