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Throw back to the interview of H.E Pierre-André Imbert to Smelly Cheese

Step into a world of wine, cheese and culture with Pierre-André Imbert - French Ambassador to Australia. The episode today, toasts the 100th anniversary of the International Organisation of Vine and Wine and the unique ties between French and Australian terroirs and traditions. 

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The Winded Up - with Guillaume Brahimi & Franck Moreau

In partnership with the #MakeItIconic campaign by @‌gouvernementfr, we were fortunate to interview 2 French Australian icons in Guillaume Brahimi (Chef Crown Resorts Culinary Ambassador, Bistro Guillaume, and TV Host) and Franck Moreau (Master Sommelier, and Group General Manager - Beverage at Merivale). What an experience! We were able to hear what makes the French Food and Wine scene iconic, their favourite French dishes and wine, the French spirit and innovation, as well as learn more about the Cite du Vin (a Modern French wine museum in Bordeaux).

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Discover the French Chefs 
On va déguster 

By François-Régis Gaudry. During these masterclasses, the greatest chefs of French gastronomy share their journey, offer their vision of cuisine, reveal their best recipes, give a culinary demonstration, and engage with the audience (in French).

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An ‘affaire de coeur’ brings us back to the bistro
Financial Review

Our passion for French cuisine has been reignited by a new breed of chefs paring back on the fine dining in favour of classic comfort foods.

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About French food
SBS Food

Is there any country more renowned for its food than France? French cuisine is arguably the most revered on earth – indeed the very word "cuisine" is French. Training in traditional French methods and cooking techniques is considered a core component of many a chef’s basic education, regardless of their country of origin.

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Parisian boulangerie beginnings and the baked shell I hold close

Discovering the magic rituals of baguettes, croissants and petites madeleines.

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Five common French food terms (like vichyssoise and sablé) explained

You no longer have to quickly Google the translation of these five French food terms the next time you see them on a menu or in a recipe. Here's our simple guide to explain what they mean.

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Vive la France! Matt Preston's 10 reasons to fall back in love with French cuisine

Discovering the magic rituals of baguettes, croissants and petites madeleines.

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La Maison Troigros, the record-holding Michelin-starred French restaurant, open its kitchen doors in new doco
ABC News

For a documentary centred on the behind-the-scenes travails of fine dining, Menus-Plaisirs — Les Troisgros is immediately notable for its absence of culinary clichés.

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Nightlife food - Guillaume Brahimi's French Atlantic Coast

ABC Radio Sydney

Guillaume Brahimi has spent many years as a chef in Australia. He runs Bistro Guillaume Melbourne and Perth and he is Crown Sydney's culinary ambassador.

Now the French Australian chef has a new series called 'Guillaume's French Atlantic' coming out on SBS, inviting people on a culinary journey from Normandy to the Spanish border, taking in France's coastal history, iconic produce and authentic cuisine.

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Marie Antoinette, mother of French fries?
ABC Radio

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Gabriel Gaté : 52 ans au service du goût

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A guide to French eating habits, from daily baguettes to wine and three courses for lunch.
ABC News

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Listen to French Food, Fish and Fine Spirits

Hosts Cameron Smith and Rachel Connor are joined by Chef and recent recipient of the French Medal of Agricultural Merit, Philippe Moucher. They discuss the legacy of regional identity in French Gastronomy, and how Moucher translates this "terroir" at his Melbourne-based restuarant, Phillipe.

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So France – So Good : Join the celebration of Taste and Talent

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« Célébrons ensemble la gastronomie française en Australie avec So France-So Good »

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Rencontre avec Pierrick Boyer : Un maître pâtissier au cœur de Melbourne

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So France - So Good : "montrer toutes les facettes de la gastronomie française"

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A Melbourne, plusieurs événements pour dynamiser la relation franco-australienne

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Faire de la gastronomie française un luxe abordable

Ambassadeur de So France So Good 2025, le chef pâtissier Pierrick Boyer nous explique comment il travaille à rendre plus abordable et plus accessible la gastronomie française.

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Importation de produits gastronomiques français : "une fierté et un plaisir"

Anthony Sebert, directeur général de Répertoire Culinaire, nous partage son expérience dans l’importation de produits français en Australie. Il évoque les joies et les défis de faire découvrir les trésors gastronomiques de la France

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French cuisine and classic French recipes to master.

Sweet or savoury, these are the French recipes to master.

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