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Gastropub at Home: What I’m Making for the Opening Ceremony
RECIPE: Jamie Oliver's Sausage RollsAs many of you know, I live in London. Which means, the Olympics are upon me. And while I am going for the first time in my life, I couldn’t swing tickets to the Opening Ceremony. So I’m bringing the … Continue reading
Pictures from France
(Who Are We Kidding: What We Ate)
I have been exceptionally lucky this summer. Living in London means that I’m always a two-and-a-half-hour train ride straight to the heart of Paris. Diana Vreeland said that ‘the best thing about London is Paris.’ Dare I say she is … Continue reading
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Categories: Côte d'Azur, Guides, Paris, Provence, Voyages
Categories: Côte d'Azur, Guides, Paris, Provence, Voyages
French in a Flash: Vegetarian Grilled Zucchini Croque Mademoiselle
RECIPE: Chargrilled Zucchini Croque MademoiselleThere’s a place downstairs from my old apartment in Paris called the Horse’s Tavern Café. It has an inside, but I’ve never seen it. For me, it’s all about sitting at the tables that tumble forth out of the front … Continue reading
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Categories: 30 Minutes, Bread & Butter, Eat, French in a Flash, Paris, Recipes, Restaurants, Sandwiches, Series, Vegetarian, Voyages
Categories: 30 Minutes, Bread & Butter, Eat, French in a Flash, Paris, Recipes, Restaurants, Sandwiches, Series, Vegetarian, Voyages
The Joys of Canned Cassoulet
Mr. English took me to Paris for my birthday, which, definitely, took the edge off of turning twenty-nine. Next year, at this time, I’ll be thirty. Pretty reductive concept from the outside I’m sure, but to me, it is nothing … Continue reading
The Paul Macaron Frappé
I have loved macarons for a really long time. And when I am in Paris, and get the chance to buy the really good ones, I guard them with my life until I get them home, so there are no … Continue reading
Carla-Bayle
Carla-Bayle is one of those places that is way better than it should be. A tiny hilltop town, with a weird name. I didn’t even want to go. But neighbors had said it was fantastic, and I lost my say … Continue reading
Carcassonne and Castelnaudary
I want to finish telling you all about my trip to Toulouse before I forget it all. One day, we drove to Carcassonne. It was a pretty far drive, but driving there is a bit like the main event. The … Continue reading




