
A weekly newsletter filled with stories about life in France, French marché led recipes, and baking creations inspired by French pastry school.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 188 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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Ok, I’ll admit, I do love pumpkin desserts. But I’m not going to drink a pumpkin spice latte. I’m fiercely loyal to my caramel coffee. It’s the jolt I need to finish Wordle every morning with a shaggy schnauzer on my lap.
This week I’ve be...
Recipe for homemade pumpkin pasta, made with roasted potimarron squash, crème fraîche, brown butter and crispy sage leaves.
Just last week, I noticed the light had changed in Bordeaux. The small room off my kitchen where I take food photos...
I woke up this morning to rain tapping on my bathroom skylight window. The familiar sound of a rainy Bordeaux morning that has been absent for months has finally returned. I threw on a pair of jeans for the first time this season and headed...
I’m hosting a baking retreat in Southwest France, April 2027!!
Join me for an intimate, hands-on, special French baking experience at Relais de Camont, just an hour by train from Bordeaux, an 18th-century farmhouse tucked along the Canal d...
This week is all about orange. Fall orange. The color of pumpkin, sweet potatoes, and caramel.
I know, why talk about pumpkin when it’s still warm out? Well, because pumpkins, potimarron squash, and sweet potatoes are showing up at the mar...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Cookbook Author, Photographer, and American Food Writer in France sharing French-inspired recipes and stories. Blogger behind twocupsflour.com \ud83c\udf3f
A slower life, good food, and a lifetime of learning to cook in Gascony. I write The Camont Journals at the Relais de Camont, my 300-year-old farmhouse and creative residency in France.
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