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Impress your guests with this classic French delicacy! Learn how to create exquisite Escargots in a rich Brandy Cream Sauce—a surprisingly simple yet sophisticated appetizer perfect for Valentine’s Day, anniversaries, or any special dinner party.

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5 Comments

  1. great idea specialy since the pasta acts like substitute for bread which is usually eaten with them, i had the idea long ago to mix my snail bourguignon with my mothers pasta a la campagna ie spaghetti with parsley garlic and olive oil and you can make it creamy too in fact you should add parmesan to your cream sauce it would be more rich and like coquille st jacque flavour , i like seashell past never seen em that big but def a great appetizer you are lucky to have had such parents and you make a great wife material too lol

  2. Damn you're a hot. Me beeing a 👨‍🍳 by professin, would love to swap some "recipes" 😉

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