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Thursday, September 3, 2015

A 6th Generation French Butcher’s Recipe for Blanquette de Veau

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Allow me to introduce you to our friend Christopher, who you will remember from my last post about his stuffed tomatoes, or in French tom...
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Thursday, August 27, 2015

Stuffed Tomatoes French Style - "Tomates Farcies" and Provençale

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Tomates Farcies are very popular in Provence, especially in the spring and summer. Farcies or farci in French means stuffed, most often ...
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Thursday, August 20, 2015

Dark Chocolate Molten Cake & Le St André Café in Bonnieux

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One of the desserts we saw all over Provence was beautifully presented individual servings of dark chocolate molten cakes. The one above ...
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Wednesday, August 12, 2015

Market Day in Saint-Remy-de-Provence & a Provencal Tomato Tart

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Wednesday is market day in Saint-Remy-de-Provence, an old Roman village just south of Avignon nestled in the hills of Les Alpilles mou...
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From the mountains to the seashore, United States
I'm a retired executive turned writer & food columist. Currently I write a food column, “From My Carolina Kitchen,” for my local newspaper. I have entered three recipe contests and was a winner in each: Won the state of Mississippi's Chicken Contest in 1993 and participated in the 40th annual National Chicken Contest, one of the "big three" national competitions. It is the oldest contest of its kind. I wrote a food column for The Abaconian newspaper when my husband Meakin and I lived in the "Out-Islands" of the northern Bahamas in Abaco on the tiny tropical island of Lubbers Quarters. I am a member of North Carolina Writers Network.
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