24 recipes converted from their YouTube cooking videos.
Gourmandises TV - PARIS 🇫🇷 - Cuisine showcases classic and regional European dishes, focusing on French, Italian, German and Belgian recipes across main courses, desserts, sauces and side dishes.
On YT Recipe, 24 of their video recipes are available as full‑text conversions, complete with ingredient lists, step‑by‑step instructions, nutrition information and a printable PDF.

A classic French crepe recipe from Ginette Matthew's 1940 cookbook, revived by Gourmandises TV. Light, fluffy crepes flavored with lemon zest and an optional splash of Calvados, perfect for Candlemas or Shrove Tuesday. Makes about 12 delicate crepes.

A stew of tender veal tendons, simmered with carrots, olives, tomato paste and the aromatic herbs of Provence. Perfect for a comforting weekend meal, served with country bread.

A traditional braised rabbit stew, simmered with red wine, smoked bacon, aromatic herbs and a touch of dark chocolate, served with creamy homemade mash. A comforting dish ideal for autumn or winter evenings.

A classic French braised calf's head served with a bright, herb‑laden gribiche sauce. The tender veal, aromatic vegetables, and tangy sauce make a festive main course perfect for a weekend dinner.

A quick and fragrant Italian sauce made with shallots, garlic, Parma ham, mushrooms, white wine, tomatoes and green olives. Perfect for drizzling over grilled zucchini or pasta.

A delicate French tart made with buttery puff pastry, almond‑flavored custard, a splash of Calvados and vanilla. Inspired by a forgotten 1960s recipe, it’s a perfect alternative to the traditional Galette des Rois and serves 4‑6 people.

A potato salad inspired by German cuisine, featuring red beet, smoked herring, pickles, crisp apple and a spicy ginger vinaigrette. Ideal for a summer meal or as a flavorful side.

A traditional French cold herb sauce made with hard‑boiled eggs, Dijon mustard, lemon juice, sunflower oil, capers, gherkins and generous fresh herbs. Perfect for pork chops, calf's head, poached fish or any grilled meat.

A creamy French gratin featuring tender leeks wrapped in smoky Savoy ham, topped with melted cheese and a rich heavy‑cream sauce. Perfect as a comforting main course or a hearty starter, served with crusty bread.

A free-range chicken braised in the Normandy style with smoked bacon, mushrooms, an apple, cider, calvados, and a velvety sauce made with cream and egg yolk. A comforting and typical Val d'Uge dish, perfect for a weekend dinner.

A traditional savory buckwheat galette from Normandy, filled with smoky Vire/Guéméné andouille sausage, caramelized onions, tart apple wedges, creamy Livarot cheese and a dollop of crème fraîche. The batter rests for a couple of hours for a light, crisp crepe that folds like an omelet. Perfect for Candlemas or a cozy autumn‑winter dinner.

A comforting French‑style potato soup enriched with duck fat, aromatic shallots, garlic, fresh herbs, and optional smoked sausages. Served with crunchy homemade croutons and a sprinkle of parsley, this rustic soup is perfect for a chilly day.

Traditional French bugnes are light, crispy fried doughnuts enjoyed during Mardi Gras. This easy recipe yields about 20 sweet, golden treats flavored with a splash of Calvados and dusted with powdered sugar.

Cherry clafoutis à la Paul Bocuse style, enhanced with almond powder for a subtle almond flavor. A traditional French dessert, perfect for enjoying seasonal cherries.

A creamy, buttery potato timbale inspired by Renaissance farm cooking, enriched with smoked bacon, caramelized onions, eggs, and melted cheese. Baked in a butter‑greased soufflé dish until golden, it makes a comforting main or elegant side served with a fresh salad.

Tender rabbit legs braised with smoked bacon, carrots, button mushrooms and aromatic herbs in a dry Normandy cider. The dish is light yet flavorful, perfect for a cozy autumn dinner served with mashed potatoes, tagliatelle or a fresh salad.

A forgotten 19th‑century French technique where beef steaks are suspended on butcher's twine and gently poached in a fragrant spring vegetable broth. Served with carrots, turnips, potatoes and a fresh parsley garnish, this light yet hearty dish is perfect for a transitional winter‑to‑spring Sunday lunch.

A fragrant orange jam with thin orange zest, vanilla bean, lemon juice and a splash of Grand Marnier, perfect for crêpes and brioche on Candlemas. The recipe follows traditional French marmalade techniques, including blanching the zest to remove bitterness and a saucer test for perfect set.

A classic French Niçoise appetizer of silky salt‑cod purée emulsified with olive oil, garlic, lemon and parsley, baked until golden and served on crusty toast. This version skips potatoes for a lighter texture but stays true to the traditional flavors.

A rustic Norman apple tart featuring a whole apple wrapped in buttery puff pastry, glazed with Calvados, honey‑walnut topping and a golden egg wash. Inspired by a medieval recipe from Suisse Normande, this dessert balances crisp pastry with melting apple and a hint of apple brandy.

A classic French baked custard (flan) topped with a smooth golden caramel. This simple, elegant dessert can be flavored with vanilla, caramel, chocolate, coffee, green tea, or a splash of Calvados. Perfect for two servings, it can be served warm or chilled and pairs beautifully with buttery biscuits.

A rustic French tart featuring sweet leeks, smoky bacon, creamy custard and melted cheese baked in buttery puff pastry. Perfect for a hearty lunch or dinner and a great way to support local farmers.

A comforting Breton fricot made with carrots, potatoes, sausages and coconut white beans, gently simmered for a melt‑in‑your‑mouth and flavorful result.

A nostalgic Belgian dessert from Liège: ripe Conference pears poached in a fragrant coffee‑brown‑sugar syrup, served with silky vanilla‑infused Chantilly cream, chocolate shavings, toasted almonds and a hint of mint. Inspired by a forgotten street‑side treat from the 1930s‑60s, this elegant plate is perfect for autumn evenings.
The channel is best known for dishes such as Crêpes Légères, Traditional Rabbit Stew, German‑style potato salad with spicy vinaigrette, Italian mushroom‑ham‑olive sauce, and the classic Tarte Rouennaise.
Written versions are hosted on YT Recipe, which provides 24 full‑text conversions of their videos, including ingredients, step‑by‑step instructions, nutrition facts and printable PDFs.
The channel features a mix of European cuisines, primarily French, Italian, German and Belgian recipes.
Across the 24 recipes on YT Recipe, the average difficulty is rated as Medium, making them suitable for cooks with some experience.
Yes, each recipe page on YT Recipe includes a nutrition facts panel that outlines calories, macronutrients and other key values.
Every recipe on YT Recipe offers a downloadable printable PDF, allowing you to keep a handy offline copy of the full instructions and ingredient list.
The Crêpes Légères recipe is relatively simple, with straightforward steps and common ingredients, making it an excellent choice for beginners.