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Friday, January 24, 2014

Moules Mariniere

Moules Mariniere
This week in French Friday's With Dorie our assignment was mussels.  Fresh mussels are a shell fish the whole family enjoys.  We are not much of a fish eating family.  In Dorie's version, they are cooked in white wine with some chopped onion, shallots, garlic, thyme, parsley, a bay leaf and lemon zest.  Cook until the mussels are steamed open.  That's it - you have a fantastic dinner that is ready in minutes and requires little effort to prepare.  And did I mention, these mussels are delicious:)


This recipe can be found on pages 312-313 in "Around My French Table."







16 comments:

  1. I haven't had mussels in years, Geraldine. I do miss them though. They are best when cooked simply and quickly:)

    Thanks for sharing...

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  2. Very pretty mussels! And I agree - delicious!

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  3. How nice that your whole family enjoyed these. I’m the holdout this week…I’m not fond of shellfish. My husband loved them!

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  4. Looking good and happy that the entire family enjoyed this week's recipe! Will certainly make this again if I lay hands on some freshly caught ones!

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  5. How can a family not enjoy these together with a big pot of them to play with?

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  6. Geraldine, your moules marinières look utterly delicious! No wonder your whole family enjoyed them so much! EWhenever I make them, I am always amazed at how much people enjoy eating them!
    Thank you also for all your kind messages and prayers, I greatly appreciated them!
    Have a nice weekend, dear friend!

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  7. Yes, these were delicious! They even converted my non-mussel eater :-)

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  8. When my kids were little they played made castinets of the shells.. always a fun thing to eat with the family.

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  9. This was a fantastic dinner, wasn't it? Thanks for sharing!

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  10. Glad this was a family favorite!

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  11. Glad that everyone enjoyed this one. It was so simple AND delicious. Win, win!

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  12. I wish I liked mussels, this recipe was a cinch! My husband gobbled up every single one. Thank you for sharing.

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  13. Glad you enjoyed these. I did too,although I don't eat much seafood either.

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