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Tartiflette

One French dish Iโ€™ve not made is Tartiflette. Itโ€™s one of those things that you tuck into after a day of skiing down alps, which I did once with a family of expert skiers, realizing too late that my intermediate-level of skiing was no match for my friends, who pointed their skis straight down the top of the alps and took off. I tried myโ€ฆ

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Turkey in White Wine Sauce

Being a baker, braising wasnโ€™t something I did a lot of. I also didnโ€™t cook a lot of meat or poultry. Actually, I didnโ€™t cook much at home as I ate most of my meals on the fly when working in restaurants. (I was also going to say that when I lived in California, I tended to grill as much as I could on myโ€ฆ

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Quiche with greens, bacon and feta

While visiting friends in the countryside toward the end of the summer (โ€ฆis it over already?), I met a woman who grew the most lovely little lettuces, which she sold at the local market. Which was basically a table with several baskets of her stunning greens sitting on it. If you havenโ€™t had eaten lettuce just a few minutes (or even hours) out of theโ€ฆ

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