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Bake-at-Home Gratin Lyonnais

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For years, our guests have been asking for our famous French onion soup to be available to eat at home. Now available for the first time, our Bake-at-Home Gratin Lyonnais Kit! Choose one or two portion sized for take out only. Available both from Le Pichet and Café Presse, order by phone or online by […]

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For years, our guests have been asking for our famous French onion soup to be available to eat at home. Now available for the first time, our Bake-at-Home Gratin Lyonnais Kit! Choose one or two portion sized for take out only. Available both from Le Pichet and Café Presse, order by phone or online by

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French Onion Soup returns Friday October 2nd!

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This Friday at both Le Pichet and Café Presse! Made with onions, garlic, chicken stock, sherry and thyme, topped with brown bread croutons and melted Comté  cheese, our famous soupe a l’oignon gratinée is an annual fall and winter favorite.  New this year, we are offering Bake-at-Home onion soup kits!  You provide the oven and

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This Friday at both Le Pichet and Café Presse! Made with onions, garlic, chicken stock, sherry and thyme, topped with brown bread croutons and melted Comté  cheese, our famous soupe a l’oignon gratinée is an annual fall and winter favorite.  New this year, we are offering Bake-at-Home onion soup kits!  You provide the oven and

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In making Soupe a l’oignon Gratinée, or French Onion Soup, there are two basic schools of thought:  1)  the Paris school, which developed around the wholesale market at Les Halles, and which always features beef broth  2)  the Lyon school, which demands a soup made with chicken stock, maybe because of the proximity to Lyon

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In making Soupe a l’oignon Gratinée, or French Onion Soup, there are two basic schools of thought:  1)  the Paris school, which developed around the wholesale market at Les Halles, and which always features beef broth  2)  the Lyon school, which demands a soup made with chicken stock, maybe because of the proximity to Lyon

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