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Day 3 of the 2nd Annual Culinary Tour of Paris
We headed out early this morning to the Marché Raspail to explore the market and pick up some fresh ingredients for our afternoon cooking class. We meandered along the market stalls selecting the best that was on offer. Beautiful … Continue reading
Day 2 of the 2nd Annual Culinary Tour in Paris
Day two in Paris! Our guests all enjoyed a long and well deserved rest last night and so were ready to tackle a day of eating, drinking and exploring some of the beautiful sights of Paris. We travelled to the … Continue reading
Day 1 of the 2nd Annual Paris Culinary Tour 2014
Day one of our second annual culinary tour in Paris. Beautiful skies and warm temperatures greeted our guests this morning as they arrived in the City of Light. After a stroll down rue de Abbesses we headed up to … Continue reading
May Food
The month of May seemed to be all about travel and good food. For the first two weeks I was in the south of France on a family vacation that saw us explore Nice, Cannes, Antibes, Villefranche and Monaco. From … Continue reading
April Food
April was filled with flowers. Quince blossoms, tulips, fragrant hyacinth and crimson coloured peonies. The lilacs are just starting to bloom in the back garden and the scent is intoxicating. In addition to all the flowers there was also plenty … Continue reading
Radicchio Salad with Bacon and Eggs – Sunday Lunch for Two
A busy week lies ahead but I wanted to put up a brief post to share some highlights from the past weekend. My sweet son Max has been away on a school trip to Quebec City where he is practising … Continue reading
March Food
This month saw us bid a sweet farewell to winter. Spring is officially upon us and during these first tentative days of the season there is so much to celebrate. There is the evening light that lasts until the dinner … Continue reading
February Food
February flew by. We had snowy days and made the most of them with steamy cups of tea, walks with family and four-legged friends and plenty of baking to warm up the kitchen on chilly afternoons. At our cooking classes … Continue reading