Episode 6 of The Little Paris Kitchen
Episode 6, the final in the series, wraps up with a few French classics. I show you how to make a classic Quiche Lorraine, not a sprinkle of cheese or onion in sight. I'll be learning to make a crêpe on the street, from an expert batter spreader at a Parisian market who I offer a taster of my favourite crêpe filler, a luscious crème de marron.Venison Wellington is on the menu as I invite some discerning diners into my little Paris kitchen restaurant for my take on the classic Beef Wellington. We also pay tribute to the Vietnamese community in Paris, which inspires my take on the classic southern French soup, soupe au pistou. And with summer finally in sight, I head to my local park armed with some light summery salads for a picnic with friends.I hope you enjoy the last show, and if you miss it on Monday 23rd April on BBC2 at 8.30pm, and was repeated on Sunday morning on BBC1 at 11.30am. Take a look at how to make Quiche Lorraine:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SI52eJR1dRU If you liked the soundtrack, check out the track listings below:Si tu vois ma mere - Sidney BetchetNo Hay Problema - Pink MartiniEver Fallen in Love - Nouvelle VagueChungas Revenge - Gotan ProjectTu Misterio - Gotan ProjectLa Gloria - Gotan ProjectTu Es - Mathieu BoogaertsShack Up - Nouvelle VagueInto Each life some rain must fall - Ella FitzgeraldBack to Front (Instrumental) - Eliza DoolittleBlister in the sun - Nouvelle VagueDouce France - Charles TrenetGo Home (instrumental) - Eliza DoolittleSkinny Genes (Instrumental) - Eliza Doolittle