Sausage Cassoulet | Jacques Pépin Cooking At Home | KQED


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Jacques Pépin whips up an adaptation of a classic cassoulet, a favorite dish of the Southwest of France. This hearty meal full of white beans and sausage …

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  1. Steve Moncada
    Steve Moncada says:

    I can’t accept the hot dog no matter how much I love Jacques and love that he’s showing us how to cook from a real life pantry. Just think a bite of it would throw the whole dish off.

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  2. Joanna Edwards
    Joanna Edwards says:

    I adore this Frenchman. If he had learned to cook in Tennessee rather than France, he'd probably have a tasty, simple recipe for squirrel stew. 😄 or road kill omelette. HA! 💜

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  3. Euskalsama
    Euskalsama says:

    Jamais vu un cassoulet aussi peu appêtissant.
    C'est une recette qui doit être mijotée, incompatible avec les cuissons rapide, on doit utiliser de la graisse de canard et mettre a gratiner avec de la chapelure.

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  4. Dan's Spot on the Tube
    Dan's Spot on the Tube says:

    Ya know…it's simply beautiful; Everything with this man. It's cooking in a simple way. Nutrition, taste, variety, etc. No need for fancy tricks via edits, graphics, showcasing fancy anything. Try a recipe the way it was written and then tweak it the way you like – and so many other great words of wisdom. I recently learned of his wife's passing…so very sorry to hear. Ah, but keep cooking, keep smiling! Just wonderful! Have fun in the kitchen!

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  5. Tipi Dan
    Tipi Dan says:

    With cassoulet, the quest for acceptable shortcuts only natural, and no matter how fast or far you stray from the beanpot ideal, you can't go wrong. The ingredients make it.

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  6. Claudine ME Jones
    Claudine ME Jones says:

    C'est inoui. The question is not whether you have things in your freezer that you can use at will, the question is why on Earth do you buy hot dogs in the first place? no no no no no no no! Not in my mouth not ever! My French mother is rolling in her grave.

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