Eating in Paris

Petites Histoires

Petites Histoires

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Over the years, I have been lucky enough to have eaten and drunk very well in France. Since my first visit in 1989, through the years of 1990-1991 when we lived in Paris, through frequent return visits after we were once again living in Seattle, until today, when we live full time in Orthez, some […]

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Over the years, I have been lucky enough to have eaten and drunk very well in France. Since my first visit in 1989, through the years of 1990-1991 when we lived in Paris, through frequent return visits after we were once again living in Seattle, until today, when we live full time in Orthez, some

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Desserts and Sweets

Chocolat Chaud

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Chocolat chaud, our Paris-style made to order hot chocolate, is a go-to dessert at both Le Pichet and Cafe Presse (although it is definitely not just for dessert…makes a great pick me up in the middle of the afternoon as well).  I learned the recipe during a very short stage I worked at a well

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Chocolat chaud, our Paris-style made to order hot chocolate, is a go-to dessert at both Le Pichet and Cafe Presse (although it is definitely not just for dessert…makes a great pick me up in the middle of the afternoon as well).  I learned the recipe during a very short stage I worked at a well

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Stuff

Ecole Ferrandi on Alexander Lobrano’s “Diner’s Diary”

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One of the food blogs that I consistently enjoy is Alexander Lobrano’s “Diner’s Diary”.  His accounts of dining experiences in Paris and his thoughts on dining, cooking and food are always entertaining, accurate and insightful.  Best of all, his opinions generally jive with my own, making his blog a valuable source of info for my

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One of the food blogs that I consistently enjoy is Alexander Lobrano’s “Diner’s Diary”.  His accounts of dining experiences in Paris and his thoughts on dining, cooking and food are always entertaining, accurate and insightful.  Best of all, his opinions generally jive with my own, making his blog a valuable source of info for my

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France

A la Cloche des Halles

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After reading my recipe post for Le Pichet and Cafe Presse favorite  “Ouefs Plat Jambon Fromage”, Seattle based photographer Bob Peterson forwarded me these photos.  Seems I am not the only one to have tried this  dish at Paris Bistro a Vin and veritable institution “A la Cloche des Halles”.  Bob notes that there seems

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After reading my recipe post for Le Pichet and Cafe Presse favorite  “Ouefs Plat Jambon Fromage”, Seattle based photographer Bob Peterson forwarded me these photos.  Seems I am not the only one to have tried this  dish at Paris Bistro a Vin and veritable institution “A la Cloche des Halles”.  Bob notes that there seems

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