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Top 10 French Recipes of the Week - November 12, 2007

By Rebecca Franklin, About.com

Cook easy French recipes in your own kitchen. Here are the most popular recipes for the week of November 12, 2007.

1. Basic Crudités Recipe

This tasty yet basic appetizer, raw marinated vegetables or crudités, soaks in store-bought dressing overnight before serving.

2. Andouille Balsamic Vinaigrette Recipe

Andouille is a flavorful French sausage that can be found in most markets today, thanks in large part to Emeril Lagasse and the Cajun and Creole cooking trend that has taken the United States by storm.

3. Blood Orange Vinaigrette Recipe

Sweet, juicy blood orange juice blends with garlic and herbs to make a kicky blood orange vinaigrette recipe.

4. Cream of Watercress Soup Recipe

This cream of watercress soup recipe from France is a lovely, delicate addition to an elegant luncheon or dinner party.

5. Creamy Feta Potatoes Recipe

Crushed rosemary and lemon zest add an unexpected warm dimension to the sharp taste of Feta in this recipe.

6. Ratatouille Recipe

This ratatouille recipe is a delicious herbed vegetarian entrée from Nice, France.

7. Garlic Turkey Sausage Recipe

Mixing up your own garlic turkey sausage recipe takes almost no time and greatly enhances the flavor of any dish.

8. Roasted Chicken with Cabbage and Prunes Recipe

Try this roasted chicken with cabbage and prunes recipe from Alsace for a delicious French main course.

9. Cinnamon Orange Crepes Recipe

Orange zest and cinnamon perk up a basic crepes recipe.

10. Cardamom Coffee Mousse Recipe

Cardamom coffee mousse is a sophisticated version of a classic French dessert recipe.

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