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Monthly Archives: November 2013
Small and delicious dishes
With the end of 2013 approaching, you might be wondering which dining establishment in the Greater Daglan Area will be named Radio Free Daglan’s Favourite Restaurant of the Year. Well, now I can reveal the winner: It’s the Michelin-starred gourmet … Continue reading
Six meals in the 7th — and one more
A few days ago, I introduced the subject of last week’s trip to Paris by giving you a photographic review of the macaron-baking class that daughter Anne, wife Jan and I took at La Cuisine Paris (“Macaron Daze in Paris,” … Continue reading
Posted in Cafés in France, French food, Paris restaurants, Travels in and out of France, Wine
Tagged 7th arrondissement, Amsterdam, avenue Bosquet, Boulevard Haussmann, Champagne, Chez Raja, cold weather, Daglan, desserts, food, Galeries Lafayette, Juveniles, La Cuisine Paris, La Mere Michele, Le 7eme Vin, Le Bistro du Septième, Le Petit Cler, Le Petit Nicois, New Delhi, Paris, rain, restaurants
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Macaron Daze in Paris
Several weeks before our recent trip to Paris, I had a sudden brainwave: Since daughter Anne loves cakes and pastries so much, why don’t we all take a baking class while we’re in the capital of pâtisserie? (I’ll admit that … Continue reading
Posted in French food, Paris restaurants, Recipes, Restaurants in France, Travels in and out of France
Tagged baking classes, baking classes in Paris, cooking classes, cooking classes in English, cooking classes in Paris, Daglan, desserts, food, La Cuisine Paris, Le Bistro du Septième, macaron, macarons, travel
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Our chilly reception, on returning home
We are just back from Paris, where we spent a wonderful few days with daughter Anne. (I’ll write about some of our fun activities in later postings.) The weather was fairly cool if not cold during our stay, and we … Continue reading
Sunshine and remembrance
We have been enduring rainy weather for days and days, so it was delightful this morning to wake up to sunshine — and to know that my wife Jan and I wouldn’t get soaked while attending the Jour Armistice ceremony … Continue reading
Halloween II: The Children Take the Streets
Halloween was a bit of a bust here, as you know if you read my blog posting of November 5, with a total of just five trick-or-treating kids at our place that evening. But last night, we had a whole … Continue reading
Hello autumn, hello spring (where’s winter?)
We seem to be experiencing a case of “season confusion,” when two seasons of the year overlap and squeeze out the middle season completely. How long this will last, on the other hand, is anyone’s guess. First, here’s Exhibit A. … Continue reading
Hidden away in Sarlat
For all the times we had visited Sarlat, the beautiful medieval town about 20 kilometres from Daglan, my wife Jan and I had never eaten at Les Jardins d’Harmonie, until friends Iain and Nancy suggested we try it. In fact, … Continue reading
Posted in French food, Life in southwest France, Restaurants in France, Restaurants in the Dordogne, Wine
Tagged All Saints' Day in France, Château de la Jaubertie, Daglan, desserts, entrées, foie gras, food, Halloween, La Rapière, La Toussaint, Les Jardins d'Harmonie, Maison de la Boétie, mushrooms, Passage Henry de Segogne, restaurants, Sarlat, Saumur Champigny, seafood, terrine de foie gras, TripAdvisor reviews
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