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Kig ha farz: Breton buckwheat dumpling

Kig Ha Farz is a homely, but absolutely delicious, Breton specialty that even few French people know about. Itโ€™s highly unlikely that youโ€™ll ever find it served in a restaurant, even in Brittany, which I learned on a recent trip to the region. I told friends that we were staying with that I wanted to prepare it for them, and we spent a few daysโ€ฆ

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La Bourse et la Vie

[UPDATE: The restaurant has changed its format offering a fixed-price meal (currently โ‚ฌ67) that includes starters and main courses, but not desserts or sides. I havenโ€™t been back since they instituted the change.] When Daniel Rose opened his first restaurant, Spring, it was a small, seasonally driven restaurant on an unremarkable street in theย 9th arrondissement. Word quickly spread about the talented chef, who helped fuelย aย revolutionโ€ฆ

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Faviken

Itโ€™s hard to write or talk about a place like Fรคviken. Not that I have trouble talking, as those around me can attest to, but making the trek top the restaurant far north of Stockholm is as much about the experience of being in a certain time and place as it is about eating the food theyโ€™re serving. Although I donโ€™t necessarily follow all theโ€ฆ

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Breakfast in Israel

Iโ€™m not at my best in the morning. Actually, Iโ€™m not at my best until at least 2pm. (Although actually, some might argue itโ€™s even a little later.) To me, breakfast is meant to be enjoyed in monk-like solitude. Itโ€™s a time where questions are prohibited and talking should be kept to an absolute minimum. Travel, of course, is fraught with all sorts of waysโ€ฆ

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