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Six OâClock Solution: Harissa gives roasted carrots a spicy touch This recipe comes from Vegetable Simple by Eric Ripert, the acclaimed French chef at New Yorkâs Le Bernardin restaurant.
Author of the article: Julian Armstrong  â¢Â Special to Montreal Gazette
Publishing date: Jun 08, 2021  â¢Â 1 day ago  â¢Â 2 minute read  â¢Â Eric Ripert advises using big carrots that can absorb the flavourful broth. Photo by Appetite by Random House
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Tender young carrots will be pushing up soon, but meanwhile, storage carrots and those âbabyâ snack carrots are available. The latter are best eaten raw; they liven up coleslaw or tossed green salad. The big, older carrots can be simmered into something special, as Eric Ripert, the acclaim
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Food lovers look forward to the summer bounty of vegetables, and those of us who are food writers also look forward to the summer crop of cookbooks.
One of the most useful cookbooks I’ve come across this season is À Table: Recipes for Cooking and Eating the French Way by Rebekah Peppler. A Wisconsin native, Peppler capped her journalism degree with a course of study at the French Culinary Institute in New York City, and then built a career as a food stylist, photographer and writer in Brooklyn, Los Angeles and for the past three years, Paris.
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