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New York/Brooklyn Booksigning: Friday, October 10th

This Friday, October 10th, Iโ€™ll be at The Brooklyn Kitchen for a book party! For this free event, on hand will be samples to tasting from My Paris Kitchen, and there will be copies of Ready for Dessert, a collection of my all-time favorite dessert recipes, and My Paris Kitchen, a collection of stories and recipes from my French kitchen, that Iโ€™m happy to signโ€ฆ

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New York City and Brooklyn Dining

Just got back from a covert trip to New York. It was so top-secret that even I didnโ€™t know about it. The trip happened in a flash and I barely got to see anyone. It was work, work, work. But a guy has to eat, right? And I think it says somewhere in the constitution of the United States that we all have the rightโ€ฆ

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Chocolate, Peanut Butter and Pretzel Cupcakes

Well, this is quite a baking book. Starting off with the first thirty-one pages, which contain some of the most profanity laced โ€“ and best โ€“ advice Iโ€™ve read about baking. (Hmm, maybe Iโ€™ve been doing it all wrong.) But I couldnโ€™t put Robicelliโ€™s: A Love Story with Cupcakes down as I read through the fore matter, which the authors admonish that youโ€™d better readโ€ฆ

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La bombe dโ€™F

A wave of Americanism has been sweeping through Paris over the past few years, from le street food (which, finally, is actually being served on the street) to a desire to remake Paris in the image of New York. Or more to the point, Brooklyn. I donโ€™t quite know where this came from, but I do wish it would stop. Granted, in the US, weโ€ฆ

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Dining Around New York

The French have their paradoxes and so do Americans. Which was something I discovered over and over again while I was exploring New York with an especially inquisitive Frenchman in tow. There were lots of questions, like when watching television, itโ€™s tricky to explain why thereโ€™s a commercial for people stuffing their faces from all-you-can-eat buffet for $6.99 suddenly followed by an ad pushing low-calorieโ€ฆ

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Nunu Chocolates from Brooklyn, in Paris

A few years ago an American friend asked me about opening a pop-up store in Paris, featuring something he creates with chocolate in New York City. At the time, I advised against it. People outside of the United States do have some preconceived notions about how Americans eat (many still think we all eat at fast-food restaurants), but a recent wave of magazine articles aboutโ€ฆ

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Baked Apricot Bars

Iโ€™d been planning for this trip for years, ever since I first laid my hands on a copy of Baked, the cookbook. Quite a few baking books come out and a lot are really good, but this one spoke to me. I mean, each and every dessert sounded like something I not only wanted to bake, but wanted to eat. As in right away. Asโ€ฆ

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