The culinary heritage of Bourgogne will impress even the most discerning gourmets and connoisseurs of French cuisine. In addition to unique wine treasures, national cuisine features an abundance of very interesting treats; recipes of latest have remain unchanged for more than one hundred years. The best grapes are grown in Bourgogne. Numerous amazing holidays are devoted to the national drink.
1.Travelers deciding to buy local wine as a souvenir are highly recommended to go to one of the wineries. All of them have specialty stores, where customers are offered to taste interesting …
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Tourists visiting one of Bourgogne towns on the third Thursday in November could taste wine and take part in joyous recreational activities. Numerous restaurants of Bourgogne invite visitors to taste delicious drinks; all the restaurants participate in the festival; ‘Le Beaujolais est arriv?!’ is inscribed on every sign plate.
As for the culinary delights, there is priority to meat dishes. Boeuf bourguignon beef is a real delicacy coked following ancient recipes and served in the most prestigious restaurants of the region. Chablis sausages are also of a great demand. You can try duck by author’s recipes in small restaurants at local towns. Great cheeses of Bourgogne would be a tasty addition to the local wine. Those who wish to enjoy typical French delicacies should definitely order escargots cooked in a variety of variations. A rather unusual local delicacy is Bourgogne fondue; it is based on small cubes of raw beef. They are dipped in boiling oil and a variety of sauces, including cheese one. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
French Bourgogne is situates on the border between northern and southern Europe. A considerable part of its territory is occupied by pristine lakes and rich vineyards; many world famous …
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It is also worth considering that almost all of the typical Burgundian meat dishes are cooked with an addition of local wine; for experienced cooks it is the best seasoning. Dijon, which is famous throughout the world for its culinary traditions, is situated in Bourgogne. Dijon mustard is made there; today, it can be found in many different countries, where it is used for cooking gourmet sauces. Sweet lovers will be interested to visit the city of Macon, where Ideal maconnais chocolates are produced. They are made of meringue; delicious sweets are one of the most popular souvenirs among foreign guests.
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