Summer Drink: Pastis
All over France in the summer, people sit in outdoor cafes and drink a tall glass of pastis mixed with water. A quintessential French experience, pastis is a liqueur made from anise....
All over France in the summer, people sit in outdoor cafes and drink a tall glass of pastis mixed with water. A quintessential French experience, pastis is a liqueur made from anise....
During the week, I'm often too busy to cook breakfast, but as the weekend approaches, I start making mental menus for Saturday and Sunday morning. Freshly brewed coffee, fruit salad, toast with jam, ...
Confit is an old French word for a classic method of food preservation. It simply means food that has been slowly cooked in salt and oil for long-term preservation. Duck confit is a famous example, bu...
Mayonnaise is a main part of many lunches: tuna salad, salad dressings, turkey sandwiches and more. British food writer Elizabeth David called mayonnaise "the beautiful shining golden ointment." Whil...
Another litte tasty Parisian morsel: the first course of a long lingering lunch at Cremerie last weekend in Paris's 6th Arrondissement. Pierre, our chef, breezily explained how he made a pretty com...
From the Department of Perfect Little Parisian Bites, comes a first attempt to give out the recipe for something we ate in a restaurant... true untested restaurant reproductions. This surprising ...
When the cat's away... You all did very nicely while we were gone these last few days; the Open Thread got quite lively. The fact that while we were in Paris, the main topics on the thread were Tofu ...
Since you all are such big fans of cottage cheese, we'd like to turn your attention to a use of cottage cheese not yet mentioned in the lively thread: an Alsatian Cottage Cheese and Onion Tart. Inspi...
The subtitles call them crullers, but theyre known by many names: beavertails in Canada, churros in Mexico, zepoles in Italy, and malasadas in Hawaii. Every cuisine seems to have its own version of t...