Pâtisseries Françaises
Le Goût De La Culture Francophone
Techniques Culinaires
Pays Francophones
Petite Douceur
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This crescent-shaped pastry is a breakfast favorite in France.

Qu'est-que c'est un croissant

100

This French meal, traditionally served at lunchtime, consists of multiple courses including a starter, main, and dessert.

Qu'est-ce que le déjeuner?

100

This method involves pouring alcohol over food and setting it on fire

Qu'est-que c'est flambé?

100

This North African country is famous for couscous and tagines.

Qu'est ce c'est le Maroc?

100

A vanilla custard dessert topped with a caramelized sugar crust.

Qu'est-ce que la crème brûlée ?

200

A small, colorful, meringue-based sandwich cookie often filled with ganache or buttercream.

Qu'est-que c'est un macaron


200

In Quebec, this savory dish, made of fried potatoes, cheese curds, and gravy, is a beloved comfort food.

Qu'est-que c'est la poutine?

200

Translating to "under vacuum," this cooking technique uses water baths to cook food evenly in vacuum-sealed bags.

Qu'est-que c'est sous vide?

200

This Canadian province is known for poutine and sugar shacks producing maple syrup.


Qu'est-ce c'est le Québec?

200

his elongated pastry is made from choux dough and filled with pastry cream, often topped with chocolate icing.

Qu'est-ce qu'un éclaireur?

300

This light and airy pastry, often served with coffee, is shaped like a rectangle and filled with chocolate.

Qu'est-que c'est un pain au chocolat

300

This popular dish from France’s Provence region is a vegetable-based stew typically served with garlic, olive oil, and herbs.

Qu'est-que c'est la ratatouille?

300

This term refers to whipping air into cream or egg whites to achieve a fluffy texture.

Qu'est-que c'est le whipping?

300

This West African country is known for its peanut-based stews and jollof rice.

Qu'est-ce c'est la Senegla?

300

Thin pancakes served with fillings or sauces

Qu'est-ce qu'une crêpe ?

400

These small, shell-shaped sponge cakes are often flavored with lemon or almond.


Qu'est-que c'est des madeleines?

400

In Switzerland, this communal dish is made by melting cheese and dipping bread into it.

Qu'est-que c'est la fondue?

400

A technique where food is cooked slowly in wine, stock, or both to enhance flavor.

Qu'est-ce que le braisage ?

400

 Known for its hearty cuisine, this European country specializes in chocolate and waffles.

Qu'est-ce c'est la Belgique?

400

A custard-like dessert made with eggs, milk, and sugar, typically baked and topped with caramel sauce.

Qu'est-ce qu'un flan?


500

These delicate, cream-filled choux pastries are stacked in a tower to create a croquembouche.

Qu'est-que c'est les profiteroles?

500

A dish made with raw fish marinated in citrus juice and often served in Polynesia and French territories in the Pacific, especially Tahiti.

Qu'est-que c'est le poisson cru?

500

This classic French cooking method involves slow-cooking meat in fat.

Qu'est-que c'est confit?

500

This French-speaking country in the Indian Ocean is famous for its vanilla and tropical spices.

Qu'est-ce c'est le Madagascar?

500

These crispy, deep-fried pastries are traditionally eaten during Mardi Gras in France.

Qu'est-ce qu'un bugne?