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Blogher Food โ€™11, Atlanta

People often ask me how many times I get back to the states. I donโ€™t know why this is such a pressing question but having just gotten off a plane after 1 1/2 days of sitting on plane, where the guy next to me coughed all night* โ€“ and he was kind enough to cover his mouth (although each and every time he did, heโ€ฆ

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โ€œGreenโ€ Nonstick Cookware

One of the great joys about having a blog is that your Inbox fills up daily with pitches for everything from chocolate shows in Pennsylvania (hello? I live in Franceโ€ฆ) to Superbowl Sunday and Forth of July article ideas (hello? I live in Franceโ€ฆ) There are quite a few products that I would laugh at if they werenโ€™t so silly, and to be honest, myโ€ฆ

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Lard de Begnins

Everyone once in a while โ€“ and I could likely count the number of times on one hand โ€“ Iโ€™ve put something in my mouth that silenced me. Unfortunately for the people around me, it doesnโ€™t happen all that often. But when I was told that there was a special lard made in Nyon, I changed my plans for the morning because something inside meโ€ฆ

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Blue Cheese Dressing

I donโ€™t know what possessed me the other day, but there I was, and there it wasโ€”I was faced with a big mound of Iceberg lettuce heads at the market, two for one euro, so I bought two of them. Although I donโ€™t eat it very often, I love Iceberg lettuce salad and anyone who says they donโ€™t is probably fibbing. People will often justifyโ€ฆ

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Marche des Producteurs in Paris

I was actually thrilled to see a market of producteurs that was happening this weekend in Paris. We have some great food available in Paris but I donโ€™t get the opportunity often to meet and shop directly from the people who are producing the food. This is especially true with meat, which is sold by butchers and not the people who raise it, but Iโ€ฆ

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Fish & Farm

I donโ€™t know why, but on my recent trip to San Francisco, I was having a really hard time remembering the name of the restaurant called Fish & Farm. Maybe it was the jet-lag, or all the chocolate and cookies that were coming at me from all angles. But I kept calling the restaurant Farm & Fish. Or Fish Farm. Or Farm and Fowl. Asideโ€ฆ

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Four More from San Francisco

If it seems to you like all that Iโ€™ve been doing since I arrived back in San Francisco has been eating, youโ€™re right. San Francisco really is the best food city in the world, and as I walk around, (โ€ฆerโ€ฆIโ€™m in California..) I mean, as I drove around, and visit my favorite restaurants and markets, I often wonder if I could move back here. Iโ€™veโ€ฆ

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Humphry Slocombe Ice Cream

If youโ€™re looking for a simple scoop of chocolate ice creamโ€ฆor vanillaโ€ฆor strawberryโ€ฆyouโ€™re not going to find it at Humphry Slocombe in San Francisco. Okay, you might see one of them nestled somewhere amongst the wacky flavors on the ever-changing list. But youโ€™ll have a better chance of finding Fumรฉ (smoked) ice cream, Chocolate passion fruit, and cinnamon brittle. Thereโ€™s a decidedly non-kosher Boccalone proscuittoโ€ฆ

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Jook

French supermarkets are interesting places. In my book, I touched upon that subject โ€“ as well as a few others. But letโ€™s not get into that here; letโ€™s just say that theyโ€™re not the best places to buy fresh produce. Which may explain the mystery of the liberal use of canned corn around here. When I came back from a recent trip, on a lateโ€ฆ

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