A Paris-inspired version of the classic ham and cheese sandwich from chef Alexia Duchêne. Photo by Ian Stroud, Food Styling by Alex Duchêne Jump To Recipe Inspired by versions served at Parisian bistros, chef Alexia Duchêne’s (of Le Chêne in New York City) take on France’s most decadent sandwich swaps the usual béchamel for a.
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A Paris-inspired version of the classic ham and cheese sandwich from chef Alexia Duchêne. Photo by Ian Stroud, Food Styling by Alex Duchêne Jump To Recipe Inspired by versions served at Parisian bistros, chef Alexia Duchêne’s (of Le Chêne in New York City) take on France’s most decadent sandwich swaps the usual béchamel for a.
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