Alot of Julia's recipes can be found online, but Elizabeth was the only smart enough to actually go to her public library and check out "Mastering the Art of French Cooking." Tina and Bonnie were quite impressed by what they read.
For our first couse, Bonnie made Salade a la D'Argenson. It was a light and tasty dish, made with peas, potatoes, and beets; all mixed with vegannaise. I think it was our most colorful dish to date. (Sorry, I couldn't get the picture to rotate!)
For our next course, Tina made a wonderfully warm and hearty French onion soup. I especially loved all the yummy, gooey cheese and bread that was melted on top!
For our main course, I made a Chicken Ragout with Onions and Red Wine. I also made Roasted Stuffed Bell Peppers with Spinach and Rice. All in all, I think both dishes came out pretty good.