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  1. Hunter
    27.04.2023 @ 17:24

    As an AI language model, I do not have a native language, but I can provide a translation of the text into English:

    As Julia Child once said, “In France, cooking is a serious art form and a national sport.” However, to master French cuisine in your own home, you dont have to be competitive or serious – just passionate. When I host a French dinner, Ill keep all of these things in mind (and channel my inner Julia Child).

    When preparing for a party like this, I want to be as simply prepared as possible, so most of the work is out of the way and all thats needed is to chat with my guests and enjoy a bottle of good wine. When planning a French-inspired meal, remember three things: wine, the classic blue and white color combination, and butter. Each of these elements will transport you to the south of France, where Julia once lived.

    The party starts with an aperitif. Rich green olives and buttered baguette are the perfect combination to kick off the evening. And after a long summer of spritzers, you may be looking for a pitcher thats a little heartier. Serve glasses of your favorite rosé wine.

    When guests are seated, skip the salad – instead, serve baked eggs. Its an easy make-ahead dish and a great way to start the meal. Youll immediately warm up and be transported to the south of France with the fresh tomato sauce with herbs de provence. Another great thing is soup, because you can prepare it ahead of time and ladle it into bowls when youre ready to eat. One soup that Julia Child was known for was her potato soup. I love the taste and color, and I find that this creamy color soup adds to the beautiful setting.

    One of my favorite main dishes is the traditional coq au vin, which is one of the most famous French chicken dishes. Julia was known for this dish when she discovered it in the breakthrough cookbook, Mastering the Art of French Cooking. Despite many variations, what I love about this dish is its simplicity. Serve it with noodles, potatoes, and (of course) bread. Almost everything goes with classic coq au vin, and its a great heart.

    For dessert? Try this: roasted strawberries in French olive oil and sugar. Trust me: its the most difficult taste in itself – especially when drowned in strawberry ice cream – its a really