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Usually , a nice French meal would start with a good mushrooms soup or some cheese .Originally Posted by LVASIANstacker
Yea that's just completely inaccurate. Cheese as starter? Charcuterie as main? noOriginally Posted by gdl203
Is there anyone here that actually is french and grew up in France?Originally Posted by HitMan009
Most of these answers don't make sense from my understanding.Originally Posted by HitMan009
Cheese would probably be as an after dinner thing. Obviously cheese can/would be incorporated in the cooked dishes but cheese alone is something eaten after dinner. I also understand that a salad would be served after the meal not before. However this is not what I am after. I want to learn more about common home cooked dishes.Originally Posted by HitMan009
YesOriginally Posted by gdl203
That's fine. I just want to start off with some examples. Tell me what were common dishes for dinner you had growing up in France.Originally Posted by HitMan009
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