Croissant
A buttery, flaky, crescent-shaped pastry that is a staple of French breakfast.
The must-try food that defines Paris, FR's culinary culture
A buttery, flaky, crescent-shaped pastry that is a staple of French breakfast.
The quintessential long, crusty loaf of bread essential to every Parisian meal.
Land snails cooked in a rich sauce of butter, garlic, and fresh parsley.
A savory onion soup topped with a thick layer of melted Gruyère cheese and croutons.
A classic bistro dish consisting of a pan-seared steak served with golden French fries.
Duck leg cured and slow-cooked in its own fat until tender and crispy.
Delicate, colorful meringue-based sandwich cookies with a soft ganache or buttercream filling.
Thin, versatile pancakes served with various sweet or savory toppings like Nutella or ham and cheese.
A savory open-faced tart filled with a creamy custard of eggs, cream, and smoked bacon.
A rich beef stew slow-cooked in red Burgundy wine with carrots, onions, and mushrooms.
A toasted ham and cheese sandwich often topped with creamy Béchamel sauce.
A traditional boiled beef and vegetable stew considered a cornerstone of French home cooking.
Dover sole floured and pan-fried in butter, lemon, and parsley for a delicate flavor.
The French version of shepherd's pie, featuring ground meat topped with mashed potatoes.
Small cream puffs filled with vanilla ice cream and drizzled with warm chocolate sauce.
An upside-down caramelized apple tart where the fruit is cooked in sugar and butter before baking.
An oblong choux pastry filled with cream and topped with a shiny chocolate glaze.
A luxury delicacy made from the liver of a duck or goose, often served as a pâté.
Chicken braised with red wine, lardons, mushrooms, and occasionally garlic.
Finely chopped or minced raw beef seasoned with onions, capers, and a raw egg yolk.