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The French Food Safari cookbook
The French grow up knowing the season for scallops and asparagus; how to
choose an artichoke; what a roast chicken should really taste like; and
that cheese always comes before dessert. The sheer joy, the exquisite
pleasure of eating French-style, is simply a part of life.
Popular
TV show French Food Safari explored the best of French food in France
and
Australia, spending time with top chefs as well as peeking into warm
home
kitchens. Now you can recreate these delectable recipes in your own
kitchen with the French Food Safari cookbook. Check out the slideshow
for a sneak peak of what you'll find between the pages.
The French Food Safari cookbook is available from May 1, 2012 at bookstores and from SBS Shop.
French Food Safari will air Thursdays, on SBS ONE, from May 17, 2012.
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