Famous French Entrées
Famous French Desserts
French Foods with Eggs
Stereotypical French Foods
French Kitchen Basics
100

A vegetable dish baked in the oven, typical of Provence and a certain rat’s favorite.

What is ratatouille?

100

A light, airy dessert made from whipped egg whites, cream, and rich cocoa, often served chilled in a glass.

What is chocolate mousse?

100

A dish of beaten eggs cooked in a pan and rolled or folded.

What is an omelette?

100

A bread often shaped in a long thin form, crunchy on the outside and soft inside.

What is a baguette?

100

In French: This is used to cut food.

What is un couteau?

200

Perfect for a rainy day, it’s warm and is topped with melted cheese on bread.

What is French onion soup?

200

A custard dessert topped with caramelized sugar.

What is crème brulée?

200

A savory tart with eggs, cream, cheese, and often bacon.

What is Quiche Lorraine?

200

What the French call a dairy product often served at the end of a meal and can be soft, hard, or creamy.

What is le fromage?

200

In French: You put food in this to bake or roast it.

What is le four?

300

This simple but iconic French dish combines a piece of grilled meat with a side of crispy golden potatoes.

What is steak frites?

300

Colorful almond cookies with a smooth filling.

What are macarons?

300

In a famous cooking challenge shown in a movie about Julia Child, Julie struggles to perfect this simple breakfast dish cooked without its shell in simmering water.

What are poached eggs?

300

A flaky pastry that is buttery and often eaten for breakfast in France.

What is a croissant?

300

In French: You eat your food on this.

What is une assiette?

400

A beef stew cooked in red wine with vegetables.

What is boeuf bourgignon?

400

These small, shell-shaped cakes are so famous in France that they appear in a beloved children’s story about a girl who travels through Paris tasting sweets.

What are madeleines?

400

A savory thin pancake fille with ham and cheese or with fruit and chocolate.

What is a crepe?

400

What the French call a drink often paired with cheese or served at meals, considered a symbol of French culture.

What is le vin?

400

This means “to cook” in French.

cuisiner

500

A dish considered a French delicacy, where mollusks are baked in their shells with a rich, garlicky herb butter.

What is escargots?

500

This chilled, creamy dessert is made with fruit purée, gelatin, and whipped cream, and is featured in Julie & Julia as a classic French treat.

What is raspberry bavarian cream?

500

This toasted ham and cheese sandwich is transformed by a fried egg on top, giving it a new name and extra richness.

What is a Croque Madame?

500

A dish considered a French delicacy made from amphibians, often served with garlic and herbs.

What are Frog's legs?

500

In French: You do this when you mix ingredients together.

What is mélanger?

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