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Butterscotch Bars

Itโ€™s been an interesting year, hasnโ€™t it? Iโ€™ve been on a bit of a bender lately, getting rid of (or at least, reducing) paperwork thatโ€™s been piling up and holds little interest for me.ย I have so much that I had to buy more paper (as in, paper file folders) to store all that paperwork in which seems redundant, but living in a place where paperโ€ฆ

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Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars

When I started baking professionally, whenever a recipe called for chocolate, we grabbed whatever chocolate we could get in bulk, lopped off a chunk, and used that. At the time, there wasnโ€™t muchย consciousness about chocolate and all the differences that there are today. (I know, I sound like a dinosaur!) Often โ€œEuropeanโ€ chocolates were talked about as being of theย best quality.ย But when I started atโ€ฆ

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Eating Around London

I never really โ€œgotโ€ London. It was always this hulking city that I struggled to navigate, overwhelmingly large, with a subway system that seemed like a tangle of routes and directions that I just couldnโ€™t unravel. But part of it is my fault as I never really spent a lot of time trying to figure it out. I just accepted defeat early on. So thisโ€ฆ

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Kale Chips

Itโ€™s arguable whether Paris is a โ€œcutting edgeโ€ city. With a rich culinary tradition, change comes slowly (and sometimes requires a little coaxing), and the arrival of kale is no exception. Although we can now get kale sporadically in Paris, thanks to The Kale Project, I was fortunate when a friend came to Paris bearing the fruits (or leaves) of crinkly denseness. In a โ€œbeโ€ฆ

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