Category: Movable Feast
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The French Market Scene and the Tradition Breakers
Most French villages have a bi-weekly outdoor food/flower market, (cities have several throughout the week) when coming to France your visit would not be complete if you did not take a morning and go through a market. The markets are…
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Truffle, Souffle, Furious Rain
After a five hour plus drive, dinner was divine, the best ever truffle cream for a starter, and at the end a chocolate souffle that I am writing home about!! Perfect evening… Glorious view of the river that feds into…
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Lavender Fields are not the only reason to come to Provence in July
The seasons in the south of France, nature's celebration, slowly lifts the veil revealing blossoms, crops, the work of the hand, the harvest and eventual a feast at the table. Around the Provencal countryside, where I live, I am reminded…
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Pipi d’ Ange
Pipi d’ Ange! Angel Pee. Kid you not. Five Euros a glass. Delicious.
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A Pea Green Soup to be Jealous About
Have you ever had pea soup? Green pea soup? Yumilious. French Husband and I went to see our friend Michel who has an organic fruit and vegetable stand in his fields. Whatever fruit or vegetable is in season and ripe,…
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Sundae with the Flavor that Last
Sundae with the flavor that last. One bite after another. Chocolate, Hazelnut, Blueberry, Cream. Taste, is a matter of opinion. You like Chocolate. I like Vanilla, but not straight up. Our son sits in the middle, strawberry. Life is…