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Celebrate Bastille Day with four new French favourites from Guillaume Brahimi (opens the original)
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For French-born chef and television presenter Guillaume Brahimi, food has always been part of the fabric of life – not just in the kitchen, but in everyday rituals, family gatherings and village markets. As he writes in his new cookbook, Plat du Tour, “Food is the heartbeat of France. It tells the story of who we are, where we come from and how we live.” Now living in Australia, Brahimi carries that heritage with him, blending it with new influences and perspectives of his home here. His new rec
Celebrate Bastille Day with four new French favourites from Guillaume Brahimi (opens the original)
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For French-born chef and television presenter Guillaume Brahimi, food has always been part of the fabric of life – not just in the kitchen, but in everyday rituals, family gatherings and village markets. As he writes in his new cookbook, Plat du Tour, “Food is the heartbeat of France. It tells the story of who we are, where we come from and how we live.” Now living in Australia, Brahimi carries that heritage with him, blending it with new influences and perspectives of his home here. His new rec
Celebrate Bastille Day with four new French favourites from Guillaume Brahimi (opens the original)
Read excerpt
For French-born chef and television presenter Guillaume Brahimi, food has always been part of the fabric of life – not just in the kitchen, but in everyday rituals, family gatherings and village markets. As he writes in his new cookbook, Plat du Tour, “Food is the heartbeat of France. It tells the story of who we are, where we come from and how we live.” Now living in Australia, Brahimi carries that heritage with him, blending it with new influences and perspectives of his home here. His new rec
Celebrate Bastille Day with four new French favourites from Guillaume Brahimi (opens the original)
Read excerpt
For French-born chef and television presenter Guillaume Brahimi, food has always been part of the fabric of life – not just in the kitchen, but in everyday rituals, family gatherings and village markets. As he writes in his new cookbook, Plat du Tour, “Food is the heartbeat of France. It tells the story of who we are, where we come from and how we live.” Now living in Australia, Brahimi carries that heritage with him, blending it with new influences and perspectives of his home here. His new rec
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