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Weekend Reads

Thanksgiving is (kinda) just around the corner and you can check out this round-up of Thanksgiving Recipes here on the blog. Rather than getting all stressed out, though, maybe think of making lessโ€ฆand having more fun. As a French friend once told me, โ€œWe donโ€™t go out to eat for the food. We go out to be with our friends.โ€ Another friend in Paris toldโ€ฆ

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Paris Tacos y Burritos

Itโ€™s kind of funny because the two times I went out with two different French friends for Mexican food this week, they practically wiped the table clean. Both said after eating, โ€œDaveedโ€ฆjโ€™ai encore faim.โ€ (โ€œIโ€™m still hungry.โ€) The first time was at Cactus, where my friend (who I am pretty sure has .5% body fat) wolfed down his burrito and the aforementioned declaration of hunger,โ€ฆ

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A Great Kouign Amann, in Paris

Iโ€™m not going to say a thing, because Iโ€™m certain I did the same thing back in the day. But a lot of people who are en route to Paris ask me where they can find things like bouillabaisse, a true salade Niรงoise, or Kig ha farz, and when I answer, โ€œYou canโ€™tโ€, they either donโ€™t believe me, or get irked because they think Iโ€™mโ€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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