I know Ken already posted several photos of our main course on Thursday. Here's another. The steak was pretty big and it made four meals for us (two each). The sauce was a cognac cream sauce, except we used calvados (apple brandy) instead of cognac (grape brandy). The fries come from the supermarket frozen and I deep-fry them at home in peanut oil. We drank a Burgundy (pinot noir) with lunch.
Today is Christmas Eve. We can't stay up late for the traditional French réveillon meal, so we'll have ours at lunch time. And, as for many years (decades) now, we'll enjoy a fondue Savoyarde, a cheese fondue. And tomorrow, as usual, we'll have our Christmas roast beast (a capon this year) with all the trimmings followed by a pumpkin pie. After that, leftovers!
A beautiful meal! Joyeux Noël!
ReplyDeleteBonne Année, Bonne Santé et Meilleurs Voeux.... surtout Bonne Santé!!
ReplyDeleteAnd have you bought your vol-aux-vents.... or do you make them yourself?
Happy feasting !
ReplyDeletei would love a bite of that steak!
ReplyDeleteScrumptious! Merry Christmas to you all!
ReplyDeleteBettyAnn
What a great party! Happy birthday, and Merry Christmas too. We're having moules marinières (a tasty open-and-heat version from Costco) for our réveillon supper. Thank you to you and Ken for keeping your wonderful blogs going.
ReplyDeleteExcellent, on all counts!
ReplyDeleteJudy
Looks delicious! Happy Fêtes! I couldn't leave any comments on Ken's posts (now 2 days)?
ReplyDeleteIn 2024 I have two goals: learn some French and do some cooking - you inspire me to do both! I might start the year with this good looking dish.
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