French Food Facts: What’s a Potée?
Rosa’s Musings: In Sync with the Seasons: Baked Apricots Stuffed with Almond Paste
The Art of Tasting Wine

Jonell Galloway

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Switzerland: Easy Egg-Free Quark Chocolate Mousse Recipe
Reference Recipes: Melissa Clark’s Small-Batch Pulled Pork
Food Art: apple in a cage, food photography by SandeeA
Simple Sustenance: For Breakfast or Dessert — Yogurt with Sweet Spices and Rose Petals
Simple Sustenance: Flavors of the Mediterranean — Parsley, Dill, and Bean Dip with Feta





I am only a tad bit envious.
Okay, I am CRAZY envious.
But if I can’t be there, at least I’ve enjoyed it, vicariously, through you. Thank you for sharing.
margaret christine @ notes from maggie’s farm recently posted..putting food by: basil malt spicy mustard
I’m glad you appreciate the little photo show. I’ve actually done several. The best is perhaps the Bocuse market in Lyon; it’s pure decadence. Now I’m going to take a look at that mustard recipe…
Paris has been on wish list of places to visit forever
Thank you for sharing those beautiful pictures
Sawsan (Chef in disguise) recently posted..Cherry lavender lemonade
I love paris, it has been on my wish list forever!
Thank you for sharing those beautiful pictures
Sawsan (Chef in disguise) recently posted..Cherry lavender lemonade
I’m so glad you enjoyed them. I’m no photographer, but it does give an idea of what it’s like to go to Paris in search food and wine. Truth is, you don’t have to search very much. It blasts out at you on every corner, in every alley, anywhere you go.
I believe I shared the cherry lavender lemonade on The Rambling Epicure Facebook page.