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Iโ€™m Nuts For This Sausage

A friend of mine, another David L (who also worked at Chez Panisse with me and is now a chef in Switzerland) comes to visit me often, and itโ€™s one of the few times I let someone else into my tiny kitchen. Heโ€™s a terrific cook, and perhaps the only person who is more picky about the way things should be in a kitchen thanโ€ฆ

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Welcome to my web site, DavidLebovitz.com

Itโ€™s finally up, my new blog. (Actually Iโ€™ve been blogging before it was cool, beginning in โ€™99) but new software is making this much easier, or so Iโ€™ve been told. Weโ€™ve been working months on getting things ready with a vivid new design. Youโ€™ll find lots of new postings, sometimes daily, mostly about things Iโ€™m finding to eat, recipes, places I visit, and more. Thereโ€™sโ€ฆ

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Springtime In Paris

There are plenty of clichรฉs about Paris in the springtime that are true. But what I really am happy to see are the return of the radishes. I love radishes, and by the looks of things, so do Parisiansโ€ฆ Wow! I canโ€™t get enough of them and I always get two bunches, since I eat one right away, dipping each crisp, spicy radish in aโ€ฆ

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Lโ€™Autre Boulange

One of my favorite bread bakeries in Paris isย Lโ€™Autre Boulange. Located a short walk from the Marchรฉ dโ€™Aligre, the bakery features a lovely selection of wood-fired breads, and others with Nordic roots. The baguettes are also excellent, as are the rustic French pastries. Lโ€™Autre Boulange 43, rue de Montreuil (11th) and 12, place de la Nation (12th) Note that the bakery on the rue deโ€ฆ

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