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Fennel Gratin

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fennel gratin

Fennel Gratin

Course: Side Dishes
My grandmother made gratin religiously three times a week. Her large apartment kitchen in Paris held a round table, stove, an oven that doubled as her storage cabinet and an orange tree and one rickety,

Enrique’s Meat Lover’s Pasta Sauce

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Meat Lover’s Pasta Sauce

Enrique’s Meat Lover’s Pasta Sauce

Course: Main Courses
Cuisine: Italian
Keyword: Pasta Sauce
Total Time: 5 hours 45 minutes
Author: The Gourmandise School
We are beyond lucky to have a staff of assistants, dishwashers and receptionists who are

Potato Leek Soup

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Gourmandise Potato Leek Soup

Potato Leek Soup

Course: Soups
Claire runs our private events and bookings AND makes a killer potato leek soup. The rare rainy days here in L.A. bring out the weather sissies in all of us and a bowl of the

Our Favorite Meatball Soup

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Italian meatball soup

Our Favorite Meatball Soup

Course: Soups
Purists beware- this rich soup may contain a few ingredients that your Nonna may not approve of. If you’re making a big batch to freeze, hold off on cooking the pasta at the end

Olive and Lemon Chicken

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roasted chicken and olives

Olive and Lemon Chicken

Course: Main Courses
Take a close look at this recipe and you’ll find the most important ingredient- the lovely little anchovy- missing from the title. We know some of you might be a little hesitant to

Crispy Pork Belly with Cider-Poached Pears

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crispy pork belly

Crispy Pork Belly with Cider-Poached Pears

Course: Main Courses
The appeal of cooking one hunk of pork belly isn’t just that your house will end up smelling AMAZING, but that you’ll have created magic with three ingredients. I don’t care

Cali Cassoulet

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cassoulet

Cali Cassoulet

Course: Main Courses
My favorite savory dish of the winter season is easily (after chocolate pudding) Cassoulet. This white bean and three-protein stew of sorts is meant to keep you warm despite the frigid blows of Provence’s Mistral