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52321txt_rev.indd 1 11/6/13 6:26 AM 52321txt.indd 2 10/25/13 6:19 AM New Bistro Cooking Principal photography by Djamel Dine Ztiotu New York 52321txt_rev.indd 3 11/6/13 6:26 AM Copyright © 2012 by Éditions Alternatives Translation, introduction, and afterword copyright © 2014 by Artisan, a division of Workman Publishing Company, Inc. Photographs on pages 2, 6, 7 (bottom), 8 (bottom), 18 (upper left and lower left), 19, 136, and 138 (lower right) by Virginie Garnier All other photographs by Djamel Dine Zitout All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced—mechanically, electronically, or by any other means, including photocopying—without written permission of the publisher. Published by Artisan A division of Workman Publishing Company, Inc. 225 Varick Street New York, NY 10014-4381 artisanbooks.com Published simultaneously in Canada by Thomas Allen & Son, Limited Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Marchand, Greg. [Cuisine du Frenchie at Home. English] Frenchie / Greg Marchand ; photographs by Djamel Dine Zitout. — First American edition. pages cm Translation of: La Cuisine du Frenchie at Home. Includes index. ISBN 978-1-57965-534-1 1. Cooking, French. 2. Restaurant Frenchie (Paris, France) I. Title. TX719.M3128 2014 641.5944—dc23 2013029979 Published by arrangement with Éditions Alternatives, which originally published this book in France under the title La Cuisine du Frenchie at Home. 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Iwa sha pyp toge t upan dg o toowrk ,an d Ilearned somethin gn eweevr y .dyaTha twa s ymbes tcookin gschoo l .eevrAn d Ilevo dthe energ yo fLondo n,th ecurrie sserev do nBric kLan ean dth ef ullEnglis hbreakfas tat tgh reeas psyowo onhood woyfe gu s u aln reword ae ,ffn iteagd hor r fitnking. Mandttarhmyre asienn lsgf tfo oet rrrreeesnI d otvtafchtaoe lWur iorohsanee, nn d t Oriental in Hong Kong, where I worekd at Jean-Georges onVgerics hte(cid:146)nonVg. The menu was a perfect fusion orf Fench and Asian cooking, foie gras and mang, oduck and tamarind, and all kinds of crazy things I had never seen before. I had a blast in HonKog ngb, uhI t atrd o eturtLn o ondotbn o pe arot tf hre eopenintg eatm hee rWe. had a brand-new kitchen with a wok, a tandoori oven, and a wood-(cid:31)red oven. It was awewascI os om: oekindnieg w shaedns id scoverininneg w gredienteBveus . rt dayy I did(cid:146)nt get on very well with the new head che. fOne day he verbally abused me so badly that I pacekd up my knives, handed him my apron, and left. 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My girlfriend a(nd soon-to-be , wi)feMarie, and I found a niclie ttale partmeGnin rt eenpoinPotla in, seh ighborhoBion rd ooklyWn. cheI an me out of the , subwayI felt as if I were in aWr, sawwith everybody speaking Polish and delis selling Polish charcuterie and other specialties. I immersed myself in New os rrki(cid:146)cYh melting-pot culture. Japan, Korea, It, aalnd yMexic, oto name a , fweewre all less than a forty-minute subway ride , awayand it was a great inspiration to have products from all over the world so readily available. dtirfowu l ydfreer sIetn ttaauhMrnr fdeoaafrenroi tme li,s d ,-ytsafs tott ylme ar sO n Chines jeoints f,ro nmewl oypene pdlace etosstablishe odlde rrestareuvarlinag nts .T farthe ra(cid:31)el d, ewa teou r ywathrou ghChic a,goSa nraFncisc oan dth eNap a, allyeV Florida ,an dupsta teorNk e.wAY llthes exeperience s gevam emor ean dmor eideas abou twha t ymwo nplac ecoul db e .elikevErywher e Iewnt , Itoo knote s in ymlittle Moleskin eboo kabou twha t Ifoun dgrea t ineac hplac ,efro mmen uholder s tothe menuasrn . ododmin oisn rggtah tenh iezao fa stiew o llncao usro sf,efoo d, ltoightin g M ytim ei nSpai nwa sa nadvantag ei nth eGraeavmr enrkci ytcThen .Althoug hy m Introduction 51 52321txt.indd 15 10/25/13 6:20 AM

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