Paris Olympics 2024:

8 Famous French Dishes You Can't Miss

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French cuisine is a cornerstone of Western culinary traditions and is recognised by UNESCO for its cultural heritage. It is renowned for its diverse cheese and wine varieties.

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Quiche Lorraine, Seine:

A French classic originating from the Lorraine region, Quiche Lorraine is made with eggs, cream, and bacon. It is commonly found in supermarkets throughout France.

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Savory Galettes:

These flat, round, crusty cakes made from buckwheat flour feature a golden brown crust that offers a delightful crunch.

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Poached Lobster:

An elegant dish where lobster meat is poached in white wine and served with a lemon butter sauce.

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Risotto with white truffle:

This dish is primarily found in Italy's Piemonte region. The white truffle has a sweet, garlicky aroma and is often served with sprinkled walnuts.

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Bao burger:

An exquisite blend of saucy, sweet, and spicy flavours featuring seasoned ground beef, onions, and cheddar, topped with mayo and cucumber, all encased in a steamed bun.

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Moules-Frites:

An internationally recognisable dish originating from northern France, featuring steamed mussels (moules) cooked with sliced garlic.

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Chouquettes, Palais De Tokyo:

Light, crispy choux pastry balls sprinkled with pearl sugar are a delightful treat for those with a sweet tooth, commonly found in French bakeries.

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Lobster Ravioli:

Filled with a rich blend of lobster meat and ricotta cheese, and topped with a creamy Parmesan sauce, this dish is a must-try.

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