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French Meat Loaf or Gâteau de Viande

Sunday, April 26th, 2009

Good Recipe for Mealoaf a' la francaise

Good Recipe for Mealoaf a' la francaise

Being married to a Frenchman is always a cultural experience, especially when it involves mealtime. Philippe and his family are always planning ‘the next meal’ before they’re finished with the current one. I generally forget to do so until dinner is upon us. I’m always looking for recipes that are quick to prepare with leftovers. Here is a nice basic French meat loaf that you can make ahead of time and freeze, serve cold with baguette and salad, or enjoy out of the oven.

French Meat Loaf or Gâteau de Viande

Preheat oven to 400

1 TBSP butter

1 tsp minced garlic

2 TBSP diced shallots

¾ C chopped tomatoes

2 pounds mixed ground meat such as pork and beef in any proportion

¾ lb chopped mushrooms

Salt and pepper to flavor

1 tsp coriander

½ small onion, chopped

½ lb chopped chicken livers

1 C bread crumbs

¼ t nutmeg

1 egg

1.) Melt the butter and add garlic, shallots. Cook for a few minutes, then add the mushrooms and season with salt and pepper. Cook on high water has evaporated. Add coriander

2.) Put meat in mixing bowl, add tomatoes and onions. Ad the chicken livers, breacrumbs, nutmeg, egg, parsley, salt and pepper. Blend well.

3.) Spoon into a small loaf pan and pat down. Set it in a larger pan and pour boiling water around it.

4.) Put both pans on the stove and bring to boil.

5.) Cover the meat and put both pans with water in the oven. Cook for one hour.

6.) Remove foil and bake for 15 minutes more.

7.) Serve hot or cold with cornichon pickles and good mustard.

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New website – nearly ready!

Sunday, April 26th, 2009

Just to let you know – our team is busy preparing a new-improved version of parisperfect.com and we will be getting ready to launch it in the next few weeks. We’ve had the same design now for many years and as we’ve gradually added more vacation rental apartments to our collection, we realised that it was time for a change. I’m excited about our new look and hope all our faithful parisperfect audience loves it too. It doesn’t mean that our business has changed though – all the team are still working really hard to make sure your visit to Paris makes memories of a lifetime.

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A favorite cheese shop — Marie Cantin

Sunday, April 26th, 2009

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Parisperfect.com — Our First Blog!

Friday, April 10th, 2009

I’m so excited to have a blog of my very own. I’ve been wanting one for ages to keep our guests and friends up to date with things that are happening at Parisperfect – and now I have one! I’ve just got back from Paris where, as well as an unpleasant trip to the dentist, I was busy taking some photos of a new apartment that we found for a delightful couple from Los Angeles. The remodelling is almost finished and we’ll be excited to show it off soon. It’s been a hectic few days but I’m so pleased that I managed to find time to visit our favorite cheese shop in rue Cler. Spring is the perfect time for buying St. Felicien and I’m looking forward to enjoying some with Philippe and the family this weekend – along with a glass or two of good wine, of course!  Madelyn

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