Whether you're observing Lenten traditions or trying to eat heart-healthy, mackerel can find a place on your table. This traditional French preparation includes the unexpected touch of red currants.
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This old family recipe never ceases to amaze and first-time guests are frequently at a loss to define precisely the main ingredient at the first taste.
Culturekiosque's Philippe Broad recommends a traditional French recipe for mackerel with garlic, white wine, and thyme, and an unexpected touch: red currants.
Executive Pastry Chef Ian Farrell shares with CultureKiosque readers another of his delicious and satisfying recipes - his delectable take on the classic French treat.
Looking for something beyond the ordinary apple pie for your traditional holiday dinner this year? Chef Ian Farrell suggests the autumnal combination of Bartlett pears and ginger.