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French Bistro-Style Cooking

Fine Cooking Issue 70
Photo: Scott Phillips
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French bistro-style cooking makes an easy transition from restaurant to home kitchen—with a few shortcuts. For example, while traditional French cuisine often relies heavily on long-cooking stocks, you can save time by replacing them with low-salt canned broth. And while traditional French sauces are usually strained, I skip that step here to keep the cooking time to a minimum. For great flavor, these recipes all use simple ingredients like fresh butter, shallots, fresh herbs, garlic, and wine, which are staples of French cuisine and readily available in local markets.

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Pork Tenderloin with Apples

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