French Demand Lessons In British Cookery


23 May 2012

May 2012

FRENCH DEMAND 'RESTRO' TASTE OF THE UK

BRITISH COOKERY SCHOOL IN FRANCE TEACHES FRENCH HOW TO COOK SIX DECADES OF
‘NAFF’ DINNER PARTY FAVES

A cookery school in France, run by a British husband-and-wife team, is
launching a course to teach the French how to cook! The Jubilee and the
Olympics have inspired a taste for all things British in France.

CookInFrance owners, Jim and Lucy Fisher, have received numerous requests
from French clients wanting to learn how to cook British food.

Launching over the Jubilee weekend, and continuing throughout the summer, is
the British Restro (retro restaurant) Course. People will be able to learn
how to make  a contemporary take on classic dishes from each of the six
decades our Queen has reigned:

The menu comprises:

50s

Cocktail: Babycham with Glacé Cherry Spherification, Pink Gin Fizz

60s

Canapés: Coronation Chicken/ Cheese & Pineapple Sticks/ Mini Quiche
Lorraine, Mini Spam Fritters


70s

Starter: Prawn Cocktail Fondue

80s

Fish Dish: Salmon and Avocado Mousse

90s

Main Course: Roast Sirloin of Beef in Individual Yorkshire Puddings, Roast
Potatoes, Runner Beans and Braised Cabbage with Homemade Horseradish Sauce

2000s

Pudding:  Trio of Brit Puds - Mini Rice Pudding, Spotted Dick and Bread and
Butter Pudding served with Homemade Custard

2010s

With Coffee: Mini Jubilee Cupcakes

Jim, a former policeman, was a BBC Masterchef finalist and has since worked
with Rick Stein, Tony Tobin and Alistair Little. He met his wife Lucy when
she was working in the City and instantly fell in love with her when he
discovered she was also a butcher.

They now run their own school in France and are adamant they can turn the
most inept cook into a chef in just five days.

For more information on the Jubilee Cookery Course as well as Jim and Lucy’s
other courses please visit www.cookinfrance.com

Cost for the Jubliee Cookery courses are €845.00 EUR for the full,
all-inclusive five night experience.
 

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