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according to ratio of ingredients; I mean, I heard traditional French
meal always contain a reasonable piece of protein (either fish, poultry or red meat), as well as _moderate_ amount of carbohydrates, and never excessive amount of fat. It's been cited to me such dishes are usually prepared in 4 stars restaurants. And I know it is true, I like French cuisine, i.e. restaurants. Please tell the title of a French cookbook where such dishes at least dominate (seafood is preferred food, but it's not as critical). Or please tell, if it's any easier... from what part of France I should search for a such a cookbook, Alsace, Provence, Burgundy, Britanny... ? Thank you very much. |
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