The choucroute is the main Alsace culinary speciality and its recipe has been known since the Middle Ages! It is mainly made with fermented cabbage and sausages.
The filet mignon is an expensive dish as it is made with the tenderest part of pork, veal or deer meat. Be careful when you order a filet mignon in France as it never refers to beef, unlikely to the US version.
Another famous culinary speciality from Bourgogne is the beef bourguignon. Beef is slowly cooked in a Bourgogne wine sauce with onion, carrot, mushrooms and potatoes.
The steak tartare is a must of the French gastronomic specialities! This plate can seduce all the meat lovers (if they like raw meat, of course). It is simply raw minced beef with condiments, capers and a raw egg on the top.
This speciality was invented during the Hundred Years' War. People started to share what they had left and that's how the cassoulet was born. It is mainly composed of beans, confit, rind, sausages and lamb.