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Jacques Pepin Fast Food My Way

Jacques Pépin blends French culinary technique with everyday ingredients to make simple, elegant and inexpensive meals in minutes. From hearty soups and vibrant salads to refined main courses and easy desserts, Chef Pépin demonstrates how to prepare complete meals with minimal fuss, using smart techniques and shortcuts without sacrificing taste or style.

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Season 2 Episode 26 | 24m 45s | CC

Frisee aux Lardon; Spaghetti with Raw Tomato-Anchovy Sauce; Chocolate Cups and Chocolate Rocher with Hazelnuts and Corn Flakes.

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