1Spinach and Bacon Quiche
Let the games begin! Enjoy this French recipe whilst watching the olympics for lunch or light dinner.
Recipe: Spinach and Bacon Quiche
2Baguette
Our ultimate baguette recipe would make for a delicious lunch viewing of the Olympics.
Recipe: Baguette
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3Pissaladière
Anchovies give a salty punch to this traditional pizza-style tart. The key is to make sure the onions are meltingly soft before spreading on to the pastry.
Recipe: Pissaladière
4Peach, Thyme and Ricotta Galette
We used tinned peaches for speed, but you can use 6 ripe, peeled, destoned and sliced or chopped peaches, if you prefer. The perfect Olympic dessert!
Recipe: Peach, Thyme and Ricotta Galette
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5Strawberry and Almond Paris-Brest
6Croque Monsieur
A real French classic - this croque monsieur recipe will transport you to Paris in a mouthful.
Recipe: Croque monsieur
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7Tarte Au Citron
Hannah HughesWe’ve added poppy seeds for a little twist, but you can leave them out if you prefer.
Recipe: Tarte Au Citron
8Steak Béarnaise
Good HousekeepingWe show you how to make perfect steak and twice-cooked chips for this special meal to enjoy during the Olympics.
Recipe: Steak Béarnaise
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10Cheesy Baked Ratatouille
We’ve kept this light and vegetable-focused, but you could stir some drained tinned beans into the tomato and pepper sauce before cooking if you’re after a heartier meal.
Recipe: Cheesy Baked Ratatouille
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11Pearly Oyster Madeleines
Light and airy Madeleine cakes dipped into white chocolate, and they're much easier to make than you might think.
Recipe: Pearly Oyster Madeleines
12Raclette Mac and Cheese
Though originally a Swiss cheese, raclette is also popular in France, so rustle up this cheesy pasta back for The Games viewing.
Recipe: Raclette Mac and Cheese
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13The ultimate macarons recipe
These French delights are notoriously tricky to make, but use this easy-to-follow macaron recipe to master the technique.
Recipe: The ultimate macarons recipe
14Apple Tarte Tatin
Gloriously golden caramel, tender apples and crisp pastry – this truly is one of France’s most superior exports.
Recipe: Apple Tarte Tatin
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15Rhubarb and Custard French Toast Bake
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17French Onion Soup
Getty ImagesIf the British weather isn't playing ball during the Olympics, then make this warming soup!
Recipe: French Onion Soup

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