
A weekly newsletter serving you French recipes and stories from my kitchen in Brittany, France, as a published food writer. Plus, travel diaries and the latest from my blog Pardon Your French.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 180 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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A moist, tender Olive Oil Cake with almond, orange and grand marnier, or when summer starts slowly giving way to Fall.
I’ve been on a little streak lately of re-testing and mastering some of my French baking staples: le gâteau quatre-quart...
Veal Blanquette is a classic white stew from the French repertoire, made with tender veal chunks cooked “en Blanquette” in a broth with carrots and leeks and aromatics, finished with a creamy mushroom-studded sauce of tangy crème fraiche an...
Today is La rentrée in France (Back to School), also known as the unofficial end of Summer. Yes, l’été is wrapping up, and I can’t help but feel bittersweet about it. I feel like I spent the past three months complaining about the heat and...
For a taste of Provence in your kitchen.
The best meal I had during our Luberon vacation was “Truite aux Amandes”: whole, perfectly baked trout with almond flakes, at L’Auberge des Séguins. It’s a classic Provençal dish: simple, but comple...
This Classic French Yogurt Cake, or “Gâteau au Yaourt,” is a moist, lightly sweet loaf cake made in one bowl, with pantry staples: yogurt, eggs, sugar, oil and flour. It’s the very first cake most French children learn to bake, and it’s sti...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
French food writer & cookbook author, born and bred in Brittany, France.
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