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  • For the love of yaourt (yogurt)

    02 Jul 2012

    By Michelle Hum Whenever I find myself away from home for an extended period, I often enjoy taking the time…

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  • Pain Perdu: Childhood love of French custard and bread

    28 Jun 2012

    By Barbara Redmond Paris was hot. Avenues and side streets still held heat from the week before. Windows shut tight,…

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  • Escargot: Don’t judge a snail by it’s shell.

    28 Jun 2012

    By Alyssa Glawe I started taking French language classes at the age of 13 and immediately learned the differences in…

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  • Wherever you go, you always meet a Breton

    28 Jun 2012

    By Bénédicte Mahé Partout où tu vas, tu croises toujours un breton. “Wherever you go, you always meet a Breton.”…

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  • Le Cordon Bleu Paris: Another “Sabrina” story

    06 Jun 2012

    By Karen Cope It is easy to assume in the 1954 American film, Sabrina, that the character Sabrina, played by…

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  • The African Queen of Parisian Cuisine

    19 May 2012

    By Kiratiana Freelon “The African Queen of Parisian Cuisine” is ‘haute’ and rose quickly through the echelons of Parisian cuisine,…

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  • Alsace White Asparagus, Best in April

    02 Apr 2012

    By Michelle Hum There are some memories you never forget. When it comes to food, it is hard to forget the…

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  • Eating: Afro and French (in Paris)

    05 Mar 2012

    By Kiratiana Freelon “Eating: Afro and French (in Paris)” takes us into the city’s eclectic ethnic eateries, where Antillean cuisine…

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  • Tartiflette: French comfort food

    20 Feb 2012

    By Michelle Hum During the bitter North American winters, many families turn to the traditional hot dish for warm, savory…

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  • Chocolate Mousse – debonair, dark and irresistibly rich!

    13 Feb 2012

    By Barbara Redmond When you’re unmistakably, sinfully and marvelously rich you could go anywhere. Charity galas and masquerade balls? Absolutely!…

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