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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Back to Daglan’s finest
It seemed as if it had been ages since my wife Jan and I had eaten at Daglan’s finest restaurant (okay, our village’s only “fine” restaurant) but we weren’t really sure of the date. Having now checked my computerized calendar, … Continue reading
Posted in French food, Life in southwest France, Restaurants in the Dordogne, Wine
Tagged Champagne, Champagne Imperial cocktail, Chateau de Sancerre, Daglan, desserts, entrées, foie gras, foie gras mi cuit, food, le petit paris, Monbazzilac, prunes, prunes with Armagnac, restaurants, risotto, salmon, Sancerre, seafood
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Flowers from the supermarket
We like to keep a vase of cut flowers on our dining table, to brighten the house. And if for no other reason than it might brighten your day, I’m offering a photograph of a bunch of tulips on our … Continue reading
Posted in Flora and fauna, Life in southwest France
Tagged Cénac, Daglan, flowers, tulips
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Hints of spring, plus tips for new readers
Radio Free Daglan has gained several new subscribers over the past few weeks, so I thought I’d offer some tips and information for new readers. But first, here’s a quick look at some hints of spring and the warmer weather … Continue reading
Great food, a slight slip-up, and a nice doggie
This report on our lunch last Saturday at La Table du Marché in Old Bergerac is a tad late, for which I apologize. I intend to make up for my tardiness by ensuring that these comments are especially thorough, perceptive, … Continue reading
Posted in French food, Life in southwest France, Restaurants in France, Restaurants in the Dordogne, Wine
Tagged Amélie, Bergerac, cabillaud, café gourmand, Champagne, cod, Daglan, desserts, dogs in restaurants, entrées, foie gras, food, La Table du Marché, morue, mushrooms, restaurants, seafood
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The sun-loving cat, and Valentine’s Day notes
If you’ll check your diary, you’ll find that I introduced you to our neighbour’s white cat Choupette this past January 7th, in a posting called “A place in the sun.” In that posting, Choupette was sitting on the peak of … Continue reading
More on the water front
It is raining here in Daglan, quite heavily, this afternoon. It was raining here this morning. But some time before noon today, the rain stopped for an hour or two and the sun appeared — so I made my escape … Continue reading
Posted in Life in southwest France, Weather in the Dordogne
Tagged bridges, Céou River, Daglan, humpback bridge, nature, rain, springtime, stone bridge, weather
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Our not-so-silent spring
Our home in Daglan stands at Place de la Fontaine, or the Place of the Spring. La fontaine is a natural spring, but not a terribly impressive one. Normally it has barely enough water bubbling up from the earth to … Continue reading