Who drinks Gallo anyway?
In her first book, Bard tracks their relationship through meals — the pasta Gwendal made after they first made love, the sausage over which he proclaimed his love, the poached cod served when she met his parents and the smelly cheese at their wedding. She includes recipes at the end of each chapter for those wanting to cook up a little romance of their own.
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In France, the second day of February is a religious day and celebrated like Candlemas. La Chandeleur is also day for predicting the future similar to Groundhog Day in the United States. However, it is not a furry critter that foresees your fortune – it’s a crêpe!
La Chandeleur, Feb 2: Like a French Groundhog Day only with crêpes: Link Seen @hardy202.
In France, sex sells… cheese made from raw milk. Calendar bursting with sexy pinup girls in cheesy campaign to save traditional cheesemaking methods: www.fromages-de-terroirs.com
You can still eat very well in France, as you did 20 years ago. The problem is that almost everywhere you eat in France, it could still be 20 years ago. Nothing has changed.
Decline of French cuisine caused by stagnation according to the new book “Au Revoir to All That: Food, Wine, and the End of France.” Buy the book on Amazon!
Ever dream of going to cooking school in Paris, like Sabrina did? Here is Le Cordon Bleu’s sweet online Christmas card: Link
White House state dinners have almost always had a French flavor. Interesting nutshell history: Link
Lucky Seattleites have a new French store, “Paris Grocery” Link Any francophile shops in your area?
Get “Tasty Diaries” recipes with a French twist from a French foodie in London delivered to your inbox every Thursday. Link
A French “macaron” is NOT a macaroon. Not even close. Best in Paris: Ladurée. Best flavor: caramel beurre salé. A religious experience. Also magnificent: Pierre Hermé. Link
“À boire et à manger,” great French BD (comic strip) blog about food and cooking by Guillaume Long Link
Better known as “Restos du coeur,” a French nonprofit to feed the poor founded by activist/comedian Coluche. Link Poésie de la vie.
Sacre bleu! It’s news that could turn the Mona Lisa’s smile to a frown: McDonald’s (MCD) says it will open an outlet in the food court in the basement of the Louvre.
Say it ain’t so !!!! The end is near… Link