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Bonjour, would you like to bake like a French Pâtissier?

By Helen Page 1 Comment

Paris desserts

Learn Pastry and Dessert making from a French master chef: Paris’ patisseries are world famous and some like Ladurée, La Maison Stohrer and Angelina’s are Parisian institutions. Life’s Sweet in Paris – walk around the city and you’ll see patisseries overflowing with the most tempting sweet treats. Dessert connoisseurs don’t seem to mind waiting in […]

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Angelina Has The Best Hot Chocolate in Paris…

By Helen Page

Angelina Has A reputation for the Best Hot Chocolate in Paris: Here’s a little secret for lovers of hot chocolate. If you’re wondering around the Jardin de Tuileries or visiting the Louvre, plan on a visit to Angelina whose legendary hot chocolate has made this place so famous with locals and visitors over the years. […]

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La Maison Stohrer – A Patisserie Rich with History

By Helen Page

La Maison Stohrer, Paris Cafe

La Maison Stohrer – A Patisserie Whose History is as rich as its Desserts: The French are famous as pastry chefs and if you have a sweet tooth and a love of history, you’ll want to make tracks for La Maison Stohrer on your Paris holiday. Situated at 51, rue Montorgueil in Paris’ 2nd arrondissement, […]

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French Cheeses – Where They’re Produced

By Helen Page 1 Comment

Various French cheeses

Gourmet French Cheeses you could easily get addicted to: Today, I was tried three French cheeses that were new to me.  I must say that they were absolutely delicious and confirms that the French are undoubtedly the greatest cheese makers in the world. The three that I tasted were: Pont-L’Evêque is a small square-shaped flavourful […]

Filed Under: Featured, Food Tagged With: Auvergne, Bourgogne, brie, Burgundy, dauphine province, délice de bourgogne, epoisses, epoisses de bourgogne, franche-comté, french cheese, french cheeses, fromager d’Affinos, gourmet french cheese, midi-pyrenees, mobier, Normandy, pont l'eveque, Rhône-Alpes, Roquefort, saint-marcellin, st agur

Fromage de Chèvre – Goat Cheeses from the Loire Valley

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Fromage Chevres

Fromage de Chèvre – a must try on your Loire Valley Holiday: The Loire Valley, with its fertile soil, has an abundance of orchards growing apples and pears.  Strawberries and asparagus also grow well here – asparagus, it seems, particularly love the sandy soil of the banks of the Loire. Fromage de Chèvre Another interesting […]

Filed Under: Food Tagged With: chabichou du poitou, goat's cheese, goat's milk cheese, holiday in the loire valley, loire valley, loire valley holidays, poitou charentes

Food in Northern France

By Tony Page 4 Comments

Quiche lorraine

Food in Northern France: a brief gastronomical tour! Le Nord; Picardy; Champagne; Alsace and Lorraine Dunkerque; Calais; Boulogne; Le Touquet; Lille; Arras; Amiens; Beauvais; Chantilly; Compiegne; Epernay; Reims; Chalons-en-Champagne; Troyes; Nancy; Strasbourg; Verdun; Colmar; Riquewihr. Food in Northern France is both hearty and full of solid flavours – eating and drinking to satisfy the hungriest […]

Filed Under: Food Tagged With: Alsace, Ardennes, boudin, brie de meaux, Carbonnade, champagene, Champagne, Choucroute garnie, Food in France, Le Nord, Lorraine, northern france, Picardy, Porc aux deux pommes, quiche lorraine, Reims, riesling, saucisse de Strasbourg, Truite Ardennaise

Food in Southwest France

By Tony Page 3 Comments

Food in Southwest France: a brief gastronomical tour! Poitou and Aquitaine; Perigord, Quercy and Gascony; the Pyrenees. Bordeaux; Toulouse; Poitiers; La Rochelle; Rochefort; Cognac; St Emilion; Pauillac; Perigueux; Sarlat; Lascaux II; Bergerac; Rocamadour; Cahors; Condom; Moissac; Albi; Biarritz; Lourdes; Bayonne; Pau. Food in Southwest France sometimes appears to be the poorer cousin of grape-juice. Yes, […]

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Food in Central France

By Tony Page 2 Comments

Food in Central France: a brief gastronomical tour! Burgundy and the Rhone Valley, the Jura and the Massif Centrale. Dijon; Nuit st Georges; Beaune; Cluny; Chablis; Santenay; Auxerre; Fontenay; Vezelay; Nevers; Autun; Macon; Arbois; Besancon; Ornans; Ronchamp; Limoges; Aubusson; Moulins; Vichy; Clermont-Ferrand; Le Puy-en-Velay; Conques; Lyon; Bourg-en-Bresse; Perouges; Montelimar; Grenoble; Chambery; Aix-les-Bains; Annecy; Evian-les-Bains; Lac […]

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Armagnac | The Brandy and the Place

By Helen Page Leave a Comment

Armagnac, perhaps France's finest brandy

Armagnac is more than a brandy: Formerly a province of France, the county of Armagnac was the most powerful of the fiefs of Gascony. It was a historic comté of the Duchy of Gascony, was once an important countship and attained its height of prominence in the 15th century. Armagnac is a region of hills […]

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Food in Western France

By Tony Page 2 Comments

Fruits de Mer, A favourite in Brittany and Normandy. This one is by Tom Dowson at the Basse Copette, his luxury B & B in Normandy

Food in Western France: a brief gastronomical tour! Normandy; Brittany; the Loire Valley. Rouen; Caen; Bayeux; Cherbourg; Mont-St-Michel; St Malo; Rennes; Nantes; Angers; Tours; Saumur; Vouvray; Amboise; Le Mans; Chartres; Orleans. Food in Western France will get you eating and drinking with a vengeance! With such a long coastline, it’s to be expected that seafood […]

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