If you're a kitchen-activity loving francophone, then why not sharpen your French language listening skills and learn some nifty cooking techniques at the same time? A French leader in online cooking demonstrations, 750 grammes.com, has lots of short, snappy video tutorials with easy to follow tips and recipes.
Un tuyeau: these videos are helpful because they show the best ways to cut, chop and peel--even if you don't speak French!
To date, 750 grammes.com airs more than 135 free video tips and recipes clips on Daily Motion--the French equivalent to Youtube--so to help you get started, just click on any of these clips that I liked:
how to peel garlic
how to make a béchamel
how to peel a lemon
how to segment a lemon
how to peel a turnip (Yes, you'd be surprised!)
how to make meringues
how to make vinaigrette
how to make taboule
Vocabulary
un tuyeau: here, a tip; also pipe
Text & photo © 2011 P.B. Lecron
Un tuyeau: these videos are helpful because they show the best ways to cut, chop and peel--even if you don't speak French!
To date, 750 grammes.com airs more than 135 free video tips and recipes clips on Daily Motion--the French equivalent to Youtube--so to help you get started, just click on any of these clips that I liked:
how to peel garlic
how to make a béchamel
how to peel a lemon
how to segment a lemon
how to peel a turnip (Yes, you'd be surprised!)
how to make meringues
how to make vinaigrette
how to make taboule
Vocabulary
un tuyeau: here, a tip; also pipe
Text & photo © 2011 P.B. Lecron
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