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Tag Archives: Le Vieux Logis
Back to Trémolat (for lunch, of course)
Driving to the village of Trémolat, west of Daglan, takes just 45 minutes or so, and it’s worth the drive. Trémolat is a lovely village with several nice places to lunch. So when my wife Jan and I heard from … Continue reading
A four-hour lunch (with sticker shock)
When friends Keith and Kathy (K-2) were contemplating their recent trip here, to see some of the Tour de France in person, we first did some long-distance planning. Among our decisions was that at least one Michelin-starred lunch was in … Continue reading
Star struck
I don’t know about you, but I am a fan of the Michelin system of rating restaurants. My wife Jan and I have now eaten in a host of starred restaurants in France and England, and with few exceptions, we … Continue reading
Posted in Food, French food, Life in southwest France, Restaurants in France, Restaurants in the Dordogne, Restaurants in the Lot, Wine
Tagged Champagne, Daglan, desserts, entrées, foie gras, food, Le Gindreau, Le Grand Bleu, Le Vieux Logis, michelin starred restaurant, mignardises, ravioli, restaurants, roast duck, Sarlat, truffles
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Paella pointers, and other tidbits
Why does Nigella Lawson insist on pronouncing paella with an “l” sound? I don’t know. But I do know that (a) the dish should be pronounced in the Spanish manner, something like pie-AY-uh, and (b) that it is one of … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Life in southwest France, Markets in France, Recipes
Tagged Daglan, food, Le Grand Bleu, Le Vieux Logis, paella, restaurants, Sarlat, scampi, seafood, shrimp, Spain's national dish, Spanish food, Trémolat
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Easter dining — in a bistro
An argument can be made that one shouldn’t bother driving nearly an hour to eat Easter lunch in a bistro, when the identical drive will take you to a Michelin-starred restaurant that’s literally across the street from the bistro. Makes … Continue reading
Posted in Food, French food, Life in southwest France, Restaurants in France, Restaurants in the Dordogne, Wine
Tagged Connaught Hotel, Daglan, desserts, entrées, food, Hélène Darroze, Le Bistrot de la Place, Le Vieux Logis, michelin starred restaurant, navarin d'agneau, restaurants, Trémolat, white asparagus
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This is Halloween?
Well, I do actually know that today is Halloween. The sky is darkening as I write this; there are candies in a bowl in the kitchen, waiting for the kids to arrive; and our carved pumpkin is on the front … Continue reading
Beauty on the plate
As I wrote in a recent posting, the Greater Daglan Area was basking in beautiful late-summer weather at the end of September, when our friend Robin stayed with my wife Jan and me. So when the three of us visited … Continue reading
“Very good”: another starred restaurant in the GDA
For really special meals, my wife Jan and I head to one of the Michelin-starred restaurants in the Greater Daglan Area — places like Le Grand Bleu in Sarlat and Le Vieux Logis in Trémolat, each of which has a … Continue reading
Posted in Food, French food, Life in southwest France, Restaurants in the Lot, Tourist attractions, Travels in and out of France, Wine
Tagged cheese courses, Chinon wines, Daglan, desserts, entrées, flowers, foie gras, foie gras mi cuit, food, Le Grand Bleu, Le Vieux Logis, Les Trois Soleils de Montal, Lot département, meringues, michelin starred restaurant, mushrooms, red fruits, restaurants, roast pigeon, Saint Céré, Sancerre wine, seafood, strawberries, turbot
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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