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Fulgurances

[UPDATE: Fulgurances in Paris has closed.] Itโ€™s been a hectic year and I havenโ€™t gotten out as much as Iโ€™d like to, in spite of a long list of places Iโ€™m trying to visit in Paris, and a more I plan to check out this fall. Early in the summer, I reserved a table at Fulgurances, intrigued by the food of Israeli chef Tamir Nahmias,โ€ฆ

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Eating Around Queens

One of the things about discovering new places to eat in an unknown city is that you spend a lot of time getting around, figuring out how to get from Point A to Point B, then to Point C, and so forth. Sometimes people are kind enough to suggest places that sound good. But when you look at the map, theyโ€™re an hour or moreโ€ฆ

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Five Books on French Cuisine

The Whole Fromage Look, I like cheese a lot. But didnโ€™t think I could get into an entire book on the subject. And as I read the first few paragraphs of The Whole Fromage, my suspicions were almost confirmed and I was considering putting it down because, like cheese (which Iโ€™m surrounded by on a daily basis โ€“ and Iโ€™m not complaining!), a well-edited selectionโ€ฆ

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Favorite Cookbooks of 2010

2010 was a very big year for cookbooks. And when I say โ€œbigโ€, I donโ€™t just mean there were plenty of great cookbooks published this year, but some of them were huge. Ready for Dessert tipped the bakerโ€™s scale at over 3-pounds, and subsequent books that continued throughout the year tested the limits of my strength, such as Bon Appรฉtit Desserts, which weighs in atโ€ฆ

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